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I am using a 14 year old plasma TV still, which were/are notorious for burn-in. It does have a few spots, but they're only noticeable if you're looking at a completely white screen. It made me not care about burn-in, kinda like how getting the first dent on your car is a relief after a while.
I'm going to splurge on a nice OLED whenever this thing breaks (I really wish it would break...I want 4K and all the new features.)