Amoled burn happens when the screen is turned on too bright for prolonged periods of time which causes the organic elements of the amoled matrix to degrade which leaves a faint image which is really noticeable on the screen. One more thing, when the amoled screen is frequently exposed to uv light such as what happens to phones that cyclists and riders when they mount their phones on the bike or otor cockpit, the reaction that happens when uv light strikes the organic dies of the amoled display which eventually degrades the performance of the screen. Static images on high brightness for prolonged periods can contribute amoled screen burn-in.
paano po kaya ung akin? yung nilalaro ko kasi sa cp ko ay Dragon Raja (SEA). kasing laki rin ng genshin ang size nyan. ang problema ko dyan, hndi siya naro-rotate. lahat ng games ko naro-rotate pero yung Dragon Raja lang ang hndi. as in naka-fixed tlga sya. tpos ang isa pang problema napapatagal tlga ung laro ko dyan. hndi ko kaya na 2-3 hours lang. sobrang bitin un kasi maraming element at features sa loob ng game na inaabot tlga ng ilang oras bago makumpleto. nasa 5-6 hours ung pinakamababang oras para makumpleto yun, tpos kapag naman gagawa nako ng bahay para sa character ko, hndi ko maiwasan maka-consume ng 8-10 hours daily. sa umaga pa lang yun ha. bukod pa yung another 5-6 hours sa gabi. paano po kaya ito? balak ko kasi bumili ng amoled para mas maganda sana color reproduction sa gaming. kaso dahil sa sinabi nyo at sa napanood ko parang nakakapagdalawang-isip pa rin, lalo na yung game na nilalaro ko ay hndi pwede na pang 2 hours lang tpos hndi rin naro-rotate.
The only reason that I like about AMOLED display is lesser consumption of battery life compared to IPS LCD display because battery life is a big deal to me.
But the good about ips lcd is, no matter what happend, it will never Start burn in because, my phone huawei y6 2018, so my phone is now 4 years, I never experienced a burn in, that why for me ips lcd Is the best😊😊😊
@@adrianbelardo7669 with Dimensity 8100, overheating is no longer an issue hence lesser chance of screen burn. Even playing Genshin impact, the phone powered by Dimensity 8100 can maintain below 40 degrees consistently. But the problem is I don't have a budget for 16k+ phones.
Well said. I love super AMOLED screen and I would never trade it kahit ano pang mga tablets na nagsisilabasan ngayon. I'm proud to say that my tablet display still has zero burn until today kasi nasa pag-aalaga yan, I only use it to watch movies and play music. A premium screen should be treated with respect. I have a separate IPS LCD device dedicated for my bardagulan gaming needs.
@@maryamconz6703 Sa OLED displays, ang tanging fix lang is to have it replaced. Sa LCD naman, need lang may motion sa entire screen or patayin ng ilang minuto
@@bennyboukensir ask ko lang pag amoled ba incase na nag ka burn in na , at wala pong pera pampalit ng bagong amoled , pede pobang , ips lcd nalamg ipalit? Ksi mas mura po ang ips lcd e , pede poba yon?
Nice saktong sakto. Sa `kin naman halos myth na yang burn-in issue based on my experience with my amoled devices since 2016 pero siguro ang nagse-save lang sa akin ng screen burn-in ay hindi bugbugan ang paggamit at iwas sa init. Sa mga moba games nmn, niro-rotate ko after a game or two.
Thank you for the very informative video Sir Janus! Planning to upgrade na po kasi from Redmi Note 7 and yung mga pinagpipilian ko ay AMOLED na yung screen so I'll be taking note of this po. Well appreciated kung paano niyo po mas pina-simple yung concept ng AMOLED Burn. And even nga po sa Redmi Note 7 ko (na IPS LCD), legit nga rin po na nangyayari si Image Retention. Looking forward sa vid niyo poooo.
Nakailang AMOLED display phones na din ako. Pinakamatagal 4 years ko na phone yung Galaxy S5 na binigay sa akin ng mama ko. Bumigay lang yung motherboard but never nagkaburn-in throughout its lifespan. Auto-brightness and screen time out to 1 min lang ginawa ko. Actually mas naiinis pa ako sa screen retention, yung redmi note 4 at redmi note 5 ko nagkaganyan within 1 year. Inalagaan ko naman yung IPS like an AMOLED display pero nangyari parin. Then, nag iphone 7 ako for 2 years, doon ako namangha sa IPS display, never nagkaretention. Ngayon, balik AMOLED na naman ako. Lahat ng binigay ni sir na tips are legit.
we topic lately amoled in our class nanotechnology ..but i think amoled are not so much mature pa in terms of technological advancement. Hopefully next year it will be. My instructor works in samsung displays research😌.
I'm using super amoled phone years nadin but never had that AMOLED burning experience, its a matter of how you used the phone! some may abused their phone so the burning happens frequently, maganda si AMOLED kasi black is black talaga!
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I used my Samsung A50s for two years which has a super amoled display before I changed my phone. Good thing there's no amoled burn issue. It still depend on the user. Aside from social media, I also play games like COD, COC. As for me, I made sure to always lower the screen brightness to avoid it.
@@yuketerror3196 may red blue and green colors sir. Yung blue ang mahirap ipantay ang liwanag sa kulay ng red and green. Kaya mas kelangan ng power ang blue na kulay para mapantayan yung liwanag ng red and green.
Very informative video po sir Janus, I've been using a tablet with an AMOLED screen for 7 years already and wala pa ring problem about burn-in issues because naging habit ko na rin talaga gawin yung mga katulad ng tips mo sa video na which is helpful talaga para ma prolong din ang lifespan ng AMOLED. Naniniwala rin talaga ako sa saying na "Once you go to AMOLED display, there's no going back" dahil napakaganda talaga ng technology nila imho.
sakto ang topic na to sa pagpili ko ng bibilhin sa cellphone. 5 years bago ako magpalit ng phone. Currently i'm using oppo f9. sobrang gamit na kaya planning to upgrade na. napa useful ng mga content mo sa pagpili ko ng phone. Obviously mid range phone ang bibilhin ko. Dami kong napanood na vidos mo. Like kung ano ang magandang phone this 2023, kung anong processor ang iiwasan, kung anong type of screen ang babagay sakin. dumami lalo ang nalalaman ko sa gadget kakapanood ko sa vlog mo. Very informative talaga and walang bias pagdating sa pagbibigay opinyon. Maraming salamat Janus. Mabuhay ka!
Iwasan mo yung t606 and t612 na processor, panget pnag gaming kasi low quality. Aim for snapdragon 720g or 800+ tapos sa exynos based bali 990+ and mediatek helio g99+ and mediatek dimensity 8050+. All gaming processors po ito para sa phone
Na-experience ko rin ang magka-AMOLED burn in ang Galaxy A30 ko. Umabot ng 2 ½ years bago nagkaAMOLED Burn in. Dark theme at wallpapers na palagi tsaka lowest possible brightness level.
