I have yet to notice any sign of burn-in or even any faint image retention at all.

The 4k OLED screen produces a beautiful, bright image that is impossible to describe in a review

Slight tilt to screen on base, and no gap below TV for cordsLack of upper edge sensorSome setup difficulties, particularly with GooglePrice to value is still skewedNo right hand plugspop-on pop-off covers are odd and clunky to use"Hide your cables" back means you better be set on what boxes you want plugged inYou are paying a premium to have cutting edge techonology, and the paperthin screen is a little nerve wracking to shift and lift, but the image is flawless and has a shine that is simply breathtaking.

Sony offers a few different settings for "enhancing" the look of the image with it's MotionFlow, and you may like it or you may want to turn it off if you think the image looks too "fake"

The image is just so good, the TV has a lot of features, and once you figure out where everything is, it's really easy to operate, and you don't need to purchase something like a Roku to watch third party video content, although you definitely can do that since devices like the 4k Roku Ultra offer more than this TV does for advanced users

The image is sharp, the colors are gorgeous and the black white distinction is almost eye wateringly intense

Disappointed as I understood stand issue was fixed for 2018