Should I be WORRIED about image BURN-IN on a NEW GALAXY NOTE ? 🤔
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- I will go over some of my findings regarding getting an image burned. One of my Samsung Galaxy Note phones has an image burned also known as a ghost image. This can happen in amoled and lcd screens.
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Hi! I download an apps on my vivo v7+ , its an mtk engineering mode apps, after i install it and try to use it, then suddenly there was a burned section of my left upper screen, i think that engineering mode cause a burn screen 🙁
Thanks so much for the info my friend, I almost downloaded a app and I'm so glad I watched your video first, I was just worried that my screen will stop working all together, but if not I can deal with it lol I just don't wanna lose my screen
I work in a phone retail store and the amount of phones customers bring in with screen burn is ridiculous! We shouldn't have to keep the brightness below half just to avoid this, what if I want my screen brighter? If I pay top dollar for a phone I would expect it not to have this issue, never buying an OLED phone again!
yep, I know exactly what you mean . Sadly I don't know of another phone that will give the same quality on the screen .
Not sure if it's just me but the LCD displays are still very good imo. I can only really tell if they're side by side. I'd maybe say the Honor view 20 or iPhone XR for myself
Yep, I dont disagree with that
I totally agree with you, but the in the near future all flagships will have OLED displays. Currently you still can choose an iPhone XR, but not for a long time. I really don't know why they love OLED display so much, talking about lifetime LCD is the best! They want to force us to shift our phones every 1-2 years. That's the reason.
@@candidobm iphone x don't get burn in its the best amoled display in the world
That's why we want high-quality screen so we can keep them dim as possible. can't wait for the next 4K display so I could dim it down so I can barely see it
🤣🤣🤣
Aha lol
HAHAHAHA
😄😄 You totally nailed the ridiculousness of this whole situation! Best comment ever.
Yea its fucking stupid
Yes we should be concerned!those phones are too danm expensive for this crap!
So true!!!!! I spent $800.00 on mine and now I have this annoying burned in image!
@@nightsky3981 what phone company do you use? You may still be under company warranty, I was able to get mine replace theough T mobile for free.
@@highlyfavoredMG Also Tmobile, but I bought it 2 years ago. This is the 3rd one they gave me because I took the prior two with the same issue and they replaced it with a refurbished phone. 😡. About a week ago I bought the iphone SE, but I am not convinced yet. I don't really like Apple software. I have always loved Android, but this burned in image sucks!
@@nightsky3981 crazy and insurance is crazy they ll make you pay. I am not an iphone lover either,the only thing I got from apple is an Ipad which I use as an alarm clock 🤣
@@highlyfavoredMG great use for it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol I have RUclips burned into my S8+ from alway watching RUclips with it not being in full screen. Also the bottom navigation button are burned in.
Oh man , that is not good. Do you think it happened because you had max brightness? What do you think caused that? Just trying to gather more info from people that are impacted.
@@MayitoTek I usually keep my brightness in the middle unless I'm working on something outside and need to look something up, then I'll turn it all the way to max. I really think it's just from watching RUclips so much in portrait mode rather than fullscreen so much. I never really use full screen and I watch tons of RUclips videos because I do alot of DIY stuff and am always researching. I got the Galaxy S8+ the same month it was released and I wanna say I had screen burn within 6 months. It seems as if the whites are turning pink. The top 10% of my screen being the whitest in a horizontal line. The next 20% slightly darker in a horizontal line. And the next 70% significantly pink with a vertical line up and slightly to the left and of course the navigation buttons at the bottom are burned in as they're set to always on. But if you google you can find that some S9 users also are reporting some screen burn and it's just over a year for that model. Its definitely something nobody really covers in the RUclips world and it may be because the big tech RUclipsrs switch phones so often they dont get effected by it.
I have mobile legends burn in my screen. I always play ml but it bugs me when im texting
RUclips burn 😭
I have it on my S9 from RUclips also. It drives me nuts!
I got an S7 in (IIRC) 2015. I have probably never had the brightness over 80-85%, but I do keep it on auto, so I suppose it could jump it up on its own, although I doubt that it does since I'm seldom in really bright light. What I do, however, is play solitaire on my phone - a lot. I average close to 15,000 games of solitaire a year. It's my fidget-spinner or contemplation aid when I need to work out a problem. I noticed about a year ago that the cards were definitely getting burned in on the screen and it's now pretty obvious if there is a white background. Not really noticeable for images or video, but it's there behind text for sure. I'm considering getting a new phone, but that seems kind of unnecessary given that this one still works fine otherwise, so I'll just live with the burn-in for now.
