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I want my OLED monitors. I've been waiting for years for an OLED monitor, it's my dream. The closest thing is VA+Quantum Dot monitors, but they just aren't the
by pitaj 9y ago
I want my OLED monitors. I've been waiting for years for an OLED monitor, it's my dream. The closest thing is VA+Quantum Dot monitors, but they just aren't the same.
- therealdrag0 9y agoI would love an affordable eInk monitor. A lot of nights I want to do textual work on my computer (coding or writing), but my eyes are so done with the brightness.
- refset 9y agoI agree completely. This article suggests a few reasons why CES was so disappointing in regards monitor/laptop OLED: https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/oled-laptops-and-monitors-are-missing-at-ces-2018/ https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/oled-laptops-and-mon... Thank goodness for ASUS offering us a glimmer of hope with their portable OLED monitor.
- yoodenvranx 9y agoNot sure if I want a OLED monitor with current OLED technology for everyday use. All current OLED phone displays will have (slight) burn in after 1-2 years and I am pretty sure the same would happen on a monitor which you use daily for 8-10 hours.
- gnode 9y agoWhat do you want it for? I recently got an OLED TV which I'm now using as a monitor for games and video, and it's brilliant (although you might think otherwise if you have extraordinary latency demands). I also find the large size of the display more immersive than a conventional monitor. I still use an LCD for static content (programming; web browsing; etc.) as I want to avoid burn in, but I don't really care about high contrast and wide colour gamut in that use case.