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Pictures are crazy: https://twitter.com/tarunvats33/status/1712114197377737208 https://twitter.com/tarunvats33/status/1712114197377737208

• superchroma 3y ago
  That is gnarly burn-in
• Freedom2 3y ago
  That's awful. I've owned two OLED phones so far, for multiple years, and haven't had burn in that severe.
• pndy 3y ago
  My sister's Galaxy J3 from 2016 had similar burns after years of constant display use
  • avh02 3y ago
    your key word there being years edit: made it snarky without considering the reply's full meaning, I'd like to retract the snark, but I leave this in so the author's reply makes sense.
    • pndy 3y ago
      I'm talking about the effect
• bzzzt 3y ago
  The rest of the picture is dark, so the "burn-in" picture could be barely visible in normal daylight. No way to tell how severe this is.
  • gnicholas 3y ago
    That may be true, although I use my phone in both normal daylight and very dark environments. If I'm paying $1,000+ for a phone, I certainly expect that it will look good (i.e., not be littered with artifacts) in either of those common uses cases.