OLED Burn-in Concerns
The cluster focuses on discussions about OLED displays' susceptibility to burn-in, comparisons to LCD and other technologies, longevity issues, PWM flickering, and suitability for devices like TVs, phones, and monitors.
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I thought OLED was more susceptible to burn-in
is burn in a problem on those OLED displays?
Is that the case with all OLED displays? like a phone screen, etc.?
Only with OLED or AMOLED screens. (And even then, not sure i would say "a lot")
Correct, OLED doesn't use backlighting, but the problem is the PWM used to dim pixels, which is also used on OLED displays. I haven't tested the difference, but I've read that for others OLED in and of itself doesn't help.
OLED displays are prone to permanent burn-in, so... not always the best choice.
OLED displays might be the answer.
OLED suggestion is even worse due to lack of longevity, burn-in.
OLED screens are known for having burn-in problems like this. LCDs don't, though they probably have issues with backlights becoming dim with age.
For mobile devices it’s probably the oled screens.