OLED burn-in manifests on displays, giving them an appearance of aging.
The development of OLED technology is progressing rapidly, yet it continues to be significantly constrained by the gradual decline of organic materials, particularly the blue light emitters. This indicates that even the screens rated for high usage hours will ultimately exhibit indicators of deterioration after a few years of consistent use. Nevertheless, the rapid advancement of OLED technology offers optimism. Manufacturers are tirelessly focused on creating strategies for managing burn-in and finding methods to alleviate this issue, potentially even preventing it altogether. Presently, with the emergence of QD-OLED displays, the advantages of this innovative technology surpass its longevity limitations.