Kind of crazy that the app basically damages your screen lol
it "fixes it " 🙂
yes its not damage the screen ITS DESTROY IT
I have image burn on my Galaxy S8. I have had it less than 2 years and the burn in are my icons on my home page. Just going away from Samsung phones now. So disappointed in the S8. Screen cracked about two weeks after I bought it. (Did not drop, just normal use). It was so new, no one had the curved screen to replace, and they said even if they did, they would not replace it. 3 different locations told me I could try to fix it myself. Lots of bloatware you can't uninstall and now screen burn in.
If your a heavy user watching YT playing games a lot don't buy OLED phones, my note 8 got a burn in within 3 month of use, just where YT cut off when watching in portrait
yes, many people have mentioned the same. thanks for sharing !
If its not obvious, i would not bother. By the way, love your jacket 😆
thanks!! It is a nice Jacket!!
Hi, yesterday i bought a Huawei Mate 20 Lite. I used it for a few hours, But not constantly, just for checking my mails and messages. Firstly, the camera shoot Button burned in, then the Keyboard and then the homescreen apps icon. I didn’t used the phone with MAX brightness But still burned. I didn’t even know about this issue before got it on my phone. Today i went back to the store to return it or to change it with another phone. The service man Told my that was my fault that this happened, But i didn’t do a thing. I Hope i’ll get my money back or another phone in exchange...
You can always argue that the display is defective and mention that you never had the display on for long periods of time or mad brightness. If is new I would argue and make sure it gets replaced. Not sure where you are located, but here in the USA many people have mentioned that they got theirs replaced if it was fairly new
I have Note 9 and Same thing happened with me after 3 months of using ..
I have to limit my options in order to prevent myself from burn ins? Lmao my S8 Plus had burn ins after 6month of usage, mainly the youtube cutout box. Kinda annoying when you pay 800-1000$+ and have to deal with such issue
I can imagine 😥.. I would be pretty pissed off if it happened to one of my newer devices that was that expensive
This is the first time it's happening to me as well , 2021, and it's disappointing especially at the price of the phone. I wasn't looking for the burn but they are very visible on a white screen, and are Now increasing by the day. I love Samsung but this is unacceptable.
Yeah, you're right if you come looking for screen burn it will come after you for the rest of your life. Thank you for the info it really helps me a lot to stop thinking about stuff that we can't control. Nice video keep it up
I have a pink burn-in.
The burn-in says "RAM, BATTERY STORAGE"
I don't even know how this started but it's annoying.
sounds like some app was running or something came on while you were not using the phone
@@MayitoTek nope, l was using my phone.
I literally have the app screens on my phone.
My Note 8 had an image burn right from the first boot, it started as just the keyboard, then I opened Instagram for less than a minutes and the Instagram logo stayed burned into the screen. It was never a long period of time, it all happened within the first 1-2 hours of turning it on for the first time
interesting ! This is the first time i read about it happening so fast , I assume this as a result of some defect on the screen itself that caused the image to burn faster
Would NEVER buy AMOLED again. S8 burn in is horrendous. Any regular image will burn. The fixers toast the screen all over.
Reminds me of plasma tvs.
yeah the fix is not really a fix
Best tip so far :- if your phone have a screen burn just don't look at it 😏
No! I said, if your are not aware of a screen burned in your phone.. do not look for one!! That is the best tip..
Yeah because you will never be able to unsee it
I also got a Note 4 from someone, right after launch and allready had the status bar burned in. That phone has been running ever since, it's gone trough 4 batteries, and to this day it runs navigation in the car for hours and hours without any more burn in happening. All I do is never go more than half brightness. My s10 plus still as brand new after a couple of months.
nice ! Great to hear !! I still managed to not get an image burned in any of my owned Samsung phones
My S8 got quite badly burnt in after only 6 months, not exactly a great sign
I've had the S6 from 2015 and currently s8+ and it still has no burn in. Amazing
I've always used RUclips in portrait (and I spend over an hour guaranteed on RUclips and have used over 50gb of internet on it which shows how much I use it) plus a lot of gaming and still no burn in, haven't used adaptive brightness since earlier this month and the average brightness I've used is maybe half or so (I've owned this phone since mid 2019 and the S6 from 2015)
Idk if u read the comments on this video but if u use 10 percent of the brightness can u get screen burn i havent right now but scared to buy a new phone 😃😂
Yes be concerned I keep getting burn in even with the display not being on high bright it's a reoccurring thing with these amoled screens
yep, not sure why it has never happened to me..