Gusto ko kasi na maganda tignan yung display kaya naka 100% lagi yung brightnss tas naka 30mins pa yung time bago mag off yung phone kaya ayun first time ko kasi ginawa yun for almost 1 year of using the phone kaya ayon di nagtagal ng 1week na naka 100% lagi yung brightness,nasunog😭👍 6months na ako nag wait para ma replace yung screen😭 lesson learned talaga sir😭
Wag kau masyadong mag worry about burn in masyadong advance na ang amoled technology ng phone natin pero just follow the instructions on how to avoid amoled burn...😊
ako heavy user ako ..mas prefer ko ang ips sa game.. ang portante sa akin kargado ang specs ng phone ko ..bahala na ang display basta .de lag ang experienced ko sa game .. plan ko din mag amoled next pero pang swipe nlng sa fb/media nlng
@@noahfromyt5078 agree sayo hinding hindi na talaga ako babalik sa amoled pwera nalang sa future kung wala ng ips mappplitan nalang mag amoled na trauma ako jan sa amoled palagi kasi akong nag cocodm bumakat sa screen yung palagi kung pinag pipindutan huhu
Thank you sir Janus sa tips.. yung phone ko po is Samsung Galaxy K Zoom 2 na naka Super Amoled, bumakat po slightly yung keyboard at yung google widget sa taas, yung level ng brightness ko po is naka 50% kaso po wala pa po yung feature na dark mode kasi po year 2015 yung samsung ko. Pero salamat sir sa tips para na din maiwas ang amoled burn sa Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy A7 2018.
eto yung naging basehan ko dati nung 2019 kung asus o samsung bibolhin ko. same price. pero asus binili ko dahil lcd. di ko inaakala na masusunog ko parin yung lcd pero siguro dahil sa di pagka optimize ng asus to dahil sa sobrang overheating sa bottom part ng screen sa charging part. pano pa kaya pag amoled. pero ngayon wala na ako paki kung masunog mapa lcd o amoled. mas maganda parin amoled.
Thankyou sir.. sa mga advice mu. now ndi na ako kakabahan sa samsung ko na naka superamoled. thankyou sir sa mga advice mu. sobrang informative at maiintindihan tlga. godbless sir. thankyou 👍👍👍
Perfect? Nope. Despite of slightly more expensive, the AMOLED is more efficient than OLED. OLED are NOT that flexible. It would crack when bent. Lol Current AMOLEDs have higher refresh rate than any OLED display and better picture quality albeit a bit less black than pure OLEDs which isn't visible to the naked eye unless viewed under bright light.. OLED picture quality looks dull. Try to compare it to AMOLED which can be brighter and vibrant but at the same time can be adjusted to be color accurate.
@@lamefart you look so triggered and hurt by the FACT that OLED is better than AMOLED. The comment didn't even mention about that colors quality. Amoled is only slightly better than oled in terms of screen quality but oled is safer and more energy efficit
Finally!! You discussed this topic! I had this burn-in issue with my Mi 11 Lite (which was 1month old) and was super bothered by it so i searched on google how to fix this issue. Kc nga yung vids na nakikita ko sa yt does not properly discuss this. So fixed mine using the amoled fix vid, it was said na parang sinusunog mo nlng yung entire screen mo para maging pantay cya. I do not know if tama ba yung ginawa ko but the burn in is gone now.
Yeah how did you fix it? Using app or yung fast color changing na mga video dito sa youtube? Oo nga may na basa ako sa google na di na ffix yun need replacement na talaga tas ung mga oled fixer daw mas lalong binuburn ang screen para kuno maging pantay pero affected daw brightness kasi di na ganon kaliwanag pero atleast di na rin halatang may burn
Now i can't confidently say if it was actually a burn-in or just a temporary after image (since it was said that you can't fix a burned-in screen but rather just burn the entire screen or get a replacement) but i tried to fix mine using the flashing blue,red,green, vids from yt. On max brightness for 2 hours. And yes it did reduce the visibility of my so called burn-in then I adjusted the color scheme to normal (used to be vivid setting) and I dimmed the brightness of my screen. After 3 days the burn is gone! COMPLETELY! I even tried using the burn in screen test and did not notice anything now. So it's either it wasn't a burn-in or I totally fried my amoled screen and it's pantay now 🤣
@@dalelanto895 I also have my mi 9T series for 1 yr. 6 mos.. been watching videos and gaming almost each day. Luckily, I haven't exp'd any AMOLED screen prob.
totoo yan, yung nabili kong s20 ultra ng 2nd hand lang naman, nung una di ko napansin kasi naka dark mode taz nung pinalitan ko na ng lighter wallpaper, kita po talaga yung bakat, pinaRETURN/REFUND ko talaga.
Thank you for making this video. Na-enlighten ako about amoled burn-in although di ko pa siya na-eexperience pero madalas kong marinig kapag nanonood ako ng mga phone reviews. Kapag naging habit mo talaga na ipreserve ang battery ng phone, bonus effect na rin na iwas burn in kapag naka amoled screen. Di kasi ako nagmamax brightness especially kung indoors lang naman gagamitin at tsaka naka lowest palagi ang screen timeout ko. For protection na rin sa eyes kaya less than 50% most of the time ang brightness setting ng screen ko. Nakatulong pala mga yun to protect my amoled screen 😊 Ang ganda pa rin ng display kahit luma na tong samsung phone ko. Never going back to any LCD phone kahit gaano kaganda ng specs. Iba talaga ang crisp at fluidity ng amoled eh. Alagaan lang ng maayos. Pero kung bago pa lang tapos may burn in kaagad, pa-replace na yan kasi baka defective yung unit.
One more tip. Pag nanunuod ng videos especially movies, make sure naka stretch yung video kasi pag may black borders at naka high brightness kayo magbuburn in yung part na crop ng video
Sir salamat sa post mo na ito, nag kaganito kasi ngayon ang rm7pro ko and nag hahanap ako ng topic na ganito pero wala ako maintindihan kundi sayo lang sir! Thankyou sir!!
