Why do all these oled displays have to be 4k nowadays? I was shopping TVs recently and found exactly one 2k (1920px) oled screen for about 700 euros when looking across three countries, which was slightly above budget but I was considering it. If there had been more than just this one choice, just to have some OSes and features to choose between, I might have gone for it. But 4k oled costs thousands at no added benefit, so now we have a crappy (girlfriend-selected) 4k backlit lcd that you actually notice turning on backlight selectively on parts of the screen that have non-black pixels.

It's not as if I can see individual pixels from across the room. Same with a laptop (I don't see my pixels on a 16" 2k screen), a computer display (I don't see pixels on a 23" 2k screen), and a phone (I don't see pixels on a 5.5" 720px screen). I'm pretty sure that if you can see individual pixels at those sizes, you're sitting too close.

On my phone I really just want my 720p oled display back: there, too, I have a crappy 2k lcd now because oled is too expensive at the resolutions they make them nowadays. And I was hoping to see oled laptops soon, but it looks like we first have to get every single application to be rewritten to support more-pixels-than-you-can-actually-see zooming modes, then bring down the price of these panels, and then I can buy one.