Does it still exist on the most latest phones out there?
Example S10 , Iphone Pro Max
Ferricity AMV yes
I have turned on immersive mode for nav bar and status bar as well on my S8, so I do not have them statically displayed all he time.
Other than that I do not use always on display, also keep my brightness level less than 50% almost all the time.
that's the way to do it
How do I do this on my Gakaxy note 5? I need help it has a pinkish spots on the side. And they said it will spread what should i do :(
How is it so far? :^)
its definitely to do with the screen brightness. i keep mine around 50% or below never had an issue because of that and i've been using dark mode for half a year.
yep ! I agree!
I've been using my samsung s8 for 2 and a half years and finally got burn in
But think about the reason you buy a phone with the best display. To let it shine but then when you let it shine to it's full potential...you get burn in! Better off paying half as much for a phone with half the screen brightness instead of paying twice as much for a phone with an incredible screen but you can't enjoy it because you have to keep it at 50% to prevent burn-in. Makes no sense!
what do you mean - do not use night mode (blue light filter) for a long periods of time? What is the issue with it? Blue light filter will decrease the brightness and make colors look less blue.
in general it will help the entire screen not lose the brightness over time, but if you leave a static image on dark mode, the non black pixels will lose the brightness faster compare to the black pixels. That will contribute to the getting a ghost image
again is not a sure thing as this cannot be proven . ll based on what I read online from other people who shared their experience.
I don't have an image burn, I actually don't know what it is but I noticed there's a bar that's lighter in color in the center of the screen that's visible in dark colors but not black (I guess it makes sense since sub pixels in OLED displays turn off with black color) and it's been annoying me :(
It made me sad I really liked my Note 9...
I liked Nite 9
Damn! Very common with Samsung phones. One has to be careful when buying used Samsung phone on eBay, most of them has burnt image
YES
Had to return my ebay phone because of this very same thing
Yep
I'm shocked. So oled and amoled are just not ready for serial production but the tech giants representing them as high class displays. So led is actually better.
My LG V20 has image retention, not burn in though. It's pretty annoying although I recently jumped to a new phone.
Ah!!!! That is interesting, probably the post where people claimed the app fixed their image burn in was because they only had image retention( from LG phones). What I understand is that usually is temporary( or persistent), but can eventually burn in to the display .
Google Maps + long road trip + high brightness bc of sunny day = screen burn guaranteed. It's a very common scenario.
Google just remove google map Dark mode and I don't like it
I have burn on my note 8...i tried to fix it by using the app. but it getting worse..i dont no what to do..😪
Lol ... I bought my Note 8 second hand ... and a few days later I noticed a burn in Poke ball from Pokemon GO ... And yes, once you notice it - YOU ALWAYS NOTICE IT!!! Drives me nuts! But, as a former Pokemon GO player, it don't bother me "too much" ... I was going to try those apps that offer to make it better, but if it'll damage my phone further, I can live with the damn Poke Ball on my screen.
Was thinking about contacting Samsung about it also, but given I am not the original purchaser of said phone, they'll most likely charge me an arm and a leg for fixing/replacing said issue.
Had note 8 got screen burn you can see key board when it's not on. Have a note 9 and navigation bar has screen burned in it. (It's going back to Samsung today). I always have brightness set to auto.
If you want to see if you have it turn phone off and back on (Verizon) and when white screen shows up look at the bottom you will probably see the burn from navigation bar.
I agree , thanks for sharing. Did you had a paid warranty on the note 9 or they are taking care of you?
@@MayitoTek they are taking care of it due to the 1 year factory warranty!
Nice!!! That is great to hear!!!
I am about to get the S10+ but i am not sure how much of a problem burn ins are on that device.. it's weird that no one is really bringing this issue to the light?