This is the most detailed explanation on how to prevent amoled burn, Kaya pala mostly sa mga nakita sa article na bakit kaylangan naka baba yung screen timeout yun pala ang dahilan, Maraning salamat, Sulit talaga mga tips
very imformative... i'm glad and lucky i guess kasi samsung s10+ ko mag 3 years na this coming april. ginagamit kong pang ml and never aq gumamit ng dark theme, pero so far so good pa din ng amoled display... and my daily driver na poco f3 is good pa din naman, cguro kasi ndi pa nag 1 year sa akin. 😅 pero totoo yung tip mo lods na wag tlgang isasagad sa 100% yung brightness. kasi yan ang ginagawa ko. and super effective
I just happen to experience this screen burn in my Realme 5 ngayon. I bought it last 2020 and so far I really love its durability, like all phone aspects. There were times na nadrop ko siya but it was a long time ago. Since I bought it, naka dark mode ako palagi and I never switched to light mode kasi nga it doesn't hurt my eyes. So, back to the problem, nagka screen burn Realme 5 ko ngayon pa lang while playing Mobile Legends. Minsan ko lang tinataasan screen brightness ko but when it comes to gaming, I always switch it with non-automatic during daytime but on nighttime, no problem kasi naka automatic brightness ako diyan. So ayun, I was very shocked sa nangyari. Nagka red lines agad when I am playing tapos I immediately shut down my phone. Pagka-turn on ko, wala na, horizontal lines are all over the screen. I am not knowledgeable with this problem at first, because I thought this will happen only when your phone had multiple drops na. I watched videos about the problem and even posted sa realme community kasi di ako mapakali sa experience ko. I haven't told my parents sa nangyari because wala kaming pambili ng phone, and wala talaga kaming pera. Sad timing lang for me because malapit na rin pasukan and wala akong magamit. I feel like I want to cry kasi sa simpleng game lang na probably the reason why I am enjoying my life daily kasi di ako lumalabas and I am not social, like having friends ganun, would take my happiness away. Playing games were my happiness but I never knew those were the reasons that would take away my happiness, too. Wala akong mahanap na solusyon, on my own, iiyak nalang ako. P.S. nakahiram lang ako ng phone atm at pinapalabas ko nalang na lowbat ako :(
This is driving me nuts tbh, nakakaumay na wala ka nang phone :( not just for entertainment purposes but also on my aacdemics, atp I seriously need help pero walang-wala talaga kami. One time lang kami magkaka-cellphone tapos nasira pa kakalaro ng so-called happiness ko...
defective ata yung phone na nabili mo, kasi di naman naka amoled display yung realme 5, at yung horizontal lines na yan hindi yan mangyayari sa paglalaro lang ng ml kasi wala namang static image na horizontal lines sa ml
Ive been using amoled phone for 5 yrs.. wla nmn issue mga phone ko.. usually naka low brightnes ako kasi masakit din sa mata if mataas .. also mas maganda tlga ang phone pag amoled.. then naka schedule din ko pag dating ng 6pm to 6am automatic naka dark mode na cp ko then fb,messenger,youtube,twitter at telegram ko naka dark mode😊
Good day sir janus,out of topic po, tanong ko lng po kung ano ang tamang procedure sa initial charge ng new phone?need bang ipalobat ng husto? At ilang oras i charge? Hanggang sa mag fully charge lang ba sa ito i uunplug?more power to your channel, new subscriber here,thanks regards!
No need na sir. Use normally na agad out of the box. Tsaka mo lang idedrain pag napansin mong mabilis maubos battery. Drain mo to 0 then charge to 100%
Never ko na experience ang amoled burn from Samsung S4, S7, S8 & now A52 5G. Tips ko lng sa nka amoled dpat masanay tayo sa dark theme kung naa sa loob lng tayo ng bahay kung palagi nkasagad sa white background expect ka nlang na after a year ang color white ay hindi na accurate parang maypagka yellowish na ang kulay & that's my experience noong hindi pa uso ang dark theme :)
Thank you sir Janus sa tips.. yung phone ko po is Samsung Galaxy K Zoom 2 na naka Super Amoled, bumakat po slightly yung keyboard at yung google widget sa taas, yung level ng brightness ko po is naka 50% kaso po wala pa po yung feature na dark mode kasi po year 2015 yung samsung ko. Pero salamat sir sa tips para na din maiwas ang amoled burn sa Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy A7 2018. 👍😀
I am still using my 2019 Vivo S1 with Super AMOLED display and up until now, I can say na ang hirap na bumalik sa IPS-LCD phones once na masanay ka sa ganda ng quality ng AMOLED. Recommended ko din yung naka dark mode all the time, kahit sa mga social media apps if possible. 😊
@@TheHeroMvp18 Oo lods, hanggang ngayon walang light leaks at amoled burns, siguro dahil din 1st day ko pa lang naka dark mode na ko pero kahit iturn off ko yung dark mode, napaka ganda pa din ng display quality sa games at youtube. Daily driver ko to at masasabi kong sulit talaga pag naka amoled. 😊
@@princedanrivejohn8772 for almost 3 years of using AMOLED phone, never ko naexperience yung eye strain. Maybe because hindi din ako babad talaga sa phone on a daily basis and mababa ako mag brightness. Hindi kasi lahat pwede isisi sa phone, nasa tao pa din yun kung paano gumamit ng tama. 😅
Be reasonable in using oled technology. No need to max out the brightness unless you are outdoor. Praning dn ako nung una sa oled tv ko pero burn in is already a thing in the past. Wag lang hayaan mga static elements for hours and hours in max brightness. Cumulative po ang pixel burn out. Imagine every pixel may sariling gas tank, pag naubos = burn out. Doesn't matter if 1 hour daily or 10 hours daily. Mas matagal ka lg ma buburn in pag short time compared to whole day naka on.
Meron akong Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.. almost 5 years.. problem talaga Ang heating. Nag ka burn Ang screen nuong na bagsak ko sya.. yes it's true mga sinabi mo idol. Na Hindi dapat 100% Ang brightness. Always nka 50% or lower lang.. estimate ko sa mga AMOLED phones 3 to 5 years yari na..👍👍👍
samsung note 9 phone ko at sobrang nakakainis yung screen burn kaso wala e bigay lang to kaya kailangan tyagain.. btw CAPSLOCK ko na ah MAY TEMPORARY SOLUTION AKO sa amoled burn meron akong pineplay na video ang title "FROZEN PIXEL FIXING AND SCREEN BURN FIXING FOR AMOLED" 8 hours yung video na yun then nung almost 50% nalang phone ko at wala naman akong gagawin sa phone ko kase tutulog na ako i play the video na yun hanggang malobat yung phone ko at honestly, nakahelp sya sa screen burn yung dating sobrang lala umokay na sya ngayon. kutob ko yung pixel ng phone ko hindi totally lahat patay or sira so nung pinlay ko yung video na yun nakahelp sya sa selpon ko.. pwede siguro nila to itry boss pero kung okay lang pwede mo siguro itong reviewhin muna then ireply mo nalang sa comment ko kung RECOMMENDED ba ito or NOT.
