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How to Test Your OLED Screen for Burn-in

OLED burn-in is permanent. Learn how to detect it early using solid color screens.

OLED screens are beautiful but can suffer from burn-in. Here's how to test yours.

What Is OLED Burn-in?

Burn-in happens when static images leave a permanent ghost image on the screen. It's more common on OLED displays.

How to Test for Burn-in

Step 1: Red Screen Test

Open the Red Screen in fullscreen. Burn-in damage is most visible on pure red.

Step 2: Green Screen Test

Switch to the Green Screen. Look for darker or lighter patches.

Step 3: Blue Screen Test

Check the Blue Screen for any inconsistencies.

Step 4: White Screen Test

Finally, check the White Screen for overall uniformity.

How to Prevent Burn-in

Use lower brightness when possible

Enable auto-hide for taskbars and menus

Use dark mode

Avoid static images for long periods

Enable screen savers

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