There is, perhaps, more pressure on OLED owners to upgrade than owners of an LCD or mini-LED TV. While OLED sets can last a very long time -- longer than LCDs, in some cases -- they're uniquely vulnerable to a couple of problems. Burn-in can rear its ugly head if static content is repeatedly left onscreen, and over the years, the brightness of an OLED panel is going to diminish to the point where your set can't fully compensate with extra power. It makes sense to trade up before any issues arise.
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