Right after turning it on, you essentially can't use any TV buttons (volume/settings/etc.), until the TV basically catches up with itself.
The one side note though that I will say is that about 6 months ago, I noticed that immediately after turning the TV on, the remote was essentially frozen for the first 25ish seconds. I had virtually no problems with it prior, and was a happy camper. We barely use this TV, and yet in under 3 years time, it goes out. Paying over 1000 dollars for a TV used sparingly, only for it to ** the bed after 3 years of minimal usage is pretty unforgivable. So yes, while it's working, it's a good product. Yes, the LG HAD a good picture, and maybe the best sound quality for a HDTV I've seen. That's insane to think about when comparing these TVs. So when comparing usage of the two, let's just say the LG is still in its infancy, while the Sony is a grandfather! Yet it's the grandpa that still outperforms the infant. And when I was younger, there'd be days I'd watch that TV 10 hours straight, with an average of probably roughly 6 hours daily. It was expensive when I got it, but ten years later, I've never had to repair it. It's a TV that I've bought a little over 10 years ago. And the screen already burnt out.Īt the moment, my Sony Flat Screen TV is sitting in its place. It's only 3 years old, but according to average usage, it's more like 1.5 years old, maybe slightly more. So you can see how often we DON'T use the TV. I do, but I average a day off once every 2 weeks. When she's off, she doesn't watch TV much. Point being, is we maybe watch the TV for 3 hours a day, 4 the most. Best part about it, is that me and my wife work ridiculous hours.
Putting a flashlight up to the dark screen showed a faint screen. Last night, I paused what I was watching to run to the bathroom.
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