Run This Video On Your TV NOW | Burn in, Blooming & Dirty Screen Video Test

[@allthingstech]

*If the motion was bad on your tv try this 60FPS Version **kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4nEZ4tqft-ModE** it will do a better job with motion handling for those not using Motion Interpolation features on your TV* READ MORE ABOUT THESE TESTS HERE bit.ly/3KiczlE

[@chillingdog4139]

thanks i thought my lg g1 having issues because of subtitle motion not being clear motion.

[@RobertK1993]

@@chillingdog4139 Sony Bravia OLED TVs have better motion upscaling peak brightness and colour accuracy and less prone to burn in .

[@chillingdog4139]

@@RobertK1993 meh at the end, its all about taking care of your tv. I took care of mine for more than a year now and i still dont have burn. Its funny cuz i used my tv as a main monitor in my pc.

[@AM562]

I have 2 TVs one for my bedroom, 1 for living room area one of my bedroom is a 43” RCA RTU4300 and the RCA TV had no problems other than some motion blur. Price I paid at London drugs was $249.99 cad before tax. London drugs, retail price.$299.99cad but if you go over to Staples, they will charge you $449.99cad for the exact same TV I got the RCA either in 2020 or 2021 and I use it with my Xbox in my bedroom. I will warn you the speakers are junk they sound horrific, so I recommend if you buy the RCA TV to get a sound bar or something that has optical audio to get good audio out of it at least also, I never noticed the motion blur in the games. Also I never noticed the motion blur other than in this test. I also have a Sony Brvia X800G 49” that I got on Black Friday 2019 haven’t tested it yet

[@ElGoogKO]

imagine watching this video on a 165hz monitor and being like WTF, why is all the motion so crap?! The monitor is using one of the most acclaimed 27" LG panels that is great, so it should not have such obvious problems. I watched the other video and there is still problems there from encoding or probably youtube compression.

[@martinromer6997]

Thanks, passed with flying colors on my LG CX. One note though: the motion test is pretty much useless if your youtube video is only 30fps

[@andy6576]

Yep, 100% agree on the motion test.

[@allthingstech]

If the motion was bad on your tv try this 60FPS Version kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4nEZ4tqft-ModE

[@andy6576]

@@allthingstech Great stuff, thanks! 😊

[@andy6576]

@Gabriel Renteria You mean the "Soap opera" effect? 😒

[@MindinViolet]

Yes, the motion test is completely useless.

[@dariomladenovski7047]

95% of the time people can't notice DSE or banding in real world content and that's what matters, there's a good saying in the TV community: " If you look for a problem you will find it".

[@SchmakerSchmoo]

I agree - but this is a great deal for a brand new TV. If you just dropped thousands on a new flagship model then this test should be run to make sure you don’t have to return the unit. Ex: if you got a great deal on a floor model OLED.

[@hal752]

I wish I couldn't see it. However working in retail being the lead TV sales agent I could spot a issue a mile away. Really had me hating my role as I could see issues on some very high end TV. Grey scales and DSE being a issue.

[@mrkitty777]

Indeed

[@filip9587]

Considering TVs today are mass manufactured in such high units to keep the prices low and consumers happy, there will unfortunately still be high numbers of defective units, especially with LCDs as they require a lot more parts and manufacturing steps. Best thing to do is check the TV as soon as you get it, see if you're fine with the quality or not, and exchange it or keep it.

[@MalteK]

@@SchmakerSchmoo yeah or if you buy a tv second hand

[@scotth6814]

Sony XBR75X900E. It's over 3 years old now, used for many hours every day as both PC monitor (gaming, KZbin, using it right now to write this) and used every night for watching a movie or two. It passed your test perfectly. No hints of burn-in or fading anywhere. I LOVE this TV.

[@sonimel]

I'm the happy owner of a 65" LG C9, and it still is brilliant. No trace of any kind with your test.

[@hastypete2]

Same here. Very happy with this set.

[@seanlyons161]

Panasonic VT60 plasma. Perfect end of.

[@serpadu]

I ran the video on a 1 year old CX OLED and it’s REALLY amazing, perfect colors and no banding, etc. The only strange thing is with the motion test. I usually watch things on Film Maker mode, with all “enhancements” off. In this mode the panning letters are very difficult to read, they simply become blurry to my eyes. In Standard mode it’s better, but in Sports mode it becomes very smooth. The thing is: I think the film maker is doing what it should, showing the panning text without smoothing it. Any other oled owner noticed the same?

