Are OLED screens a meme?
>>109397102looks very cute and girly
>>109397102For how many decades do you need to drive so it's that bad?
>>10939717930 minutes
i've used oled screens since they've been introduced in samsung's phones and never noticed any burn-in in any of their oled displays, an apple one too, and i've used all of them for an average of around four years each, i also own an oled screen for about a couple years now, nothing thereadmittedly the only time I've noticed any burn-in in anything I have ever owned were temporary ones in a plasma tv, don't really know how people ever manage permanently burning in anything in their tech
>>109397102Samsung curve phones are notorious for going green/pink screem.
>>109397512
I have never met someone who dislikes OLED screens that isn't poor.
Think of how OLED specifically has a burn in problem.Think of how phones, devices that NOTORIOUSLY have static elements, got OLED pushed as a feature.Think of planned obsolescence.OP is the worst example of OLED tech, but is also the most prominent one. Think about that for a second.
My last Pixel had a screen that turned into this after 13 months or so.
>>109397512I touch grass so I have to use my phone at max brightness at all timeIt is very bad
>>109397102Don't oleds suffer from both image retention and burn in? The former is probably the case in the pic, image retention goes away after a while, burn in takes longer to show up even with heavy use and even then it's fainter, but it never goes away
got an oled laptop and the display is dim as fuck i regret it
OLED hate is brown coded
>>109397102LCD for desktop and laptop, OLED for phone. You don't have your phone screen on long enough showing the same image to burn anything in, and even if you did, a new screen for a Pixel is, what, $100?
>>109399665Shit happens, phones take a beating in your pocket. Also, using swipe navigation is both gay and retarded because it's slower and less flexible than using buttons.
>>109397512Same here. I had my 14PM iPhone since the release and not a single pixel is misbehaving. Brightness is still there, display is as good as new. Same with my OLED TV. Theres a big test on Rtings where they run all the popular TVs 24/7 deliberately for years and very few of them have significant burn in, and that’s worst possible case.Never going back, especially to the qled scam.
>>109397102>hot car>perma GPS on screeni mean yeah that's what it will do
>>109397102you'd surely need to be trying to get burn-in that bad. i used a galaxy s4 from 2014 up to 2022 and it had no visible screen burn (if you displayed a grey picture full brightness it wasn't perfectly uniform anymore, but absolutely nothing that could be noticed in normal use)
>>109400055oled is ideal for phones, pixels only use power when lit, so dark themes literally extend battery life, they're only used for minutes at a time so there's little risk of burn-in, so why not use oled's? it's why galaxy phones have used them from the start (16 years ago)
>>109397179A couple of years.
>>109399775>the second most jewish planned obsolescence tech (tvs refusing to work if a single bulb in the backlight is dead is #1)>no i'm sure hitler would've loved thislarper
