You should leave a modern TV connected and in standby mode and do not turn off the socket (if enabled) or disconnect it. A well-designed modern TV will not be damaged by ignition surges. However, this fact denies the proof that many TVs do not work when they are turned on after a significant period of shutdown.

Therefore, in the long term, the TV has remained mostly the time will weaken, before, that if you have seen it only from 4 to 6 hours a day. Reducing the backlight control (of many LCD screens) or reducing the contrast (plasma) can prolong the life of the televisions, but only to a certain extent.

So, in the long run, a TV that's left all the time will become smaller, before, that you've only seen 4-6 hours a day. Reducing backlight control (many LCDs) or contrast control (plasma) can extend the lives of certain TVs, but only to a certain extent.

So, in the long term, the TV that is accessed all the time will decrease, in the first place, that you have seen from 4 to 6 hours a day. By reducing the control of the backlight (many LCDs) or the descending contrast (plasma) can prolong the life of the televisions, but only to a certain extent.

If you leave a static image on any TV for long periods, risk recording that image on the screen. This is more likely to happen with a plasma, but it can also happen with LCDs. Generally, if you see anything else for a few hours, the blocked image will disappear.