[@davekagels2633]

Yes. This video is only 30 fps, and I also have motion interpolation turned off, so the panning text was doubled up and jittery, which is to be expected.

[@Vdhm91]

The 24p judder, as it's known, on most OLED TVs is horrible. My parents have the LG C1 48" and other than the panning judder, they really enjoy filmmaker mode and the tv overall, especially the inky blacks. My father edited a tv show he worked on in Canada for awhile, and can confirm, filmmaker mode is definitely the most accurate mode out of the box.

[@LazyRASHO]

He now has a 60 FPS version - look for it on his channel.

[@KokoroKatsura]

only the crt owners are able to read panned subtitles, using crt right now

[@Kenjis9965]

LG C8 that I've had for going on 4 years now. No image retention or burn in despite the fact I play a lot of games on it. Very happy (and I'm a heavy user). I only ran it out of curiosity since my parents have a Sony X940e that somehow has image retention despite it being an LCD and a ton of DSE even on normal content.

[@mgaming7]

I have Sony A80J. 5 months old. Flawless on every test. no dark corners, zero burn in. Really cool test, thanks!

[@mickschnabel]

Good to know, I'll be getting that same TV delivered tomorrow!

[@Gurjotsingh-gj2le]

55 inch?

[@gunsi86]

65" LG C9 Came out perfect which i am very happy about :) Been using it as my daily driver since 2019.

[@Ruicarrico]

Thanks for this video, I have a B9 55 from 2020 and passed all the tests flawlessly 👌👍

[@yousuf86]

If only you had said this test is not for oled TV’s at the start I would have skipped the video. All said thanks for the effort mate. Appreciate your work. No issues on LG C9 oled 77”

[@johnturner9439]

Just ran this on our 13 year old Panasonic 42" plasma tv, yes 13 year old, passed with flying colours apart from the text being a little wobble, fingers crossed it keeps going., We'll be picking your brains on what you recommend when it dies... thumb's up from us for your amazing KZbin channel.

[@allthingstech]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@viaje21]

Awesome. I'm still rocking a Panasonic Plasma from back then as well. I'd love an OLED, but the Plasma keeps on trucking along! Hard to justify the "upgrade" when the Plasma is still so good!

[@andrew72329]

Just ran this on my Samsung Q60T and it was a very clean screen. Blooming was as I expected to be honest. The subtitle clarity when the subtitles were moving fast, were poor. I’m happy with the test for what I paid for the TV. Great video.

[@allthingstech]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@send2gl]

Wow, just ran it in my 12 year old 32" Sony Bravia. Screen looks good.

[@SuperDave21]

My new LG 83" C1 OLED performed amazingly flawless. I'm impressed with this television.

[@plantman1093]

I also have a c1 and it terribly on the smooth motion subtitle section, I wonder if my tv has a problem or the configuration

[@krupt79]

@@plantman1093 same here, everything else was ok

[@LogicBoOo]

@@plantman1093 I am pretty sure that it's because of the low framerate of this video.

[@devilgames2217]

@@plantman1093 Try trumotion on user, de judder and de blur to 10 (max). Super resolution OFF, noise and mpeg OFF, smooth gradation on Medium.

[@danielcalabrese5769]

I have the lg 48C1 and no issues at all, I also am loving this TV its great especially for gaming

[@davidhes]

Perfect results on my LG 77CX

[@BrokeTheInterweb]

I have a $250 55” 4K Philips and it passed this with flying colors. 3 years old. I feel like I made the right decision! Very impressed with the bargain brand.

[@enthusia492]

Sony Bravia KDL-52XBR9 Only glaring issue I found was the motion of the scrolling text was quite jittery. EDIT: was a framerate issue. Looked fine on the 60FPS version.

[@Half_Gassed]

Living room Vizio looks great. No banding, no dark spot in middle just small ones on the corner as mentioned. Now on our bedroom TV I've noticed without the test for awhile that color in the middle of the screen looked Grey on people faces. On colors yellow and pink you can see a huge affected spot. The tvs were given to us so I'm not too worried about warranty, they are working so ehh lol. But very cool test!!

[@nydeviantgaming6872]

Thank you so so so much for uplpading this. I have this dse or banding effect on my tv and had a hard time explaining it to sony for my x85k. People run this test if you suspect any slight defect for your tv because it is subtle!