I don't thing is as big of an issue as it sounds. I have used Samsung phones since the s3 came out and I never got an image burned. Just because your car can go 150 mph, doesn't mean you should be pushing it to the limit( we know that engine won't last too long). Similar to the screen, don't use max brightness all the time and make sure to keep the screen timeout on.
If you put the brightness to 50% there will never be an image burn within 2 years of heavy use. These burns happens 99% of the time with high brightness for long times. In the video its said that LCD has this too. But lcd doesn't have individual pixel leds and there for sont have this burn in as much. The new qled screens from samsung dont seem to suffer from burn in too.
that is the way to do it , none of my owned phones ever got an image burn . usually keep the brightness to 50%
Nope, LCD does not suffer at all permanent image retention, only temporary. I know many sources tell this but they same the exact same phrase and appears to be of one source. They actually refer to lcd burn in to the temporary image retention.
Go to the display settings and turn on screen saver it won't remove the screen burn but it won't let it grow more
thanks for sharing !!
Np mate
Just bought a note 8 that has this. It's only really bad on white screens
sadly same happened when I got my Note 5 used. Hope is not so bad
My note 8 just did the same thing
@Z G i
I have black bar on middle of screen only seen in silver and white background.
I notice only after watching this kinda videos.. is my screen burned out?
that is strange, if it was an image burned, that means you probably were displaying a bar across the screen for a long period of time.. which is pretty unusual .. sounds like some other issue with the display panel..😐
My Note 8 (18 months after purchasing) has already burning images.
Samsung should correct this and fix the damaged screens. It is quite expensive and updated to present this ugly problems.
My LG V20 has this issue.. Even when purchasing a brand new display, the image burn goes away after a while but comes back only under heavy load.. The image burn fix tools or whatever they are, I have one that only takes about 2 mins to get rid of my burn image.. its called "Pixel Fixer"
Is that realy works ?
@@welconpacres879 absolutely! It's helped me for about a year now
And how is it going now?
Dude I use my phone in a pitch black room all the time and I'm at the lowest brightness most of the time yet I have burn in on a new phone I bought a few months ago. Completely unacceptable and cheap for a phone so expensive.
Samsung is lucky many people with burn in don't notice it, or else everyone would be on their ass for selling a $1k phone with a cheap display.
I have a S8+ and no screen burn. I keep my brightness below 40%, don’t display static images for to long and I avoid themes which displays blue pixels
I have a RUclips image burn for the second "replacement" device in less than 7 months, the issue is most definitely real. The first one was much worse but my eye still automatically goes there no matter how bad it is lollol
I am getting alot of feedback on people getting image burned on their new phones
Galaxy s9plus with youtube portrait burn in .
Great video; I have a note 8 and it has a display burn on un the top because of youtube, do you think it will get worse when I use my phone more often? Or it will just stay like it is forever?
over time, the rest of the screen will stop losing the brightness and that should help those pixels not be so noticeable. The screen brightness is like your clothes, the more you use it the faster it starts fading out ( clothes take months and amoled screens takes years). I would not really worry about it at this point. I would suggest you DON'T try to run some of the apps that claim to remove the image burn , as that is what it will do , burn the rest of the screen to make the image burn less noticeable . That happened to me and lost some of the brightness on this note 5
My mom have that issue, the cause of this can be the live wallpaper selected always on on charging?Just asking...can be possible?
Using black wallpaper is a good idea or not?
Of course, enable the dark theme as an attempt to use individual pixels less. It is a good idea -- but I don't think it's enough as a comprehensive solution.
I have burn in on my s8😫
Sounds like the only way to fix it permanently is to replace the screen. How bad is it? Did you try running one of those apps?
@@MayitoTek I haven't tried any of those apps but I'm just going to wait for the s10.
Yeah, if is not so bad.. I would not recommend that you run the app. I am also looking forward to the s10, but specially the Note 10 . 🙂👍
I own samsung galaxy 8+ for two years now and i have a noticeable screen burn from using app Waze twice daily.
