OLED TVs & gaming monitors offer vibrant colors & deep blacks for an immersive experience. However, burn-in can spoil the fun. Burn-in, or image retention, is caused by static elements on OLED panels.

Burn-in occurs when static images are displayed on screen for prolonged periods. LEDS TVs are generally safe, but OLED TVs are more susceptible to due to organic pixels. Modern viewing habits and ...

Here are the steps that LG, Samsung and Sony have taken to ensure that their OLED TVs are well-protected against burn-in in ...

We share a reader’’s burn-in question: “My ‘minimal’ Sony user manual cautions about OLED burn-in. Many newscasts have banners along the bottom, and older content and some Netflix content has either ...

Burn-in with OLED screens remains something of a controversial issue, especially with PC monitors, and we've just had some interesting news in terms of warranty coverage for this potential problem.

As the adoption of OLED technology increases in gaming monitors, so too do concerns over burn-in. Display manufacturers are continuing to invent new methods to prolong the longevity of panels, but the ...

MSI and Asus are stepping up their monitor game. Both companies are now offering burn-in protection as part of the warranties on their OLED displays, which is a welcome layer of security considering ...