I'm thinking about picking up an LG C5 OLED (55"). Catch: It's an ex-display unit. A new store from this chain opened around Jan/Feb; they used this C5 as their showroom demo piece, and after the launch of the C6 in May 2026, they replaced this C5 unit with a new C6.

So two things I'm torn on:

1. Is ~4 months of demo videos enough to actually worry about the burn-in, or am I overthinking it?
2. Is ₹89k a fair deal for an ex-display set with those hours on the panel… or should I negotiate harder given it's essentially clearance stock they want off the books?

Pls help me out; I am sick of looking at TV options and have been going down this rabbit hole for the last 8 months at least.

TIA

I'm thinking about picking up an LG C5 OLED (55"). Catch: It's an ex-display unit. A new store from this chain opened around Jan/Feb; they used this C5 as their showroom demo piece, and after the launch of the C6 in May 2026, they replaced this C5 unit with a new C6.

So two things I'm torn on:

1. Is ~4 months of demo videos enough to actually worry about the burn-in, or am I overthinking it?
2. Is ₹89k a fair deal for an ex-display set with those hours on the panel… or should I negotiate harder given it's essentially clearance stock they want off the books?

Pls help me out; I am sick of looking at TV options and have been going down this rabbit hole for the last 8 months at least.

TIA

I'm thinking about picking up an LG C5 OLED (55"). Catch: It's an ex-display unit. A new store from this chain opened around Jan/Feb; they used this C5 as their showroom demo piece, and after the launch of the C6 in May 2026, they replaced this C5 unit with a new C6.

So two things I'm torn on:

1. Is ~4 months of demo videos enough to actually worry about the burn-in, or am I overthinking it?
2. Is ₹89k a fair deal for an ex-display set with those hours on the panel… or should I negotiate harder given it's essentially clearance stock they want off the books?

Pls help me out; I am sick of looking at TV options and have been going down this rabbit hole for the last 8 months at least.

TIA

I have been planning to buy a TV since Diwali 2026, but I am so confused by the available options. Every time I have decision paralysis, and I give up. I request you guys to help me out.

My budget is 50k(can stretch it to 55k). Preferably 55 inches (can do 43 as well). Usage will be mostly OTT, but I plan to buy a PS5 around Diwali. Sound output is not an issue because I have a decent soundbar.

So far, I have considered the TCL Q6C, but I have seen a few reviews that it struggles with fast motion.

Edit: I decided to go with Samsung S85F. Got it for 72k on Amazon

I have spent last few days truing to prepare an ideal portfolio which suits my risk prolile and investment horizon. I have tried my best to use the data openly available and opinions of different experts. If the experts here think this is apt, I'll share the prompt to help others as well.

20–25 Year SIP Investor | High-to-Moderate Risk | ₹60k/month | Direct Plans | Platform: Coin

1. Parag Parikh Flexi Cap Direct

• Monthly SIP: ₹24,500
• Portfolio Weight: 40.8%
• Role: Core Anchor
• Why: Consistent 3Y/5Y alpha vs Nifty 500 TRI. ~19% global exposure (Meta, Alphabet, etc.) built-in. Lowest ER among active funds at 0.62%. Only fund that earns anchor status by verified data.
• Hold For: 25 years
• Exit Only If: Fund manager (Rajeev Thakkar) exits OR AUM crosses ₹2L Cr with confirmed style drift

2. Quant Small Cap Direct

• Monthly SIP: ₹14,000
• Portfolio Weight: 23.3%
• Role: High Alpha Satellite
• Why: 5Y CAGR 22.96% Direct vs benchmark 16.34% — +6.6% alpha confirmed by official Quant factsheet. Portfolio's strongest verified performer across all measured periods.
• Hold For: 25 years
• Exit Only If: Adverse SEBI regulatory order issued OR 3 consecutive years of sustained benchmark underperformance

3. Motilal NASDAQ 100 FoF Direct

• Monthly SIP: ₹11,000
• Portfolio Weight: 18.3%
• Role: International Hedge
• Why: USD-denominated NAV is a natural hedge against INR depreciation and geopolitical shocks. Direct replacement for suspended Edelweiss US Tech. Same theme, currently open on Coin.
• Hold For: 25 years
• Exit Only If: Edelweiss US Tech reopens (switch back, not exit) OR confirmed structural USD weakness beyond 15%

4. Motilal Oswal Midcap Direct

• Monthly SIP: ₹9,000
• Portfolio Weight: 15.0%
• Role: Growth Engine
• Why: 5Y CAGR 21.24% Direct vs benchmark 17.50% — +3.7% alpha confirmed by official MOST factsheet. High-conviction, low-churn style. Mid-cap is India's compounding sweet spot over 15–25 year horizons.
• Hold For: 25 years
• Exit Only If: 2+ consecutive years below benchmark OR fund manager change without credible replacement

5. Nippon Gold Savings FoF Direct

• Monthly SIP: ₹1,500
• Portfolio Weight: 2.5%
• Role: Non-Correlated Hedge
• Why: Gold outperforms when equities fall — non-correlated to your other 4 funds. Fills the stated commodity preference. At 2.5% of portfolio it adds genuine diversification without diluting equity returns.
• Hold For: 25 years
• Exit Only If: Only to split into Gold + Silver ETF FoF as a reallocation — not a removal