[@lukeskywalker2405]

None of these tests highlight any faults just performance. DSE occurs on the majority of LCD screens, motion will only be smooth if frame rate interpolation is turned on, and blooming is a natural feature of full array local dimming tech. Implying these are faults is misleading.

[@ArcadianGenesis]

I suspect you're right, but that really sucks ass. Why is newer technology worse than older technology? My 2021 Full Array LED had very noticeable banding on light backgrounds, which I can see when gaming. My 2015 edge lit LED didn't have that problem.

[@megacap55]

And KZbin is not 60 fps

[@gabrielirlanda]

Thanks for the advice, Samsung 85" QLed 4K, 5 months using it every day, passed the test.

[@Mark-hb2zy]

Honestly don't do any of this stuff unless you've got a screen burn warranty. No TV is perfect and you'll just keep looking for these issues once you've noticed them and stop enjoying the content.

[@crazi2sweet]

Just ran this video/test on our new 75QNED85UQA. It looked great and has a very nice screen. Will run it again in the future.

[@RuiKarel]

Sony Bravia 55' here, 5 year's old and of use.. Test Done, everything looks sharp, zero problems!! Great tv this one, want a 2.1 hdmi one but not in the near future I think.

[@richardmyers7181]

Sir i got this tv sony kd55AG9 2 yrs ago a free replacement my original oled sony was destroyed by a software update i ran your test there was no issues 👍👍👍 i do carry out the standard maintenance built in to my tv thankyou ever so mutch

[@autismo3201]

using this to calibrate colors on my new TV but watched this on my laptop first. Surprisingly tv was fine but laptop has a bit of bloom on one side that i never knew was there. So this video definitely works!

[@sz1234]

LG B7 55" perfect, I love this TV 😎

[@vicmanpergar]

Oled LG C7 55 from 2017, no problems at all running those tests.... cheers

[@ShinjiShigeo]

my 2001 Monitor still standing strong 💪

[@jordinmartensjm]

I have a LG oled C8 55inch. And it’s perfect. No burn in ,blooming or dirty screen 👌🏼.

[@lopiklop]

I've been using insignia 1080p tv from 2011. Perfectly fine.

[@TerrenceLP]

Sony x90j it ran perfectly 🥰 💞 👌 area dimming is awesome

[@simonjohnhinton1938]

I must have a really good panel lol. I have a 55 inch Q85r which I bought about a year ago and its fantastic. Great uniformity with only slight variation. Blooming was minimal. I think I might just keep this TV for a while yet!

[@link0039]

LG OLED A1, 2 years old and about 5000hrs of useage, mostly gaming. Looks absolutely perfect as far as i can see.

[@micaiahreese]

Oh the DSE. I test Apple watches at work and I've seen stuff similar to that on them. Neat. Doubt any customers notice though lol

[@TJTRIZZ]

Thank you for video I ran it on my LG c1 55 inch no problems atall apart from subtitle motion because I had tru motion off once put it on smooth it was perfect I've had the tv since April 2021

[@allthingstech]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@dinhtuan752]

commenting

[@RebSike]

I have a 40inch Sony Bravia KDL40R510C (LED) from 2015 only thing I've notice with the full screen tests is minor dimming in the corners (about an inch radius from the corners) and a little on the top edge (less noticable than the corners) still going strong

[@devilgames2217]

LG C1 and test passed 😁👍 it all looks good.

[@peacefrog0521]

1:49 James Bond 007 Intro 😅 I ran this on a lark in my 2007 Panasonic 50-inch plasma HDTV with a Roku attached, at 1080p. I’m getting ready to give it away as it’s too big and heavy and power-hungry; it’s too nice to scrap but not new or good enough to sell. I’m finding after running this that other than the screen being much more dim than my newer TV’s, it’s surprisingly very very good. No noticeable DSE. I almost hate to give it up now. 😢

[@Piertu]

Vizio M series quantum 70inch so far so good. first day being unboxed. Will do another test in a week or two.

[@mooderfall]

My 65" TCL P8 Silver with AndroidTV did surprisingly well. Talk about a budget friendly Good TV

[@pauldonly8201]

LG C1 3 months old . Screen is perfect 👍

[@joequashnock1552]

Samsung 55” Q80T (QN55Q80TAFXZA) brought in Sept 2020. Looks good to me with your test! 👍🏻

[@kishona69]

I think my tv passed without any visible issues. LG C1. I also added this video to my favorites list. Thanks a bunch.

[@allthingstech]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@alexworm1707]

That tv is like a year old lmao.

