>>106884049 (OP)
I spend months to save for this 65 inch OLED but it was worth it I use it since 2022 and will use it until it breaks. The new ones don't even offer any benefits. The best way to obtain one relatively affordable is waiting for the new model switch and buy the old generation.
When I got it it was a shock because the colors were so vivid than what I was used to (A 55 inch Samsung LCD from 2016).
IPS is still acceptable for something like a laptop, where you mostly work with text rather than consume media. I wish mine had OLED but it was not affordable at the time when I bought it the next one would definitely have it since more budget models now get OLED too. In smartphones it became so common that even cheaper ones have it.
IPS is not the high end anymore. And the glow can be annoying. In the monitor I use right now (Acer XB321HK) I get white bars of light that are only visible on dark background. This is "high end IPS" from 2017.