Not a fan of Amoled Display in a smartphone, it's very costly and questionable duration in a long run. But it's actually very good display when watching vids, pictures and playing games.
Not all amoled phones are pricey i have 2 phones both Super Amoled i bought it in 2019 and it probably cost 11 990 but now i think 9k pababa nalang there are some amoled that's 13k pababa lng like redmi note 10 pro and amoled is much better than ips display and the amoled issue is very much unlikely to happen if your brightness doesnt exceed from 60 - 100%
@@scythe4239 I'm also talking about the production cost; Amoled also pricy as well so some phone you mentioned are suffered by cheap hardware resulting to software bugs and lack of signal receive when underground or let's say some of the hardware and software features being compromised, just to make sure it cheaper
@@bitfrosteseigeheim5605 the first phone i mentioned the one with the super amoled it has no issue ive been using this phone for almost 3 years no software bugs no lack of signal received the only regions in the philippines that doesnt have a good signal is province, province lacks signal towers so thats why you probably include the lack of signal received and the redmi note 10 pro it also has no issue for me but for other people yes they have and both of these phones have good signal reception, no software issues, good battery, good chipset and the only source of issues people keep complaining about redmi note 10 pro is the 12.5 MIUI but considering the MIUI 13 is launched those heat, screen flickering it is fixed so you'll just have to be lucky in picking the right phone and i will just keep picking xiaomi, one plus, samsung and other phones who's producing good quality and on the phone production for decades
Hulog ng langit tong video nato hahahah kakaisip ko nga lang kung worth it ba talaga bumili ng phone na may Amoled screen kasi may mga issue katulad ng burn ins thank you po
4 na taon n c samsung j2pro ko nagka prob na din sa amoled un kc kya ngchange nko ng bagong smartphone unit ko im using my samsung galaxy a13 4g lte now yan n bgong daily driver ko
Hehe nabiktima na ako sa Amoled burn in sa Samsung A20 ko, while Playing Mobile legends, Bumakat yung Recall and Basic attack button sa Screen😅....Anyways Thank you sir Janus sa Information about Amo-Burn in and tips para maiwasan yan❤️✌️
Ips lcd yung 3 years old huawei phone ko at meron syang slight burn in. Well ganon talaga, walang forever 😅 New phone ko ngayon redmi with amoled screen kaya nandito ako for tips
One good thing kay AMOLED is improved battery life kasi pag naka full black ka walang power sa area ng black unlike kay LCD kahit black may power parin ang backlight. For me isang disadvantages ni AMOLED is kung photosensitive ka don't use AMOLED lalo kung naka PWM yung brightness control kasi pag naka low brightness na naka dark mode maoobserbahan mo yung flicker ng screen.
@@sofiamaegallas9400 Majority kasi po ng naka AMOLED ay PWM ang gamit sa pag adjust ng brightness ibig sabihin nung PWM ay Pulse Width Modulation or sa madaling salita nag adjust yung display gano sya katagal mag on at off giving us the perception of dimming pero nasesense ng mata natin yung pag on at off nung display if we blink or igalaw natin si screen. For now ang ginagawa ko to remedy the problem ay iset yung brightness ng screen ko at optimal percent kung san tingin mo wala nang flicker then yun yung comfortable brightness for your eyes.
@@jisookim9971 thank you po sa pag explain. mejo nagiging obvious nga lang po talaga kapag naka-dark mode na rin yung phone lalo na po pag gabi na. tsaka bat po kaya sa upper part lang po sya ng phone nakikita?
nice video sir. Very informative. Actually I'm using my reno 5 4G na napanalunan lang din last year and it really is a major upgrade compared to my old phone na huawei y6 2018. The saturation and color accuracy is really good. luckily, di ko pa na try magka burn in, usually naririnig ko yan sa Xiaomi products eh hehe
Thanks sa advice paps, fyi sa ips meron din issue yan ung "backlight bleeding" usually makikita mo yan pag black image tas may parang white pa din sa gilid ng screen.
I've been using my phone for almost 5yrs now and IPS LCD. So far wala pa akong naeencounter na screen burn or something kahit na sagad ako gumamit ng phone. Madalas umiinit yung phone ko, siguro kasi gamer ako. No rest kahit high temp na yung phone ko. Laging china-charge everytime na lowbat. Tanging tulog lang pahinga ng phone ko ever since na binili ko 'to. Wala pa akong kaalaman sa mga ganito simula nung nabili ko yung phone ko way back 2017. Talagang gamit lang ako nang gamit. Uhm since napanood ko itong video, siguro magsstick pa rin ako sa LCD sa new phone na bibilhin ko..
Mgti-three years na sakin ang Samsung A30 ko pero kahit isang pixel, walang burn-in. I think it still depends on the user on how they take care of their screen lalong-lalo when it comes to brightness.
@@johnprincetonleomo750 hanggang ngayon wala pa ring burn-in ung A30 ko. kahit may crack yung screen, ni konting burn-in wala pa din. todo din brightness minsan pag nasa labas. A53 mgayon ung phone ko at over 1 year na, wala din burn-in kahit full brightness sya palago sa labas
Sir clarification lang po, may napanood ako before ang sabi ang LCD mas natural ang color while OLED or amoled matingkad or Saturated ang color kaya mas masarap sa mata pero hindi ibig sabihin na natural ang color nya compare sa LCD? Tama po ba?
Out of the box kasi saturated talaga ang default na Color option ng mga AMOLED. Pero madalas meron option na gawing "Natural" yung color profile. Mas accurate pa din talaga AMOLED kasi walang dagdag na backlight.
Noon un. Nung time na bago palang ang AMOLED. Tlgang super saturated, parang ung mga old samsung phones. Pero now mas maganda na ang color accuracy ng OLED kesa sa LCD
@@pinoytechdad Sir Janus ask lang po, does turning on reading mode(blue light filter) harm amoled screen? Mej sumasakit po kase mata ko sa amoled pag di naka on reading mode, so I turn on reading mode most of the time
Also amoled have issue on "screen flickering" or PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation) specially Samsung's amoled. It's low flicker frequency can cause eye strain and headache when lowering it's brightness unlike LCD screen uses high frequency. Devices with AMOLED displays are particularly affected, since the individual diodes themselves are illuminated and there is no background illumination as in LCD displays.
Ung xiaomi mi 9t ko naka amoled at nagkaron ng ganyan issue ung screen flickering pag pag naka low brightness pero pag naka high hindi naman pero after ng after update nila ng software nawala naman.