[@dinhtuan752]

commenting

[@itsJoshW]

Hisense U6G. Absolutely perfect. Yes, a $499 4k QLED TV is perfect playing back through an Xbox Series S via a Denon AVR-S960H Receiver (5.1.2 Atmos surround; In ceiling speakers). Had it since ~Summer 2021. Only critique is your video. I tried this on the following: Personal cheapo 2018 laptop with a 60hz generic display; Lenovo branded "gaming" laptop with a 1050ti Work's Dell laptop, which I don't think I'm allowed to give the model number. These laptops are for production and media use, which we share the same models as our Media Production team. I work in IT. My desktop 3060ti rip, with a Samsung QLED 1440p 144hz display (Odyssey I believe it was) This Hisense U6G. The only different quality I see, besides the "smooth" being at what appears to be sub 30fps and the text being basically upscaled at a lower resolution (maybe KZbin compression?), and the colors being slightly off on certain displays (With my U6G being the most bright and lively of each of them, set to "Standard", and the Work laptop being very close to that, just not as bright), it's clearly safe to say: I'm unsure if this video is 'legit' or if there is a clear "difference in TVs". But if there is, then whatever TVs have severe issues (beyond generic burn in from long lasted OLED displays, which is why I hated OLEDs and hesitant on QLED). Nevertheless, "passed" seems kind of a redundancy since from 4 different variances of "quality" I've tested found almost no real disconcerting difference. At most, was above. And even that I'm chalking it down to KZbin decompression issues because it was nearly identical on the larger displays (32" and 55"), but the 15" ones you couldn't notice. Reading comments, I see a bunch of people saying mixed things but mostly that theirs "passed". I can't really see this being excessively accurate. Although, I don't know. I'm not an expert in this field.

[@rob2257]

I have a 70" ONN TV with Roku. The 60 fps mode definitely cleared up the subtitle movement, my TV does have some light banding, but for >$500 for a 70" TV. . . My eyesight is barely as good as the TV is and this TV is WAY better than my first flat panel from 13 years ago.

[@LuisGonzalez-ns1mc]

Just ran on my very first OLED purchased almost 7 years ago with 6718 hrs and counting my 65” EF9500 and it’s absolutely perfect!!! Better than the day it came out the box. Ran on my 65” C9, 77” CX, and 48”C1 perfectly also!!! These panels are babied and well maintained

[@nobodynoone2500]

My CRT is still perfect. Thanks!

[@BestHunterSniper]

Thanks. I think I will buy the QN90 but the C1 has infinite contrast and high pixel quality. The only reason I dont want C1 is because of brightness luminosity

[@Abhi-tr9hj]

my 8 year old TN monitor did very good in these test.

[@aurelliakemp3183]

I’ve had my tv for over 10 years and she still works like a dream. It’s a Samsung but I’m not sure what exact model but the fact the it’s over 10 years old and still works really well is pretty surprising but fantastic at the same time

[@Brandon-dj9cq]

I have an old sony bravia LCD tv, i have been using it for a while now, but seems decent to be, edges a bit dark but not that noticeable, center still looks clean and bright

[@kylekemble1576]

I have an old Panasonic tv from either 2008 or 2009 and it works just fine

[@las10plagas]

all fine, HP OMEN monitor. but as others pointed out, the motion test is in 60 fps way better. I was surprised at first, because my games run pretty smooth... the colors are so pretty =)

[@jonathanmarsh8119]

I have a Samsung 43" MU7000, a bit of a dirty screen, and a couple white (bright) circles where I assume the zones are. Had it since it came out in 2017, daily use for work and gaming.

[@jerryakpos3579]

Hi this is quite educational and thanks. My tv is an LG oled. Pls assist me on how to run this test on an LG oled TV. Thanks

[@Crispin90]

Mild corner vignetting, imperfect uniformity, and occasional blooming are absolutely normal for LED backlit LCD TV’s including flagship QD models and these “problems” don’t necessarily indicate a defect, unless uniformity is so severe it is continually visible while watching content it ought to be ignored I very much won the panel lottery on my 75” Sony X95H with zero dead pixels and a high native contrast panel, but like all X95 Sony TV’s it has slightly darkened corners and even though the uniformity is excellent, it is not perfect and should be expected to be, it has been this way for generations of this and nearly every LCD TV

[@raymammola1346]

Yes i agree,i got a 65” Sony X95J,very mild corner vignetting only noticeable if your stare at it on a white screen. I ran this test and saw no other issues. Other people that have the 75” and 85” models complained of a Grid effect,i do not see it on mine. I came from a 55” Sony Bravia 2015 and the only noticeable issue i could see on that TV was the slight vignetting in the corners also but only if you look for it after hearing about it. In everyday use id never even know it was there. As you said this exists on all LED backlit TV’s.

