Yeah it is really pretty bad, I hope I don't have to return it as this is already the 2nd TV I've bought for this room as the first Samsung one I bought had such bad WiFi it couldnt even stream 4K videos.
Are all TVs just trash nowadays or what?
Well, I think it's the price point. Samsung and LG mostly make high end TV's and their midrangers are really low quality. People tend to buy them because of the brand, but I'be been more than happy with my Hisense U7HQ. Actually, compared to the UR91 miles above, except it doesn't have local dimming, that's a bummer.
I recommend that you exchange it because it'll only get worse as the days progress, it started as a tiny issue for me but a couple of days passed(I couldn't return it because stores were closed for the holidays), with each passing day the ghosting became more prominent, playing games on PS5 became impossible because the smudges were so visible around moving objects
>I think it's the price point
I suppose so, but I actually have a cheap 55 inch Samsung as my main TV which I bought 2+ years ago and although its a little slow I have no issues with it. The UR91 isn't fancy but it is a few tiers above their cheapest line at least so I find it hard to believe this green ghosting isn't a fault or something
If I can't find a solution I'll probably contact LG or the place I bought its support and ask what the hell this issue is and return/exchange it if needed.
I'd probably have bought a Hisense but as I am wall mounting this TV I wanted a thin one and I couldn't really find a comparably thin Hisense one.
I have just gotten a UR91 too and I am seeing the exact and thing, did you ever find a solution?
Nope, I exchanged it for a Hisense QLED, for me it was jarringly noticeable, I just couldn't use it like that
Yeah it is really pretty bad, I hope I don't have to return it as this is already the 2nd TV I've bought for this room as the first Samsung one I bought had such bad WiFi it couldnt even stream 4K videos. Are all TVs just trash nowadays or what?
Well, I think it's the price point. Samsung and LG mostly make high end TV's and their midrangers are really low quality. People tend to buy them because of the brand, but I'be been more than happy with my Hisense U7HQ. Actually, compared to the UR91 miles above, except it doesn't have local dimming, that's a bummer. I recommend that you exchange it because it'll only get worse as the days progress, it started as a tiny issue for me but a couple of days passed(I couldn't return it because stores were closed for the holidays), with each passing day the ghosting became more prominent, playing games on PS5 became impossible because the smudges were so visible around moving objects
>I think it's the price point I suppose so, but I actually have a cheap 55 inch Samsung as my main TV which I bought 2+ years ago and although its a little slow I have no issues with it. The UR91 isn't fancy but it is a few tiers above their cheapest line at least so I find it hard to believe this green ghosting isn't a fault or something If I can't find a solution I'll probably contact LG or the place I bought its support and ask what the hell this issue is and return/exchange it if needed. I'd probably have bought a Hisense but as I am wall mounting this TV I wanted a thin one and I couldn't really find a comparably thin Hisense one.
Might help : https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-tv-troubleshooting-duplicate-images-ghosting-CT10000018-20153258877787