Is it advised or discouraged to unplug a plasma screen at night?

In fact, my question is mainly to know if it's discouraged!

Let me explain: this screen is in the room where I sleep, and the lights bother me, so I plugged the screen, the home theater system, and the console into a power strip with a switch, which I turn off every night. But almost every morning my partner keeps repeating that it's not good to unplug them, and that I’m going to break everything...

What is your opinion on the matter?
Without talking about energy consumption, that is...

Thank you!

If it is normally off, yes you can then unplug the power supply.

no point in doing it

Yes, the consumption can be, but none was planned to be unplugged
and does it really have a plasma because that's old and it’s no longer done.

Due to production gain, switches have been banned by manufacturers.
Moreover, some screens don't like to be completely turned off!
It's normal that by removing the switch, manufacturers also removed the electronic part that prevents "surges" when turning on.
The downside of this mess: an increased electricity bill and numerous returns to customer service for these screens, especially at the end of the summer holidays.

I turn everything off with individual switch power strips for each outlet.

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When we open our eyes, we discover the world, but sometimes we must keep them closed.

It's difficult to mediate a family disagreement. I would say you are justified in turning off all your electrical devices. In fact, this is recommended by energy-saving specialists. That said, at the slightest malfunction, it will be easy to say, "I told you so," even if it has nothing to do with the connections.

Personally, if I were bothered by the lights, I would adopt your solution, without worrying about the equipment, as long as we're talking about one or two on/off cycles per day. This is allowed for computer equipment to save the circuits. There's also the possibility of putting tape or masking tape, more or less opaque, over each of the light points.

Well, it's simple: it depends on the "durability" of the equipment...

It's clear that a 200-euro screen will be much less durable than a 1000-euro screen.

Electronic systems in general dislike being turned off and on too frequently.

The best thing is to gather information online about device failures after a power cut...

We turn off computers every day, and yet they withstand the shock. So a screen and the rest...

Personally: I turn it off.

Tell him it will reduce the electricity bill. Finally, plasma screens, rather a bad choice (personal opinion)

Otherwise, for the lights, a good thick black tape on top.

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When we open our eyes, we discover the world, but sometimes we have to keep them closed.

Back to the Future I made a trip through time

Hello
why unplug it? if it is off, there is no power consumption.
Mine is nine years of good and loyal service and remains plugged into the socket. it has a power switch, some devices have done without this "accessory" and remain on standby! Manufacturers claim that this state consumes very little. I was educated in the days of old technologies, not very safe and energy-consuming. It was also recommended to unplug the antenna and the power socket during thunderstorms, as there were overhead power lines and an antenna on the roof that could pose a risk.
Today there is TV via ADSL, so without an antenna and power sockets with surge protection. That reassures a bit.
hi

Back to the Future I took a trip through time,

hello
indeed pleased to have contacted you unintentionally
but the previous post here dated back to 2012. sorry for my oversight

and friendly greetings anyway