In today’s tech market, OLED screens have gradually become one of the mainstream choices for laptops. However, overshadowing their vibrant colors and high contrast is the widely discussed issue of “burn-in”. To address this long-standing concern among users, a review team conducted a comprehensive two-month test using five laptops.
The test involved various OLED laptops under different conditions, with continuous and rigorous monitoring over a two-month period. To simulate real-world usage scenarios, typical settings and environmental conditions were selected and meticulously recorded and compared.
Multiple OLED laptop models were tested, all equipped with Samsung’s 15.6-inch E4 luminescent OLED panels.(What Are E4, E5, and E6 in Mobile Screens? What Are the Differences? – Fix Burn In) Brand specifics were omitted as the focus was on screen performance rather than brand comparison.
Two different usage environments were simulated:
Various usage scenarios were simulated, with static application icons in the upper left, looping videos in the lower left, RGBW solid color blocks on the right, and a taskbar at the bottom. Both laptops were run continuously for 30 days. The test particularly focused on the location, severity, and potential recovery of burn-in patterns on the screen.
After 30 days of intensive testing, the following observations were made:
To ensure test rigor, the testing period was extended to 60 days, with the inclusion of three OLED laptops and one IPS panel laptop. The following observations were made:
In conclusion, the following conclusions and recommendations were drawn:
In summary, while OLED screen burn-in exists to a certain extent, through proper usage and maintenance, users can still prolong the lifespan of their devices and minimize the impact of burn-in.
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