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If you can afford an OLED, get an OLED.
We've been living with the fundamental flaws of poor contrast, colors, viewing angles, and motion performance for 20 years since CRTs ended production and all other panel tech options are sidegrade exercises in which compromise you willing to throw good money at and to make sacrifices against.
Modern OLEDs regardless of the company are guaranteed 3 years of explicit burn-in warranty and in the worst case you cash-in at the end of the period for a replacement that'd be good for another 3 years so 6 combined years at the minimum of usable lifetime and at the very end of which new inkjet printed OLEDs will be out and matured so an even better replacement will probably be like $100 or less (and that lifespan is likely more than that as OEMs would make their warranties excessively conservative to be 95% sure they'll last even longer than that to avoid getting bitten by RMA claims in the allotted timespan).
Example: https://www.msi.com/news/detail/3-Year-Burn-in-Warranty-for-MSI-OLED-Monitors-143207

And if you REALLY want to have your cake and eat it too just keep your current LCD monitor (or buy a cheap $50-80 office LCD) and run it with a dual-monitor arm setup as your desktop display for static content/productivity stuff and then reserve your OLED for dedicated dynamic media consumption session (YT browsing, downloaded video, comics, gaming, etc) and boom 10 years of realistic life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2kPsKyF5bQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7W45pp-pN4