Nah. Amoled tech nowadays is already very advanced. Sobrang rare na lang mangyari yan. Been using amoled screen phones for years already and for once never pa ako nagkaamoled burn. Wag lang talaga naka max brightness palagi and swith to gestures instead of buttons to prevent that. I know amoled burn is a thing pero a lot of people make the problem worse than it actually is. Masyadong mga overthinker
mas marami lang talaga issues sa oled... sabihin na nating old devices na mga yun... just check second hand units being sold, hanggang note10 series meron na... though sa ips, may issues din, pero less than oled... like yellow tint, which happens mostly sa mga display units or product samples sa mga kiosks...
Dad gawa ka naman ng review sa different types of AMOLED displays. Meron kasing AMOLED, SUPER AMOLED, SUPER AMOLED PLUS, DYNAMIC, etc. Para maliwanagan kami sa difference. Wala pa din kasing Pinoy na gumawa ng ganung content. Puro Indian. Feeling ko ikaw ang pinaka credible na mag cover nitong topic. 😊
Ako yung Samsung A30 4 years na hanggang ngayon wala pa rin burn in. Tama ang tips. Auto-brightness tsaka dark mode. Para sa akin natural na habit ko na yung auto brightness tsaka dark mode. Nakakasilaw na nga sa mata ang malapit sa screen mag lilightmode ka pa. Haha. Siguro para sa mga rider at sa mga tao na palaging nasa labas mag LCD na lang kayo. Pero para sa akin AMOLED pa rin. Sarap manood ng videos at ang tingkad ng kulay.
Sir pano kung heavy gamer ka pero yung brightness mo no more than like 50%, siguro around 10-35% lang lagi yung brightness, can you still experience AMOLED Burn-in issue?
Amoled bleeding Sir is medyo common din sa Amoled. Eto yung nagkakaroon ng parang violet ink sa screen na after ilang days after mag appear, kakalat na sa buong screen. Sa Samsung J7 Pro and Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro naging common yon noon eh.
May j7pro ako.. 4yrs na binigay ko na nga sa sister ko last yr.. so far.. wlang amoled burn issue ng phone and working good pa rin.. although naging common issue dati sa j7pro yan..
In short wag lagi naka max brightness .. or laging mababa at naka dark mode lagi ? Planning to buy a phone with amoled display at yun nga buti dito ako napadpad thank you sa mga tip 👌
Im using Vivo S1pro for almost 2yrs. ang masasabe ko lang ibang iba talaga yung experience pag naka Super Amoled, kung magpapalit man ako ng phone sisiguraduhin kong Super amoled ulit
Thanks a lot bro sa sharing mo about amoled..actually amoled ang 1st choice ko,dahil dito sa video mo mag lcd nlang kaya ko mas safe..kc full bright pag ako gumamit ng cp kc..
I have burns on my RMN10 PRO. But I really dont regret it.. I had it on 120hz refresh and 90% of the time at 100 brightness.. I have the phone for 1 year na..
Opo yang screen retention na yan na experienced ko sa old phone na le eco,kya pla nagtataka ako hindi nmn sya amoled pero may naiiwan na bakas ,at cguro dahil low quality LCD lang ginamit ng le eco.Di tulad nung Sharp S3 ko kahit LCD lang maganda ang quality dahil nka IGZO IPS.
Amoled burn happens when the screen is turned on too bright for prolonged periods of time which causes the organic elements of the amoled matrix to degrade which leaves a faint image which is really noticeable on the screen. One more thing, when the amoled screen is frequently exposed to uv light such as what happens to phones that cyclists and riders when they mount their phones on the bike or otor cockpit, the reaction that happens when uv light strikes the organic dies of the amoled display which eventually degrades the performance of the screen. Static images on high brightness for prolonged periods can contribute amoled screen burn-in.
This needs to pinned.
In short, magIPS LCD nlng talaga pag nasa bracket ka ng mga users na'to
Nice thought
So im a low brightness user sometimes i even use extra dim features
Does that mean i wont get burn in?
for me unnoticeable naman siya at hindi nakakasira nang user experience
Sa static images habang naglalaro, pwede nyo baliktarin phone nyo or irotate every 10-15 mins or every time na mamamatay kayo in game
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Very good and smart 😊
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paano po kaya ung akin? yung nilalaro ko kasi sa cp ko ay Dragon Raja (SEA). kasing laki rin ng genshin ang size nyan. ang problema ko dyan, hndi siya naro-rotate. lahat ng games ko naro-rotate pero yung Dragon Raja lang ang hndi. as in naka-fixed tlga sya.
tpos ang isa pang problema napapatagal tlga ung laro ko dyan. hndi ko kaya na 2-3 hours lang. sobrang bitin un kasi maraming element at features sa loob ng game na inaabot tlga ng ilang oras bago makumpleto. nasa 5-6 hours ung pinakamababang oras para makumpleto yun, tpos kapag naman gagawa nako ng bahay para sa character ko, hndi ko maiwasan maka-consume ng 8-10 hours daily. sa umaga pa lang yun ha. bukod pa yung another 5-6 hours sa gabi.
paano po kaya ito? balak ko kasi bumili ng amoled para mas maganda sana color reproduction sa gaming. kaso dahil sa sinabi nyo at sa napanood ko parang nakakapagdalawang-isip pa rin, lalo na yung game na nilalaro ko ay hndi pwede na pang 2 hours lang tpos hndi rin naro-rotate.
hindi naman nag ka amoled dispaly?? ilan years na sayo yan cp
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The only reason that I like about AMOLED display is lesser consumption of battery life compared to IPS LCD display because battery life is a big deal to me.
no IPS LCD is much better when battery saving mode
@@believeml7952 ua-cam.com/video/xidKZyNRG60/v-deo.html
But the good about ips lcd is, no matter what happend, it will never Start burn in because, my phone huawei y6 2018, so my phone is now 4 years, I never experienced a burn in, that why for me ips lcd Is the best😊😊😊
@@adrianbelardo7669 with Dimensity 8100, overheating is no longer an issue hence lesser chance of screen burn. Even playing Genshin impact, the phone powered by Dimensity 8100 can maintain below 40 degrees consistently. But the problem is I don't have a budget for 16k+ phones.
@@noliephraimbaco1537 hindi naman overheating ng CPU, ang dahilan para magka burn-in yung screen.
Well said. I love super AMOLED screen and I would never trade it kahit ano pang mga tablets na nagsisilabasan ngayon. I'm proud to say that my tablet display still has zero burn until today kasi nasa pag-aalaga yan, I only use it to watch movies and play music. A premium screen should be treated with respect. I have a separate IPS LCD device dedicated for my bardagulan gaming needs.
So pag na burn i na anong gagawin puede pa ba maayos
@@maryamconz6703 Sa OLED displays, ang tanging fix lang is to have it replaced. Sa LCD naman, need lang may motion sa entire screen or patayin ng ilang minuto
@@bennyboukensir ask ko lang pag amoled ba incase na nag ka burn in na , at wala pong pera pampalit ng bagong amoled , pede pobang , ips lcd nalamg ipalit? Ksi mas mura po ang ips lcd e , pede poba yon?