Me too
Will never buy samsung mobile again
I've had a Samsung Galaxy S3, a Samsung Galaxy Note 5, and my current phone is a Samsung Galaxy Note 8. I did not have any image burns with the two previous Galaxy phones. But my nine-month-old Note 8 has an image burn of 2 download arrows, in the upper left notification area. It isn't intrusive but it's annoying. I have brightness set to 50%. I have Auto Display and Blue Light Filter turned on. I don't use a screensaver and I have the time out set for 1 minute.
yep, that is what many people have mentioned online, hard to tell how you will get an image burned. Seems there are so many factors and it all just comes down to taking preventive measure. Which they font guarantee that you will not get one. I also have used Samsung phones since the Galaxy S3 and I have never got an image burn in one of my devices ( Except the one I bought that already came with one )
I have a screne burn in which is quite noticeable. Top Half of my screne looks pinkish, the bottom half has a birned in keyboard/ghost image, the very top has a bright whit bar. Now I always hit my power botton on my phone but use to keep it at max brightness. This is on a Samsung s7 btw but the thing is the screen burn in actually affects the visibility and I can see it constantly. Are you saying that there is no way to fix this without further damaging the phone?
Correct, you can try running one of those apps which should help minimize the image burn so is not so noticeable, but you will likely lose some of the brightness. That is what I experienced and noticed many people online mentioned the same
Hi!
So this is abit off topic because mine is an iPad Pro, but I think it still follows the same route. I bent my device awhile ago and a black line about an inch long appeared. It’s not completely black, it’s holographic, but still really dark. Anyways, I left RUclips on over night while playing a 10 hour long music video, and I guess my RUclips went out of full screen and “network connection error” appeared on screen because now I see the network connection button and some recommend video burnt into my screen, but ONLY where the black line is. Do u have any tips or something? :)
Yep, dark and light colors is what will cause the image burn to be more noticeable. The letters were probably lighter, the lighter(brighter) pixels faded out more significant compare to the black(dark pixels) creating the image burned.. sadly no solution for this, but to replace the screen
Ah thank u a lot!! That helps
I thought dark themes and dark gboard were better for burn in, than lighter themes?
the way I understand it , amoled screens will lose brightness over time ( dark more helps preserve the brightness) .. when it comes to getting an image burned, there is no one or anything that can tell you 100% how not to get an image burned. when you have two pixels at different brightness, it will cause a non-uniform decrease on brightness from the brighter pixel. When you use dark mode you end up with many black and white pixels, the white pixels are brighter and will deplete faster compare to the darker pixels resulting in the illusion of the image burned
@@MayitoTek I see what you're saying. I got an LG V20 recently that has an LCD. A few years old. What i thought was burn in, was actually image retention/ghosting. Mostly around the edges, which is apparently normal. It does settle when the screen is off for a while or if i use those ghost screen apps. What's your input on LCD dark themes? I've tried both, an honestly they both ghost regardless lol. I have high contrast on, with low brightness, and a blue filter at low settings to help minimize the ghosting. I guess I'll have to live with it for now 😃
yes that is very common with the LCD screens. The LCD screens are much harder to get an image burn compare to an amoled screen, but you do have to deal with the ghosting effect, I had many people mention they had that issue on their LG phones.
@@MayitoTek I managed to fix the ghosting! Turns out the model i have is prone to it. There is a root method, but i used sFilter app for blue light. Worked a treat. The V20 also has thermal paste, which is very easy to access. Changed to MX-4 and it's a brand new phone 👍
Wrong LCD dont get screen burn because it uses a backlite were on oled it has all pixels running at full glance and doesn't use a backlite and mostly known for screen burns on Samsung phones aswell as oled TVs the only way to prevent that is if ur brightness is to the max I keep my phone at 50 to 65% and 4k smart oled tv at 73% turn off hdr
weird, I read many post online that LCD can still get an image burned. It is just not as common as an amoled screen. Thanks for sharing!
Yes, correct, they do get image burn. I had two LG V20 which is an LCD screen. Both had image burn and it drove me nuts.
@@pgdmed lg v20 doesn't uses aled only from the v30 they used oled v20 used used LCD IPS display
Got one last night on my note 9 at about 75-80 brightness I fell asleep on Instagram and my phone screen didn't turn off but it's not a major burn in
thanks for the feedback. sadly you are not alone.. many more people are reporting the same on the newer phones
Jesus crist, this just sounded like you forgot the oven on. Lmao
But for real tho, I guess i aint gonna upgrade my note 3 until it dies : >
My Question Is Can Image Burn Or Burn In Or Whatever You Wanna Call It, Can It Spread?? For example At first It Was At The Top And As Time Goes By Will It Spread To The Whole Screen?? Cause I Have Image Burn Issue On My Galaxy S6 Edge
Same question can u answer now
I have an s8 plus and i dont know if its a screen burn or not but its bother me all the time when i look at it its not noticeable if you look at it but if you focus to that part of the screen you will see it but like you said dont find any screen burn because they will bother you and im not sure if its a screen burn or not
hopefully you cant see it when you are using the phone normally . Else you should not worry, this is pretty common from what I have read
(White Font) burns in faster on a Dark Background. So definitely don't use Dark Mode.
