I should have Panasonic TV here in Italy but yeah, it's because I come from Plasma that I'm thinking of going full LCD for peace of mind... and I'm reading a lot of complaining on OLED ABL and motion stutter/artifacts that aren't really selling it to me :/
If you're accustomed to plasma, I had a 65VT60 and this was the only tech that I could stand.
I use OLED light at 27 for all SDR content, and I calibrated all HDR modes.
I don't notice any issue with ABL, especially on SDR since I'm not pushing the panel over 150 nits.
Motion on a plasma used PWM which means you are refreshing the panel at such a high rate that the flicker kinda hides the frame transition. BUT, on your Plasma you get phosphor trails. Moving quickly left or right you get red/green trails with motion.
With OLED the response time is instantaneous. 1ms grey to grey. But since the response time is so fast, sources with lower frames are showing more time on screen which people interpret as "stutter" when in reality it's simply showing the image as best as possible.
Playing Destiny 2, Mario Maker 2, Apex Legends and other "twitch" games feels much, much better on my B8 than my plasma. Screen looks much "cleaner" too due to the 120hz panel and higher resolution.
I'm a proponent of accurate image quality, and having perfect black is something I won't compromise on. I could never do LCD or any set that's not self-emissive.
Last note. I'm a very heavy gamer. I used to get Image Retention on the VT60 like crazy. I have not seen any IR or signs of burn in whatsoever on the OLED and I'm pushing 3,400 hours with a lot of HDR gaming.
Hope that helps.
