What Is An Oled Display.Can you burn the screen? When it comes to OLED, you are no stranger to it. Apart from LCD, OLED is the most popular mobile phone screen at present.

The advantages of OLED screen are indeed obvious, such as lighter material, more transparent display, more accurate color, stronger flexibility, higher brightness, self-illumination and so on, which is one of the reasons why most mobile phones use OLED display.

But everything has two sides, OLED screen still has some shortcomings, such as low life, in terms of durability, it is far less good than LCD, the second is easy to burn the screen, which is also the most heard shortcomings. Today, let’s talk about whether the OLED screen mobile phone is easy to burn the screen.

First of all, let’s talk about the definition of burning the screen, which refers to the phenomenon that the display displays some exquisite image for a long time, leaving a residual shadow. If you want to make a judgment, you can show a pure white screen with the highest brightness to see if any other patterns are displayed in it.

If you do not find, you can go to the mobile phone offline store to have a look, some mobile phones will be put on the counter display for a long time, there will be such a phenomenon.

In fact, whether the mobile phone is easy to burn the screen, we can see the answer from the previous definition. If you want to achieve screen burning, the first thing to do is to ensure that the phone displays a screen for a long time.

As for the length of time, RTINGS, a well-known television evaluation agency, did this test. They asked OLED TVs to display fixed images at four corners for 20 hours a day, seven days a week, for more than 100 weeks. In fact, they had residual images in the 6th week, the 900th hour of the test.

Although the size of the mobile phone screen is different from that of the TV screen, but the display technology is the same, do you still think that your phone will burn the screen? What’s more, the OLED TV they tested is still the product of 2017, and now most of our mobile phones are products around 2020. With the help of new technology, the burning screen will be more reassuring.