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So that's why my phone got burn in status bar and navigator bar. I used dark mode since first bought ( pixel 7 ), and after 5 months, it got burn in
RUclips caused my note 8 to get image burn because of portrait mode. When I'm reading with a white background I can see where the box is for the videos at the top
sadly, but yes you are not alone. A few people have mentioned the same
Me too on note 8 how to fix?
My note 9 has burn in where youtube content is displayed. I will be calling Verizon.
Many people mentioned they were able to get a replacement or a fix from their carrier or samsung .
@@MayitoTek Thanks for sharing.👍
how long does a static image takes to get a burn in on an OLED screen? (hours or just couple of minutes)
naman soni hour and max brightness
based on all the research I did , you cant really tell . No one can assure you will get an image burn , but this are more preventive measures. The biggest factor is using the phone with max brightness and keeping the same stating image for long periods of time. The longer you leave the static image, the more noticeable the image burn will be
15sec full brightness
Me and my sister got hamydown phones I noticed the notification bar burned in on my note 8 within a week of getting it and pokemon go burned onto my sister's note 8 when a white screen flashed on her phone.
Yes , sadly that happened to the used note 5 I got
Hand-me-down.
got a new samsung galaxy note 9 just for a month.. and suddenly the burn appears..
i always set on the adaptive brightness.. its automatically adjust the brightness..
no warranty? badluck for me then..
not good.. I assume you reached out and they said go away ?
I'm so paranoid, that I bought a Galaxy S21 Ultra and I barely use it because I afraid of screen burn-in
please don't be , just remember to keep the screen time out on and auto brightness.. I think you will be fine .. I have not gotten a screen burn in on any of my original owned Samsung devices.. this was one I bought used
4:50 so Night mode is not recommended? I thought it would the opposite :o
Dark mode dose help with burn in don't listen to the people that say it doesn't
Yeah I noticed it on my Galaxy Note 4.. Maybe just get the screen replaced...
maybe cheaper to get a whole new note 4?
@@MayitoTek Yeah Bro hehe..
I am use Note 8 and i play PUBG on this phone a lot and i use dark mode. And now i am seeing a ghost image of weapons bar which is below in the game and its in red colour, i don't notice it in Black or dark colour app but i can see it when the background is white. Now I have turned off the night mode hopping this will reduce it over period of time. Thanks for explaining what exactly it is and how it happens. I will reply if turning off night mode helps.
Sadly it won't fix the issue.. only thing that will happen over time is that the rest of the screen will also start losing brightness and will give the illusion that the image burned is going away. You are not alone, many people are having the same issue . Thanks for the feedback
Just traded in my Samsung s21 5g ,oferring me 70£ rather than promised price of 180 due screen burning out top icons I didn't even knew of
Got a screen burn of pubg on my note 8 lol but it annoyed me so much and on the second day went to the shop sold it and bought a new note 8 costed me about 35$ and yes I tried the screen burn fix app for 10 hours straight guess what it made them more noticeable
yep, I was not happy with the results after running the app .
I have a screen burn, my note 9 is new only 3 months old. Its faint, but it still bothers me. The screen burn on my phone is the "Samsung galaxy note 9" that appears when you power it on from shut down.
2 things that are to consider which I'm always aware of.
1 Turn down the image brightness.
2 don't lock your phone by leaving an app in the background for too long.
Well said!! Thanks for sharing!!!
@@MayitoTek Your welcome bro 😀.... Thanks for the comment... Carry on Uploading videos I'm still watching you live lol 😉....
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I just got the galaxy note 10 plus approximately a month ago... now I use the pen.up app A LOT.. I LOVE to draw.... and I am ALREADY seeing an image burn at the top and bottom. This was a BRAND new phone, straight from Samsung. I had image burn in my s8, note 9 and now note 10 plus. What is happening!!!! And why am I seeing this a month in!!!!!
