I live on the west side of Los Angeles and none of the three carriers can get me more than 1 bar of degraded (e.g., LTE) service in my home or on the grounds. It's a fluke of topography (I only get a couple of FM stations and no OTA television). I'm ~3 minutes from the 10 and 405 freeways. It's very possible in the mountains there's no service, 1 hour from LA.

Am I the only one?

*shows up to wedding with first aid kit on person*

You need to buy the LG service remote. It's about $10 and you can disable the feature. I had to do the same thing because holy hell was that annoying. 7000hrs later and no issues with burn in.

Edit: Here's the fix I posted when I asked about this issue on the oled subreddit:

I was able to fix the issue by purchasing this remote and turning off "TPC Enable" in the Service Menu.

You access the Service Menu by pressing the IN START button on the remote and entering the passcode "0413".

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Just imagine the horror people without iPhones have to live with.

Yes, LickMyHairyBallSack. Please educate this idiot about televisions

For all we know, its probably actually smart technological innovation ruined by shitty marketing execs and their idea of slapping a dragonfly in the description

People care about a lot of things that You or I may not care about lol. Dude wtf?

You never need anything until you do... this is shit logic. Just because you or I dont need it, doesnt mean someone else wouldn't benefit. People who camp off, grid, hike, etc. could definitely benefit from something like this in an emergency situation.

I thought a key feature of the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 was this satellite 2 way messaging feature. I was waiting for Sammy to talk about it in the keynote, but they never did. Disappointing tbh.

Genius

Bit of a smile indicates an endearing humble pride in its great vision. Bravo dragonfly.

QD-OLED is the way to go for anything currently

same here

5 years old LG lcd 4k hdr

used as my computer screen with the same picture for 12 hours per day

no burn in and crystal clear picture

I have noticed oled tv shimmer a little with complex 4k vid

Lol for whom? That one single person who even thinks they will actually use the feature out of 100m phones

I mean, research and development is good because they’ll eventually trickle down to cheaper products. LCD, LED TVs, OLED all started very expensive.

Btw I don't work in climate controlled environment. I own a bakery. It's regularly 90+

I have practical first hand experience in sub zero temperatures on a mountain. My pocket is good enough lol. Unless I bury the the thing I'm good lol.

Not my proudest fap

As a flagship product probably isn't depending on production cost, will likely gradually go down the next year or two if they can scale it up. maybe the tech can be used for budget monitors that struggle getting brighter than 200nits

On the bright side we should see this tech getting used on top range of Tv's this year and eventually become the mid/low range.

It's amazing how we have such ingenious people spending day after day working with millions of dollars in funding to produce solutions to such profound problems.

Was there a question?

I have the TV version of the 48” screen. It’s fantastic except for the auto dimming. Been unable to prevent that…

I like to prepare for the worst, especially on my hikes