LCD screens are known to fade over time. This was especially noticeable among all 80 models in the Insignia F50 QLED, LG NANO90 2021 and Samsung TU8000. Their images became heterogeneous rather quickly.
Fortunately, most TVs had no problems with the picture even after 10 months.
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Also, for some reason, some LCD screens still have a “zebra” pattern of alternating bright and dark stripes (see examples in the images above).
At the end of the experiment, budget TV models performed the worst overall. At the same time, higher-end models experienced component failures and general system failures.
Source: Ferra
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