I have an S8, bought it brand new from the kiosk at Costco almost 2 years ago. It's been working just fine until the latest June 1, 2019 software update when I began to notice a red tint that covered about the lower 3/4 of my screen. It seems to be getting worse. I have been using my Blue Light filter for well over a year now. It's constantly on, I never turn it off. My brightness is set to automatically adjust. I don't have the ability to adjust the Adaptive Display White Balance let alone access the Advanced Settings when the Blue Light filter is on. I don't want to install one of those burn fix apps. Now I'm thinking I should just go ahead and upgrade but I really don't want to. Now what to do?! Ughhhh!!
Dont use the apps that claim to remove the image burned.. it will only damage the rest of the screen to make it all even. I know phones are expensive, but if you have the budget you may be able to pick up one of the latest phones at a discount price. S9 series and note 9 series are going down in price.. or maybe go for the s10 plus. 🤔
@@MayitoTek, thanks. I have the jump plan via Tmobile so I might just take advantage of that. Thanks for your advice. Really do appreciate it. 👍
I had image burn in on my s7 because of brightness but never on my s9. Kept it under half
great to hear !!
Haha same man. Ive faced major burns on my prev s7 edge. None on my s9+ of 9 months n now hopefully it doesnt happen on the s10+
If you pay one thousand plus on a phone it should not have any image quality problems. I've Never had Burn in problems on any of my cheap budge phones that I always kept at Maximum brightness, that includes cheap less than 50 phones like Alcatel phones and phones you get from Kroger Wireless Cell Phone service.
Mine only appears when the color of the screen turns darkish black and blue. Playing gba caused this, shoul I be worried?
I would not worried , just try to ignore it and just try to follow the best practices to not end up with another image burn on this phone or a future phone
I regret getting a phone with AMOLED 😭 Previous iPhone user. Just bought a Xiaomi with some weird display issues just few days after I bought it. Once this phone is dead, I will go back to iPhone.
Very good review deserve more subscribers definitely
thanks!!
"Got a flat tire? Here's a nail, go flatten the other tires."
at least all the tires are rolling even now
I had these problem too on my Note 9. A Google Search widget suddenly appeared when I opened my Gmail app. Even though the widget was in black coloured and I'm using a black wallpaper. Just using the phone for only 2 months, I feel frustrated with it throwing so much money to buy it...
Mine is IPS LCD display then too I have screen burn.I played games in full brightness,then I noticed it one day.Is this cureable permanently
sadly you cant fix it . I had people argue in the comments that this never happens on LCD dispays, but it can also happen . It is not as easy to get an image burn on an LCD as there is on an AMOLED screen, but it can still happen . Many times on LCD you get what is called an image ghost, it displays the last thing for a while but eventually it goes away
@@MayitoTek yes mine goes after 5 10 minutes
The worst thing is i have fucking tiktok burnt into my screen AaahhHH
Just display a full white background at max brightness for the first few working hours of the panel. The luminance decay is not linear but it's the most aggressive when the phone is new.
I love high brightness and doing that has prevented my last three Samsung phones from getting screen burn. You're welcome! Oh, and a black background never helps, you need less contrast, not more.
Nah I prefer using Night mode (reduce blue light not Dark mode) because the Blue Sub pixel is the easiest Sub pixel to get Burn in but it's the most important Sub Pixel)
Watching this on my image burned note 8 lol. The RUclips comment section is burned in
Same here on my galaxy s8
Well I never set my brightness to more than 10% so I'm fine
Same lol
I have had the note 2,3,4 and 9 and i have never had an issue with a display. The note 4's motherboard went bad but other than that, i have never had any issues
great to hear! Same here , the one I have it already had the image burn in when I bought it used. I also had issues with the motherboard with my first Note 4 . Luckily the latest N4 is still holding pretty good
@@MayitoTek my first note 4 had the motherboard problem, my second note 4 worked perfectly and I would still be using it if I didn't look at a note 9 at TMobile, holding the 9 next to my 4 made my 4 feel like a cheap Chinese phone, so I had to get the note 9, I got mine from spectrum mobile and it's an amazing value
yep, that N9 does look much sophisticated.. But that N4 is a classic 😁👍
I don't believe anyone that says they've never had burn in on any of their AMOLED screens. All the Samsung devices I've ever had got it and I don't even do anything crazy with them, like game and watch videos for long periods of time. I baby my phones, in this case the screen, to the point where I lose my mind and I still get burn in. It's there. You're just not looking hard enough.