@@jorgegabane7204 Pwede, kaso walang IPS kundi TFT na lang at hindi na maganda touch response.
Nice saktong sakto. Sa `kin naman halos myth na yang burn-in issue based on my experience with my amoled devices since 2016 pero siguro ang nagse-save lang sa akin ng screen burn-in ay hindi bugbugan ang paggamit at iwas sa init. Sa mga moba games nmn, niro-rotate ko after a game or two.
oh thank you sa idea na Rotate the Screen after a game or two. Salamat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the very informative video Sir Janus! Planning to upgrade na po kasi from Redmi Note 7 and yung mga pinagpipilian ko ay AMOLED na yung screen so I'll be taking note of this po. Well appreciated kung paano niyo po mas pina-simple yung concept ng AMOLED Burn. And even nga po sa Redmi Note 7 ko (na IPS LCD), legit nga rin po na nangyayari si Image Retention. Looking forward sa vid niyo poooo.
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Nakailang AMOLED display phones na din ako. Pinakamatagal 4 years ko na phone yung Galaxy S5 na binigay sa akin ng mama ko. Bumigay lang yung motherboard but never nagkaburn-in throughout its lifespan. Auto-brightness and screen time out to 1 min lang ginawa ko. Actually mas naiinis pa ako sa screen retention, yung redmi note 4 at redmi note 5 ko nagkaganyan within 1 year. Inalagaan ko naman yung IPS like an AMOLED display pero nangyari parin. Then, nag iphone 7 ako for 2 years, doon ako namangha sa IPS display, never nagkaretention. Ngayon, balik AMOLED na naman ako. Lahat ng binigay ni sir na tips are legit.
So anong brand cp ng cellphone mo ngayon , sir?
matik yan kasi naka xiaomi ka, olats yong xiaomi sa quality eh
we topic lately amoled in our class nanotechnology ..but i think amoled are not so much mature pa in terms of technological advancement. Hopefully next year it will be. My instructor works in samsung displays research😌.
I'm using super amoled phone years nadin but never had that AMOLED burning experience, its a matter of how you used the phone! some may abused their phone so the burning happens frequently, maganda si AMOLED kasi black is black talaga!
TFT or IPS LCD are much cheaper in price compare to AMOLED Display and it will last long even more than a decade of normal use.
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Ever heard of Qkotman Yt he's also a pinoy techtuber
I used my Samsung A50s for two years which has a super amoled display before I changed my phone. Good thing there's no amoled burn issue. It still depend on the user. Aside from social media, I also play games like COD, COC. As for me, I made sure to always lower the screen brightness to avoid it.
Laging low bright lang po para maalagaan saka dapat di mabagsak or madaganan
@@markypolo364 yes po, laging low brightness lang mga phone ko. And iniiwasan din mabagsak ang madaganan 😊
Na miss ko samsung a50 ko na nakaw. I'm using samsung a52s dko trip ung front at back mas maganda la ung sa samsung a50 mala dslr ung kuha
@•Crowley• TV yeah same binigay ko lang yung a50 sa kapatid ko pumalit ako ng a52s
@@crowleytv3899 ano na a50 po?
Without fail the consistency in explaining complex things made possible in layman's term. You're one of a kind Sir Janus!😊
3:36 diko gets to
@@yuketerror3196 may red blue and green colors sir. Yung blue ang mahirap ipantay ang liwanag sa kulay ng red and green. Kaya mas kelangan ng power ang blue na kulay para mapantayan yung liwanag ng red and green.
Very informative video po sir Janus, I've been using a tablet with an AMOLED screen for 7 years already and wala pa ring problem about burn-in issues because naging habit ko na rin talaga gawin yung mga katulad ng tips mo sa video na which is helpful talaga para ma prolong din ang lifespan ng AMOLED.
Naniniwala rin talaga ako sa saying na "Once you go to AMOLED display, there's no going back" dahil napakaganda talaga ng technology nila imho.
sakto ang topic na to sa pagpili ko ng bibilhin sa cellphone. 5 years bago ako magpalit ng phone. Currently i'm using oppo f9. sobrang gamit na kaya planning to upgrade na. napa useful ng mga content mo sa pagpili ko ng phone. Obviously mid range phone ang bibilhin ko. Dami kong napanood na vidos mo. Like kung ano ang magandang phone this 2023, kung anong processor ang iiwasan, kung anong type of screen ang babagay sakin. dumami lalo ang nalalaman ko sa gadget kakapanood ko sa vlog mo. Very informative talaga and walang bias pagdating sa pagbibigay opinyon. Maraming salamat Janus. Mabuhay ka!
Iwasan mo yung t606 and t612 na processor, panget pnag gaming kasi low quality. Aim for snapdragon 720g or 800+ tapos sa exynos based bali 990+ and mediatek helio g99+ and mediatek dimensity 8050+. All gaming processors po ito para sa phone
Na-experience ko rin ang magka-AMOLED burn in ang Galaxy A30 ko. Umabot ng 2 ½ years bago nagkaAMOLED Burn in.
Dark theme at wallpapers na palagi tsaka lowest possible brightness level.
mas maganda mag amoled phone ka if meron kang 2nd phone na pede gamitin para di palaging bugbug yung amoled phone
very informative video sir. para tuloy gusto ko ng iwasana ng mga new phones na AMOLED. at LCD parin ang bilhin na phones.
Gusto ko kasi na maganda tignan yung display kaya naka 100% lagi yung brightnss tas naka 30mins pa yung time bago mag off yung phone kaya ayun first time ko kasi ginawa yun for almost 1 year of using the phone kaya ayon di nagtagal ng 1week na naka 100% lagi yung brightness,nasunog😭👍 6months na ako nag wait para ma replace yung screen😭 lesson learned talaga sir😭
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Ano po brand ng phone nyo po?
Thank you po .. makakatulong po ito sa new phone ng ka work ko .. amoled po ksi at wala po syang idea about dun .. THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS PO
Wag kau masyadong mag worry about burn in masyadong advance na ang amoled technology ng phone natin pero just follow the instructions on how to avoid amoled burn...😊
Ips yung sakin pero nag ka burn in dahil sa online class
Ghosting naman tawag dun pag sa lcd
yung sakin may discoloration na parang kulay pinkish
sa ips minsan dilaw okaya light pink kapag nagdedegrade na ung part ng screen
boss pag b may amoled burn masisira npo ba ?
