That's the first signs of burn in... Screen degradation at only 2,000 hours. My OLED TV has very significant burn-in at 10,000 because it was an earlier model. All OLED screens are susceptible to burn in, it's part of the whole organic part of Organic LED. It degrades, and often times unevenly which is why LG tweaks their TV's pixel refresher algorithms every generation and is now switching to deuterium panels because everyone running 100% brightness was killing their reds. Micro LED will solve it in a few years.
Comments 1
Re: Video: YouTuber Runs The Ultimate Switch OLED Burn-In Test, Left On For Over "1800 Hours Straight"
That's the first signs of burn in... Screen degradation at only 2,000 hours. My OLED TV has very significant burn-in at 10,000 because it was an earlier model. All OLED screens are susceptible to burn in, it's part of the whole organic part of Organic LED. It degrades, and often times unevenly which is why LG tweaks their TV's pixel refresher algorithms every generation and is now switching to deuterium panels because everyone running 100% brightness was killing their reds. Micro LED will solve it in a few years.