Note: I do NOT go to the level of viewing test patterns or other such, nor do I go up inches from the screen looking for dead pixels.

TV is now two years old and fifty percent of the screen is green with dead pixels

, I've been lucky to not have had any issues with my Oled including permanent ghosting, burn-in, yellowing, banding, or dead pixels despite hundreds of hours watching different content and playing video games

Burn in issues, terrible uniformity, banding, and dead pixels every time.

Which developed dead pixels after just two weeks

From what I gather, you should expect a little vertical banding to be present and even a few dead pixels

Dead pixels after 2 months

This is referred to as a "stuck" pixel (not a dead or black) pixel and is covered by warranty

I did a dead pixel test on YouTube (2:50 mins), and no dead pixels

I have returned this tv twice, first one had 5 dead sub pixels and second had the worse banding I have ever seen on a tv

The best picture quality on a TV todayBad:After one week, the screen developed a bright blue pixel that would not shut off

I also chose this version (instead of the more expensive E and W series) because all of them have the same video panel, meaning hey all have the same video quality, so there is no need to spend more

Y*****e, and Amazon Prime was intuitive