Amoled- Casual User
IPS LCD Full HD- Heavy User/Buong araw hawak cellphone/ Para sa tamad hindi mautusan ni Mama
Base on your experience po ba yan sir? 🤭
hahaha mismo. For me I usually use my phone sa gabi since nasa work ako all day. Kaya no issue with amoled screen so far ahaha
ako heavy user ako ..mas prefer ko ang ips sa game.. ang portante sa akin kargado ang specs ng phone ko ..bahala na ang display basta .de lag ang experienced ko sa game .. plan ko din mag amoled next pero pang swipe nlng sa fb/media nlng
@@hansuuuuuua Yep
@@noahfromyt5078 agree sayo hinding hindi na talaga ako babalik sa amoled pwera nalang sa future kung wala ng ips mappplitan nalang mag amoled na trauma ako jan sa amoled palagi kasi akong nag cocodm bumakat sa screen yung palagi kung pinag pipindutan huhu
Hoping for the MicroLED technology to be the trend in the future
Yup sana na dumating na
@@jgq5 hindi ba miniLED pa na una?
Thank you for this Sir 🥰 Very Informative.
Next sir Snapdragon Vs Mediatek naman po
Meron na nyan kay qkotman watch mo legit din yun
yesss may image retention akong nararanasan dito sa oppo f11 pro (ips lcd) lalo na ngayon almost 3 years ko na siya gamit😂
100% accurate 👏😁 nung nsa samsung pako gnyan n ganyan ung explanation samin regarding for amoled burn/ dead pixels 😁😁
Thank you sir Janus sa tips.. yung phone ko po is Samsung Galaxy K Zoom 2 na naka Super Amoled, bumakat po slightly yung keyboard at yung google widget sa taas, yung level ng brightness ko po is naka 50% kaso po wala pa po yung feature na dark mode kasi po year 2015 yung samsung ko. Pero salamat sir sa tips para na din maiwas ang amoled burn sa Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy A7 2018.
Issue na talaga ni samsung yan
eto yung naging basehan ko dati nung 2019 kung asus o samsung bibolhin ko. same price. pero asus binili ko dahil lcd. di ko inaakala na masusunog ko parin yung lcd pero siguro dahil sa di pagka optimize ng asus to dahil sa sobrang overheating sa bottom part ng screen sa charging part. pano pa kaya pag amoled. pero ngayon wala na ako paki kung masunog mapa lcd o amoled. mas maganda parin amoled.
great video as always Mr Janus! waiting for your video on Image Retention on IPS LCD panels.
Thankyou sir.. samsung a52s 5g user,, babawas bawasan ko na magbabad sa ML..
Yes I experience that screen retention on my smart phone right now but nawawala naman yung image retention if pagpapahingahin mo yung IPS-LCD screen.
2 Poco phones na nangyari sakin yan LCD Burn in.
@@komiksization gnyan dn sakin
@@geraldinocelda2668 Sakit ng poco yan.Di lang napapansin ng iba.Naiiwan sa lcd previous screen
100 true. Sa LG G6 ko na IPS LCD ang dalas ng image retention pero pag napahinga oks na nawawala naman
Poco f1 din may retention ung akin.. pinapahinga ko lang or ginagamitan ng screen repair hehe
Thankyou sir.. sa mga advice mu. now ndi na ako kakabahan sa samsung ko na naka superamoled. thankyou sir sa mga advice mu. sobrang informative at maiintindihan tlga. godbless sir. thankyou 👍👍👍
The perfect screen panel is OLED, it doesn't burn, it's tougher yet flexible and it lasts longer than AMOLED.
Perfect? Nope. Despite of slightly more expensive, the AMOLED is more efficient than OLED. OLED are NOT that flexible. It would crack when bent. Lol Current AMOLEDs have higher refresh rate than any OLED display and better picture quality albeit a bit less black than pure OLEDs which isn't visible to the naked eye unless viewed under bright light.. OLED picture quality looks dull. Try to compare it to AMOLED which can be brighter and vibrant but at the same time can be adjusted to be color accurate.
@@lamefart Super inaccurate. Most foldable screens uses OLED panels. Thanks for your long nonsense rant!
@@lamefart you look so triggered and hurt by the FACT that OLED is better than AMOLED. The comment didn't even mention about that colors quality. Amoled is only slightly better than oled in terms of screen quality but oled is safer and more energy efficit
@@lamefarteven the most expensive tv of Samsung uses oled😅😅😅😅😅
Galing talaga mag paliwanag,may na tutunan na naman ako,idol talaga kita,kaya lagi ako pinapanood mga video mo idol.
Finally!! You discussed this topic! I had this burn-in issue with my Mi 11 Lite (which was 1month old) and was super bothered by it so i searched on google how to fix this issue. Kc nga yung vids na nakikita ko sa yt does not properly discuss this. So fixed mine using the amoled fix vid, it was said na parang sinusunog mo nlng yung entire screen mo para maging pantay cya. I do not know if tama ba yung ginawa ko but the burn in is gone now.
how did u fix it?
Yeah how did you fix it? Using app or yung fast color changing na mga video dito sa youtube? Oo nga may na basa ako sa google na di na ffix yun need replacement na talaga tas ung mga oled fixer daw mas lalong binuburn ang screen para kuno maging pantay pero affected daw brightness kasi di na ganon kaliwanag pero atleast di na rin halatang may burn
Now i can't confidently say if it was actually a burn-in or just a temporary after image (since it was said that you can't fix a burned-in screen but rather just burn the entire screen or get a replacement) but i tried to fix mine using the flashing blue,red,green, vids from yt. On max brightness for 2 hours. And yes it did reduce the visibility of my so called burn-in then I adjusted the color scheme to normal (used to be vivid setting) and I dimmed the brightness of my screen. After 3 days the burn is gone! COMPLETELY! I even tried using the burn in screen test and did not notice anything now. So it's either it wasn't a burn-in or I totally fried my amoled screen and it's pantay now 🤣
3 yrs have been using my amoled Xiaomi mi 9t and i haven't gotten any or a spec of this amoled burn
@@dalelanto895 I also have my mi 9T series for 1 yr. 6 mos.. been watching videos and gaming almost each day. Luckily, I haven't exp'd any AMOLED screen prob.
totoo yan, yung nabili kong s20 ultra ng 2nd hand lang naman, nung una di ko napansin kasi naka dark mode taz nung pinalitan ko na ng lighter wallpaper, kita po talaga yung bakat, pinaRETURN/REFUND ko talaga.
