“Does the warranty cover Screen "burn -in", or "Image retention"?. Thank You”
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Yes, according to their warranty page, it does. One of the main reasons I bought mine here.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Depending on the manufacturer and the model OLED burn in maybe covered. Example an OLED C2 from LG is covered for burn in 1-year parts and labor. An OLED G2 is covered against screen burn in for 5 years however the labor is only covered for the 1st year. In Jan LG stated they might upgrade the C2 warranty to 3-year's but the labor would still be 1 year. Best buy does cover burn in if you purchase an extended warranty, however the warranty is pricy. Costco covers LG C2 burn in for 2-years the 3-year extend warranty via Square Trade does NOT cover screen burn in the only way they will tell you this is when you call them and ask. Is it worth to purchase Best Buy extended warranty, if you are purchasing a very expensive OLED television it will probably will if you use the television a lot especially if you watch a lot of programing that has logos or a banner. Burn in is a cumulative effect, if you watch something for an hour a day it can add up over time when the station has a logo.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There’s no factory warranty for any manufacturer that cover burn-in. The tv have image shifting technology to prevent it. The only extended warranty that cover burn-in is the one that offer best buy. So if you are planning to purchase this tv i recommend the extended warranty from best buy.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hello Norcalguy1954, It would not but there is settings to try and prevent it from happening such as Static Screen Protection, Logo Compensation, Pixel Shift, Customized Side Menu, Screen Refresher.
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