7 Best OLED TVs (2025): Sony, LG, Samsung, and More

Especially in its early years, OLED’s standout concern has been its increased risk of burn-in, or image retention, over traditional backlit displays. Due in part to the use of organic compounds, OLED panels can more easily degrade at different rates over time, which could potentially lead to variations in brightness and colors, especialy around long-standing images.

Thankfully, OLED burn-in is increasingly less common in modern TVs for several reasons, including features like screen savers, static image…