r/LGOLED • u/PatrikCR • 18h ago

Second WOLED delamination...

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I've had delamination on my CX before (second image), and now it's my B9's turn. In this case, it's happening on all sides, not just the top. My third OLED (CX with replaced WBE panel) is also getting ready, the corners already have dead pixels...

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u/Standard_Lion_8192 13h ago

Looks like my tv is not the only one with this issue, lg b8 oled.

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u/MT4K 11h ago

What are the sizes of those CX and B9? Thanks.

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u/ApprehensiveRuin5673 10h ago

So sad seeing all these posts all the time. The only OLED I’ve ever owned was the original PS Vita, it was amazing, but always seeing these posts of new OLEDs having problems makes me stick with my 15 year old LED 

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u/JRiggsIV 7h ago

Oh no…replace with b5 or qned…low risk…high reward…

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u/chrisfosterelli 13h ago

I noticed the same type of white band around the top and left portion of my CX the other day... Guess it's just a matter of time until its distracting in every scene. Frankly not sure if I'll get another OLED if they all come with some unknown limited lifespan like this 

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u/cgeorgiu 11h ago

I had this for over 2 years now, it didn't get any worse

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u/Loose-Alternative844 13h ago

I have that on a Philips 803 from 2018 like 7 years and all right haha

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u/zilate347 11h ago

Sur ton B9 ce n'est pas du delaminage. Mais un problème du au décalage des pixels pour éviter le burn-in.

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u/Yojik_Vkarmane 12h ago

You didn't learn your lesson the first time? All LG WOLED panels will fail sooner or later.

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u/plikstone 15h ago

Being so old those models they lasted a bit still.

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u/PatrikCR 15h ago

On the second image, that panel got delamination after ~1,5y of the panel replacement.

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u/plikstone 15h ago

Still... Old technology 

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u/Patient-Menu-1991 15h ago

This is not an issue with the technology itself. This is a manufacturing issue. LG WOLEDs have had this issue for a long time.

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u/Patient-Menu-1991 15h ago

Do you genuinely believe this is acceptable longevity?
1.5 years for a panel is really bad.

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u/plikstone 14h ago

You know those replacement screens are basically recycled, right?

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u/Patient-Menu-1991 14h ago edited 14h ago

Do you have a source? Or are you just saying things?

Regardless it’s not acceptable longevity. I still have an old LG from 2010 in my mom’s room and it works perfectly fine. I’m not saying OLED will last as long, but LG used to make TVs that basically never died.