I am yet to get one... I did bough one that came with the image burned.. I never use max brightness unless outside which is done by the auto brightness adjustment
My screen burn started today its keyboard and status bar can I use this screen for a year ?it's not that noticeable now
I have a problem with a Galaxy Note 8! Ghost images.. the device is under warranty, so you think they going to cover this?
It's not even isolated to certain Samsung Flagship phones, im using an A6+ for about 9 months now and noticed that the navigation bar and keys have been burned in on the bottom of my screen, i tend to leave it on 70 percent brightness so that might be the contributing cause to it but it just irks me alot whenever i watch a youtube video because even though it's faint, it's noticeable when lighter parts of the video starts to display and thats when i notice it, i wonder why this tends to happen on Amoled or Oled displays and not so much on lcd displays.
Its because oled doesn't use a backlite display the pixels themselves light up were on LCD or qled use backlite displays so even when its at its brightness or watching movies or playing games countless hours wont effect those displays on oled it will since their is no backlite display powering it on and putting all pixels at full glance the only thing oled has is better picture quality and viewing angles but the fatal flaw is its screen burn
@@sulaman4280 and this is why i dumped samsung and went with xiaomi even though it has less the picture quality than samsung and also because xiaomi offers an almost stock android experience on some of their devices as compared to samsung.
@@denzelpardillo1181 Samsung still has the better screen but it's not worth if ur willing to keep ur phone for over 3 to 4 years
@@sulaman4280 yup, function over form i guess.
Though seeing the newer xiaomis now, i don't think thats the case anymore.
Got image burn/retentionon on my note 4...well thought i did i got a all white screen saver and left it all for 5 or 6 hours and now it's not there no more
Without any fade in brightness? Is your screen as bright as before running the app? The guy said he lost some of the brightness though burn-in seems better.
My note 9 just had a burn in from using tiktok app... i use RUclips more but i got it from tiktok i just removed the app my phone is 1 year and 2 months old so i cant use warenty anymore ...
are current samsung phones having super AMOLED and AMOLED screens at risk of the "Image burn"?
What about Waze? will that cause burn in? After all it does stay on all the time when you have it open while driving.
Something similar is happening but its different it's like If there's these blue pixels growing on my screen but it's also burning in why is it please help
I just got my Note 8 yesterday and it's already screen burned :(
Really?!?! Im getting one tomorrow :((. What part burnt in?
oh wow.. did you get it used?
@@MayitoTek yeah but it was perfectly fine whenever I first got it
iPhone x don't get burn in its the best amoled display in the world
I think they can also get it, but is not as delicate as the Amoled screens. Very rare but I have read some people report it
@@MayitoTek iphone x amoled display can beat any amoled display
@@FactsCountdown I dont know , is probably just me but I have compared the display on the latest samsung devices and latest iphones and I still like the samsung better. I felt the colors look more vivid, but I am probably just bias 😁
@@MayitoTek I am talk about burn in not about screen looks
my iphone x already have it, keypad shadow
So, I have a Galaxy M20 and what my screen is doing is even at a fairly low brightness, when I'm using my keyboard for more than 15 minutes or on the same screen, there's a little image retention. It goes away after 5 to 10 minutes but it's happening a lot. Is it because I'm using the dark mode in all the apps? And my brightness is always very low. Probably just around 20 percent. And I don't have it on auto brightness as well. But the image retention still happens a lot of times. Should I be worried?
Can new Samsung Galaxy A series with Super amoled can get burn in
Yes
Sir ,i just bought galaxy note 5 .....only video with black background or we can say any video that is black burns from the corners .....now tell me how to fix it?
how long will it take for amoled display to hve burn mark on it. i just bought a new oneplus 7, i hope it can last at least 5 or 6 years TT
some people got the image burned after a few months. I think it comes down to the user. Keep the brightness at around 50% , have the screen timeout frequently, and don't display static images for long period of time. Those are all preventive measures, I have owned Samsung phones for a long time and never got an image burn
If it's not the one plus 7 pro then ur in luck since this is mostly common on phones that use oled at 1440p not 1080p
my dad's lgv30+ oled screen has an image burn where the home key situated and its pretty bad too🥺
not good :(
@@MayitoTek 😩