A video chronicling the degradation of an OLED monitor over time has just been published, offering a 15-month update, and things aren't too bad.

After 1000 hours of real-world use, we put the LG G3 OLED through a full burn-in and screen uniformity test — and the results ...

QD-OLED versus WOLED burn-in. Samsung Display announced its quantum dot-infused entrance into OLED panels in 2021. QD-OLED bolstered a wave of new displays hyped up with claims of improved colors ...

Apple's support page for the OLED screen iPhones touts that they've been designed to reduce the effects of OLED burn-in, ... and the image went to a solid color. After 2+ years with a Pixel 2 ...

Monitors Unboxed tortured a 4K OLED monitor for thousands of hours to see how bad OLED burn-in really is. By Michael Crider Staff Writer, PCWorld Feb 25, 2025 8:04 am PST ...

It’s not as prevalent as some TV owners make it out to be, but OLED burn-in can happen in certain circumstances. Here’s what you can do to prevent that.

After 12 months of heavy productivity use, our 4K QD-OLED monitor faces the ultimate burn-in test. With no gaming or content consumption, has it survived, or is ...

OLED TVs have various tools and settings that help you prevent burn-in. Most of these are run automatically by your display, so let's start by going over what steps you can take. The main thing ...

OLED monitors attract with their vivid colors, deep blacks, and excellent contrast. But the specter of burn-in hangs over every such screen — the fe ...

The test in question was performed on Samsung’s first QD-OLED TV, the 65-inch 2022 S95B, a TV that uses quantum dots combined with blue OLED pixels to achieve its full-spectrum RGB color.

The site's testing includes over 100 TVs as well as a small handful of monitors, and it says that "after 18 months, all OLEDs are now showing signs of permanent burn-in." Apparently, Samsung ...

OLED displays are great for entertainment and gaming because they produce rich colors and deep blacks. That said, they’re suseptible to the dreaded burn-in, a visible impression on the screen ...