OLED TVs

In an OLED TV, every pixel produces its own light, so there is no backlight. Pixels can switch off completely for true black, which gives very high contrast and vivid HDR highlights. OLED screens also keep their color and contrast when viewed from the side, and the panels can be very thin. LED and Mini LED TVs rely on a backlight behind an LCD panel.

Burn-in can happen when the same static image, such as a news ticker or channel logo, stays on screen for very long periods. Modern OLED TVs include protection features such as pixel shifting and panel refresh routines that reduce the risk. Varying what you watch, using the screen saver and avoiding maximum brightness for static content also help.

OLED TVs are bright enough for most living rooms, and recent panels are brighter than earlier generations. Some models also use anti-reflection screens that help with windows and lamps. In a very bright room with direct sunlight, closing curtains during the day helps, or you may prefer a Mini LED TV, which typically reaches higher peak brightness.

Many OLED TVs suit gaming very well, thanks to near-instant pixel response, low input lag in game mode and high refresh rates on many models. HDMI 2.1 ports with features such as variable refresh rate help with recent consoles and gaming PCs. To limit burn-in risk from static game menus and on-screen displays, use the TV's protection settings.

Yes, our team can install your OLED TV on the wall. OLED panels are very thin, so they should be handled carefully during mounting, following the manufacturer's instructions. Check the TV's VESA pattern and weight so a suitable bracket is used, and plan where the power socket and connected devices will sit so cables stay tidy.

Every OLED TV comes with the manufacturer's warranty, and the terms, including how the panel is covered, are set by the manufacturer. Warranty periods range from 1 to 10 years depending on the product and the manufacturer, and we pass them on transparently, exactly as supplied. Ask our team for the exact terms on any model.