A step to the side- Smart TV question

I have a LG OLED that was 4.5 yrs out of warranty with a burn in issue. The retailer wouldn't touch it even within the warranty timeline. It was that long after that I googled the issue and it came up with some people who said LG was honoring all repairs on my specific model line due to a faulty processor and all I had to do was pay for the labor, which came to $70. 

I got that new processor and a brand spanking new screen as well and never had an issue with burn in since. That processor handled all manner of things besides fixing burn in and the image was so much better than the original. Kind of like getting a new TV for the labor I paid for. Been loyal ever since and will only buy a LG OLED from now on.

All the best,
Nonoise

I’ve a Samsung UN65xxxx and it’s awesome. 4k streaming movies look superb. Netflix and Prime etc. built in. And it only cost around $500. You don’t need to spend more. I've a LG upstairs and the Samsung blows it away.

Sony OLED. Uses the same panel as LG but has much better user interface.

Lots of votes for Sony (no baloney). I think I'll get either a Sony OLED or LG OLED. 

Thanks to all for your input.

We have both an LG TV and a Sony TV.  The LG has little green splotches that show up from time to time.  It's about 5-6 years old.  The Sony is about one year old and fine.  Neither is connected to Cable TV.  We mainly use Hulu for live TV.  The user interface for the Sony is far superior to that of the LG.  Much easier to move around and find what I want.  I would buy another Sony before I would buy another LG.