OLED screens are favored by many consumers because of their bright and full colors. Various brands also use them on products such as computers, mobile phones, and TVs. However, the most criticized part of OLED is the aging problem such as branding. In October last year, Nintendo’s latest Nintendo Switch OLED was launched, and some players will worry regarding its screen durability, but following testing by foreign YouTubers, this may be the part you don’t need to worry regarding.
How long does it take for the Nintendo Switch OLED screen to start to burn in?After 3600 hours, there will be followingimages
The Nintendo Switch OLED uses an OLED display. Due to the poor experience in the past, many people worry that the screen of this model will be too prone to burn-in symptoms and have doubts regarding its durability.before wehas been reportedForeign YouTuber Wulff Den has conducted 1800 hours of testing before, and it had no effect at the time.
So he went back and forth for a longer test, plugged the Niendo Switch OLED into the charger, and turned on the static screenshots of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild for five months, until I have only recently started seeing some followingimages on the game console screen, a little bit, not much, as shown in the video below.
Why do OLEDs age? Each pixel on an OLED panel is an independent light emitter, so each pixel wears out at a different rate. For example, if an area appears brighter than others for a long period of time, then following a few years the peak brightness of that area will be different from other parts, and this effect will also extend to the sub-pixels, If one color is used more frequently than others, that particular point will also have a deviation in color rendering over the years.
The development of OLED technology has been regarded as a very mature technology, and it is no longer as fragile as it was in the past. Whether it is the pixel life of OLED or the built-in protection measures of decent software, it has been able to make up for the innate deficiencies of OLED, and even some manufacturers will use more aggressive. way to prevent premature aging. So what else can you do to avoid premature burn-in of OLED screens?
- Switch channels and types of videos from time to time
Many channels will place the logo or characters in a fixed position (especially news stations). If you watch the same channel or the same type of program for a long time, the part where the logo and the characters are fixed will be easily branded on the screen. Phenomenon and location-specific wear. - Avoid using maximum screen brightness
Whether you use a TV, mobile phone, or any other product with an OLED display, don’t always watch the display at maximum brightness, you can use the built-in automatic brightness or manually turn down the overall brightness, which can also reduce pixel loss.
