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It has some effect for OLEDs, in which there is no backlight and dark pixels are simply off.
by lucian1900 7y ago
It has some effect for OLEDs, in which there is no backlight and dark pixels are simply off.
- kevingadd 7y agoYeah, this is the quirk exploited by features on some phones like "always on display" to be remotely viable battery-wise. They still eat into your battery but because the screen is mostly black and the on-screen elements are dim + infrequently updated, you can leave it enabled and be OK.