3 ms·
I love OLED panels and their amazing color reproduction, but I'll never buy another device that uses them ever again if I can help it. My current laptop develop
by rfwhyte 2y ago
I love OLED panels and their amazing color reproduction, but I'll never buy another device that uses them ever again if I can help it. My current laptop developed pretty horrific burn-in after just a couple years of regular use, and there wasn't really anything that could be done about it, as the burn-in is comprised entirely of my taskbar and the UI elements of my web browser which is far and away my most used program / application and likely is for the majority of other laptop users as well. I'm sure they're fine for TVs where content is played "Full screen" 99% of the time, but for phones or PCs where there are common OS or web browser UI elements displayed on the screen the majority of the time the user is using their device, they just don't make sense.
- Citizen_Lame 2y ago[dead]
- freeAgent 2y agoI wonder if more aggressive anti-burn-in measures could help. Unfortunately, on a laptop you don’t want to run the screen on full blast for a long time since it’ll run out your battery. I have a QD-OLED desktop display that has some very mild burn-in after maybe two years, and I try to baby it as much as possible by using dark mode, etc.