[@WDMurphy]

Samsung Q80T as well as a QN90A both 65in. QN90A does great with all the tests with local dimming on low and connected to a PC, 4k 120hz. The Q80T has some DSE and blooming but is still acceptable. The game mode is better on the Q80T than the QN90A, The QN90A always seems to want to reset the resolution to 4k even when I sometimes only want it to run at 1440p 120hz, the Q80T seems to do better with 1440p 120hz 4,4,4 than the QN90A.

[@michaelzoran]

QUESTION: I have an older LCD TV that has some form of "Dirty Screen" effect. There is always some form of shadow image in the center of the screen. Is there a way to correct that problem?

[@spearmaster-rw]

The only thing i saw is 2 slightly dark-ish corners on my iiyama G-Master GB2470HSU 24" RedEagle 165Hz 0,8ms IPS FreeSyncPremium (yes i copied that text from a website) but that's nothing bad at all, because its only sloghtly, just slightly darker and i normally dont see anything at all, thank you!

[@souliss]

55" QN90A, I did notice a small blotch so thank you for that, please make your frame rate 30 frames faster than 30fps please.

[@rmt74358]

5 year old TCL 4k 55inch. Works great still. The subtitle test is the only problem I found. The subtitles moving across the screen were not as smooth as they should be.

[@3xAudio]

I couldn't tell id you were actually doing the test or waiting for it to start lol

[@fixxerautomotive4917]

Vizio VO42L- A few minor dark spots on the edges on the white test, slow and moderate motion was good, fast motion was a bit blurry, no blooming at all and no signs of burn in. Not bad for a 14 year old 1080P 60HZ free LCD TV ;)

[@guinassi3194]

Usefull on the last 30 seconds

[@ElioRose]

I love how everyone in the comments mentions the "useless 30fps video", but if they actually listened to the video he said he would provide a 60fps video and the pinned comment also has a giant blue link to the 60fps video lmao 🤣

[@DTM1337]

Nice, I'm actually on a budget 58" Samsung TU7100 from 2020 and no DSE at all with my panel, I've been quite lucky I think as thats not normally the case

[@S3thousand]

Brand new LG 75" nano cell. It did great.

[@sheikGR]

Done on a TCL C725 and it was almost perfect. Only thing was the subtitles motion from left to right that was stuttery but i have all motion effects off. When I turned them on it was buttery smooth but in movies I really don't like the 'soap opera' effect so I turned them back off

[@killuminati4792]

Using the LG OLED as my Monitor since proabably over 1 year now and iam very happy with it, no problems or anything , best Tv by far :)

[@MaavBR]

I have a LG 48 C1 and the subtitle motion tests just look AWFULLY choppy to me -- might be just the fact that it's a 120Hz instead of 60Hz panel, though. Is there a 120fps version of this test available?

[@buddhabenitez]

My thoughts exactly. Native refresh rates are higher on some TVs.

[@GayPornStuntman420]

The video is only 30 fps, it's going to look choppy on any TV without that disgusting soap opera effect enabled. Why the video wasn't made in 60 fps is beyond me.

[@MaavBR]

@@GayPornStuntman420 I swear I didn't notice it didn't have the 60fps tag

[@zerocool6452]

Tried it on my PC monitor that has local dimming and no problems at all. :)

[@Chuck.1715]

this is no real test for me, since i am watching on 1440p 144hz LG monitor for 360 USD ish, no visible issues for me so far. I laugh when streamers complain about high end monitors having rudimentary issues. I have almost 5 years old OLED as well, and apart from slight GB discoloration in the task bar, the display is good as new, party because I wrote custom automatic brightness script that perfectly fits my use case. (2K downloads of the script as well)

[@TR4_Designs]

motion for subtitles was a bit trash on my monitor, but idk if its just because Its a cheap monitor. My monitor: ViewSonic VX2718-PC-MHD, running at 144Hz(I've had it for about 1.5 years now)

[@SleepyDogg]

This helped me notice my TV doesn't have blooming

[@buckfuddy79]

Bought an LG C7 OLED and LG home theatre kit for over £3k when it came out as I was assured it would cover me for years. Within a year the burn in made the tv unwatchable. It even had the mute symbol burnt into it on the screen. I didn't use it (in my opinion) any differently to any other tv I have had in my life and within a year it was ready for the trash. Sent it to Currys (retailer) and Lg (manufacturer) under their "5 year warranty" only to be told it doesn't cover burn in as they have insisted that I must have used the tv incorrectly. Like I just watch it muted constantly for the mute symbol to burn in. I will never buy another OLED, until burn in is no longer an issue/possibility, they're not fit for purpose imho.

