Sony's XEL-1 OLED TV is estimated to have at least 30,000 hours (which should last you a decade with average use). However, Sony and other companies have managed to produce OLED color components that last 60,000 hours (that includes Blue, the typically problematic color with the shortest lifespan).
Large OLED TVs are expected to have at least 50-60k hour lifespans.
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Do they have plans to sort out the longevity problems?
Yes they have, it is called PO (Planned Obsolescence).
1. Manufacture OLEDs (knowing EOL)
2. Consumers buy new one when previous model dies.
3. Profit!
@Wolfticket
Sony's XEL-1 OLED TV is estimated to have at least 30,000 hours (which should last you a decade with average use). However, Sony and other companies have managed to produce OLED color components that last 60,000 hours (that includes Blue, the typically problematic color with the shortest lifespan).
Large OLED TVs are expected to have at least 50-60k hour lifespans.
Not bad at all, eh?
you missed out one major step, should be
3. ????
4. PROFIT!
or it just doent make sense...