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I’ve been using OLED displays for years on my phone and TV and never run into any issues with burn-in (not made any effort to prevent it either).
by fshbbdssbbgdd 4y ago
I’ve been using OLED displays for years on my phone and TV and never run into any issues with burn-in (not made any effort to prevent it either).
- iggldiggl 4y agoMy current phone isn't OLED, but on a previous one after two years or so of usage the status bar area at the top was somewhat discernible if you looked for it.
- boltzmann-brain 4y agodo you display the exact same static image on your oled tv for weeks, like an ad banner would?
- fshbbdssbbgdd 4y agoI think every input source on the TV has a software solution to move the UI elements around, because the developers know burn-in exists. The TV displays a screensaver if the input cuts out. I do have an old receiver that wants to display a constant blue screen when it loses input so I took steps to make sure my setup is configured to prevent that (use the TV as an HDMI switch and it sends audio to the receiver). I know burn-in was a big deal back in the plasma TV days, but on the current generation of OLEDs I don’t think it’s as common. Every OLED I’ve seen in real life looked amazing.