[@jamesreno3321]

Sounds like they don't want to fix a problem that is clearly their fault due to their poor design

[@nithia]

52" Hisense roku tv i bought about 4 or 5 years ago for just over $300. Passed with flying colors. It stays turned on i would say an average of 8 hours a day and will be on static screens often when pausing or searching for content where elements of the ui do not change.

[@korakora59]

Have 2 sony tv at home (1 mid and 1 low budget) and both have that corner shadow issue. Both were bought on a different time frame. I guess it's pretty common with sony tvs.

[@PC_797]

I Have a Sony Bravia (32in), the one that is NOT a smart TV. It probably has a year or more and it is a hand me down from a family friend cause he bought a new one and just gave this one to me, so I'm the 2nd owner. Everything passed surprisingly, this seems to be a good modern dumb TV. More then a year, cheap when new and so issues at all, even this test was all good.

[@battleforevermore]

Dell monitor... working great... no issues as long as britghness is less than 50%(which is enough for me)

[@basshere7587]

Thanks for the useful vid. But make sure if you wear glasses they are clean. Lifted mine laughed.

[@KangJangkrik]

If you have javascript skill, you can do this without youtube, just browser with about:blank URL opened

[@cidiracing7481]

All good on my KD55XE9005BU that sees heavy usage every day since I bought it in 2018. :)

[@PrinceofPwnage]

I've noticed, specially when using KZbin the "squares" in which videos are displayed staye semi noticeable for a few minutes. I thought "burn in" was a plasma tv thing, mine is a UHD LCD (LG).

[@craigmate6588]

I got a samsung 55 inch tv from around 2008, had it since, it had no problem at all with the test exept the motion was a bit jaggy because its a 50 hz tv. Otherwise it had no other problems

[@NightOwlGames]

1 year old HISENSE 50A7100FTUK 50-inch 4K 60Hz TV passed everything except the subtitles it was "jittery" not smooth letters linked into eachother losing focus, i play games on it with subs turned on its fine.

[@mbplove]

Mine is complete clear, very cheap Toshiba 55” which is a rebranded vestel

[@simonwielinga5236]

my 14 year panasonic plasma still looks extraordinary

[@mehryarjaf]

I’e got a 55 inch Samsung Q7FN from 2017 which has been used as main TV since then I‘ve got to say that no other 7 Series has had such good Quality since then. The Picture Quality is so great that may be compareble to that of 2020‘s 9 Series Models It is a shame how Samsung decided to lower the Quality on the following models to boost up the sale of their more higher end models

[@Thorst13]

Sony ZF9/Z9F and Sony X95J, both passed with no problems.

[@rengel7]

Still rocking my Panasonic plasma from 2007. Motion could be better but no dirty screen or burn in. They just don't make them like they used to I'm guessing

[@TheCoolStuffHD]

I have a cheap Hisense from Walmart. Everything did great besides the subtitles, those were very jittery.

[@rickard1802]

Panasonic p65st50 from 2015.. PLASMA ;). Still going strong in 2024. Handles the tests superb except motion test because i got motion interpolation turned off. With it on and low fps motion like this video is smooth as it can be .

[@somerando5814]

sony kv32fv27 and it is perfect

[@storm-sf5rj]

i have a 2017 LG-B7 55" Oled TV and it has terrible screen burn but it is now out of warranty so it looks like i need a new TV and this will be going upstairs in the bedroom when i get a Samsung neo QN 95A Qled to replace it

[@-Gunnarsson-]

I have a samsung 65 with Qled. From around 2017. No problems really.

[@LaurelParas]

LG C2 & G3 OLED Evo are still good.

[@PajamaJam2000]

When a tv performs poorly during a motion test (judders and blur) Is it usually a defective unit or will a replacement be no different. I have a Hisense 55”U8K and I heard that they just have bad motion.