OLEDed
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I wanted to edit this post after having spent more time with the sets. After researching online the near black blocky artifacts seem to be a common but intermittent issue. Apparently it's a combination of TV performance and input signal. I am finding that it is not as bad as I initially thought. I've watched several movies with dark scenes without seeing it. These sets do have other minor near black difficulties but I no longer feel it's a deal breaker because it seems to be infrequent.
Recently picked up a C9 and CX and the artifacts on near black screens are ruining night time viewing for me. Both TVs have this issue. I read this is a common issue with OLED and was aware prior to my purchase, however, I didn't think it would be so bad. Maybe it's because I'm used to late model high end plasma sets which don't have issues like this. I love everything else about these sets except this. Is there anything that helps? No fun to have such great blacks only to see this all the time on near black scenes, I watch a lot of horror movies!
I wanted to edit this post after having spent more time with the sets. After researching online the near black blocky artifacts seem to be a common but intermittent issue. Apparently it's a combination of TV performance and input signal. I am finding that it is not as bad as I initially thought. I've watched several movies with dark scenes without seeing it. These sets do have other minor near black difficulties but I no longer feel it's a deal breaker because it seems to be infrequent.
Recently picked up a C9 and CX and the artifacts on near black screens are ruining night time viewing for me. Both TVs have this issue. I read this is a common issue with OLED and was aware prior to my purchase, however, I didn't think it would be so bad. Maybe it's because I'm used to late model high end plasma sets which don't have issues like this. I love everything else about these sets except this. Is there anything that helps? No fun to have such great blacks only to see this all the time on near black scenes, I watch a lot of horror movies!
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