The smaller thickness of TVs with OLED technology means that they are more vulnerable to damage. Any small accident may result in damage that will not be covered by manufacturer guarantees.
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05/08/2026
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AtVs OLED are often considered to be the best on the market, presenting deeper brighter colors and black ones that end up making a difference not only when watching movies and series, but also when enjoying video games.
It happens, however, that OLED televisions can be more fragile than LED or QLED models and are more vulnerable to damage – especially when moving home or even inside your home, when you decide to change the location where the television is.
How does the bGR site, it turns out that OLED televisions are usually thinner than models with other technologies. In these televisions each pixel emits its own light and, in the absence of a rear lighting layer, it is possible that these models are thinner and therefore more vulnerable to damage resulting from accidents.
The worst thing is that it is not because they are thinner than these televisions are lighter and in models with larger screens it can be even more complicated to carry – with the resulting damage not covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
It is then recommended to transport an OLED TV with the help of one or more people, avoiding pressing the screen too hard and distributing the weight so that no one has to deal with more than they can handle.