Plasma TV: Why Samsung and Panasonic ditched the technology for good

[R3P0]

I miss my plasmas but ill be honest OLED is great and I dont miss the high electric bills

[Twm1988]

Ok, but when will new OLED and MicroLED TV's incorporate this...

https://www.popularmechanics.com/tec...ilmmaker-mode/

[slimdude]

Originally Posted by R3P0

I miss my plasmas but ill be honest OLED is great and I dont miss the high electric bills

Before I purchased my OLED I had a plasma in my living room that I've used on a regular basis, and I haven't notice a significant increase on my electric bill. I'm quite sure your plasma TV wasn't the only product that was using electricity in your home, so it could be a compound of power consumptions that was increasing your bill. I don't know if you have AC and if you do, air conditioners use a lot of energy that can greatly raise your electric bill.

[R3P0]

Originally Posted by slimdude

Before I purchased my OLED I had a plasma in my living room that I've used on a regular basis, and I haven't notice a significant increase on my electric bill. I'm quite sure your plasma TV wasn't the only product that was using electricity in your home, so it could be a compound of power consumptions that was increasing your bill. I don't know if you have AC and if you do, air conditioners use a lot of energy that can greatly raise your electric bill.

Yeah my mother in law lives with us so it was 8am to 11pm was a good 20-25 a month to run the plasma TV lol. She has an LED TV now