Thanks sir Janus sa very detailed na explanation.👍👍👍
Thank you for making this video. Na-enlighten ako about amoled burn-in although di ko pa siya na-eexperience pero madalas kong marinig kapag nanonood ako ng mga phone reviews. Kapag naging habit mo talaga na ipreserve ang battery ng phone, bonus effect na rin na iwas burn in kapag naka amoled screen. Di kasi ako nagmamax brightness especially kung indoors lang naman gagamitin at tsaka naka lowest palagi ang screen timeout ko. For protection na rin sa eyes kaya less than 50% most of the time ang brightness setting ng screen ko. Nakatulong pala mga yun to protect my amoled screen 😊 Ang ganda pa rin ng display kahit luma na tong samsung phone ko. Never going back to any LCD phone kahit gaano kaganda ng specs. Iba talaga ang crisp at fluidity ng amoled eh. Alagaan lang ng maayos. Pero kung bago pa lang tapos may burn in kaagad, pa-replace na yan kasi baka defective yung unit.
One more tip. Pag nanunuod ng videos especially movies, make sure naka stretch yung video kasi pag may black borders at naka high brightness kayo magbuburn in yung part na crop ng video
Eh diba mas ok nga yung may black borders kasi nakapatay naman ung black na part. It means nakakapagpahinga ung diode.
@@06Rick04 shhh hayaan mo lng siya maniwala jan haahahaha
@@gumi_twylit2605oonga hayaan mo sya🤣🤣
Sir salamat sa post mo na ito, nag kaganito kasi ngayon ang rm7pro ko and nag hahanap ako ng topic na ganito pero wala ako maintindihan kundi sayo lang sir! Thankyou sir!!
This is the most detailed explanation on how to prevent amoled burn, Kaya pala mostly sa mga nakita sa article na bakit kaylangan naka baba yung screen timeout yun pala ang dahilan, Maraning salamat, Sulit talaga mga tips
very imformative... i'm glad and lucky i guess kasi samsung s10+ ko mag 3 years na this coming april. ginagamit kong pang ml and never aq gumamit ng dark theme, pero so far so good pa din ng amoled display... and my daily driver na poco f3 is good pa din naman, cguro kasi ndi pa nag 1 year sa akin. 😅 pero totoo yung tip mo lods na wag tlgang isasagad sa 100% yung brightness. kasi yan ang ginagawa ko. and super effective
I just happen to experience this screen burn in my Realme 5 ngayon. I bought it last 2020 and so far I really love its durability, like all phone aspects. There were times na nadrop ko siya but it was a long time ago. Since I bought it, naka dark mode ako palagi and I never switched to light mode kasi nga it doesn't hurt my eyes. So, back to the problem, nagka screen burn Realme 5 ko ngayon pa lang while playing Mobile Legends. Minsan ko lang tinataasan screen brightness ko but when it comes to gaming, I always switch it with non-automatic during daytime but on nighttime, no problem kasi naka automatic brightness ako diyan. So ayun, I was very shocked sa nangyari. Nagka red lines agad when I am playing tapos I immediately shut down my phone. Pagka-turn on ko, wala na, horizontal lines are all over the screen. I am not knowledgeable with this problem at first, because I thought this will happen only when your phone had multiple drops na. I watched videos about the problem and even posted sa realme community kasi di ako mapakali sa experience ko. I haven't told my parents sa nangyari because wala kaming pambili ng phone, and wala talaga kaming pera. Sad timing lang for me because malapit na rin pasukan and wala akong magamit. I feel like I want to cry kasi sa simpleng game lang na probably the reason why I am enjoying my life daily kasi di ako lumalabas and I am not social, like having friends ganun, would take my happiness away. Playing games were my happiness but I never knew those were the reasons that would take away my happiness, too. Wala akong mahanap na solusyon, on my own, iiyak nalang ako.
P.S. nakahiram lang ako ng phone atm at pinapalabas ko nalang na lowbat ako :(
This is driving me nuts tbh, nakakaumay na wala ka nang phone :( not just for entertainment purposes but also on my aacdemics, atp I seriously need help pero walang-wala talaga kami. One time lang kami magkaka-cellphone tapos nasira pa kakalaro ng so-called happiness ko...
defective ata yung phone na nabili mo, kasi di naman naka amoled display yung realme 5, at yung horizontal lines na yan hindi yan mangyayari sa paglalaro lang ng ml kasi wala namang static image na horizontal lines sa ml
Ive been using amoled phone for 5 yrs.. wla nmn issue mga phone ko.. usually naka low brightnes ako kasi masakit din sa mata if mataas .. also mas maganda tlga ang phone pag amoled.. then naka schedule din ko pag dating ng 6pm to 6am automatic naka dark mode na cp ko then fb,messenger,youtube,twitter at telegram ko naka dark mode😊
Good day sir janus,out of topic po, tanong ko lng po kung ano ang tamang procedure sa initial charge ng new phone?need bang ipalobat ng husto? At ilang oras i charge? Hanggang sa mag fully charge lang ba sa ito i uunplug?more power to your channel, new subscriber here,thanks regards!
No need na sir. Use normally na agad out of the box. Tsaka mo lang idedrain pag napansin mong mabilis maubos battery. Drain mo to 0 then charge to 100%
@@pinoytechdad thank you sir janus,
ang ganda ng vid. very layman's term ang pakaexplain. salamat ng marami sir janus! dami ko natutunan
Best tips para maiwasan yang amoled burn in: wag na mag cellphone.
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Never ko na experience ang amoled burn from Samsung S4, S7, S8 & now A52 5G. Tips ko lng sa nka amoled dpat masanay tayo sa dark theme kung naa sa loob lng tayo ng bahay kung palagi nkasagad sa white background expect ka nlang na after a year ang color white ay hindi na accurate parang maypagka yellowish na ang kulay & that's my experience noong hindi pa uso ang dark theme :)
Thank you sir Janus sa tips.. yung phone ko po is Samsung Galaxy K Zoom 2 na naka Super Amoled, bumakat po slightly yung keyboard at yung google widget sa taas, yung level ng brightness ko po is naka 50% kaso po wala pa po yung feature na dark mode kasi po year 2015 yung samsung ko. Pero salamat sir sa tips para na din maiwas ang amoled burn sa Samsung Galaxy S7 and Samsung Galaxy A7 2018. 👍😀
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Updated review naman po sa Poco F3 kong sulit parin ngayon 2022 sana mapansin mopo Sir Janus☺️ Bibili po sana ako ih.
Sulit pa yan 2-3 years mkakasabay pa yan high processor with 5G
malapit na rin yan bumigay yung poco f3 ko nagpatay buhay na
@@kaibigan457 hindi bro
Napaka informative ng video na to… more videos like this idol… this video deserves more subs….
I am still using my 2019 Vivo S1 with Super AMOLED display and up until now, I can say na ang hirap na bumalik sa IPS-LCD phones once na masanay ka sa ganda ng quality ng AMOLED. Recommended ko din yung naka dark mode all the time, kahit sa mga social media apps if possible. 😊
Safe ba lods?
@@TheHeroMvp18 Oo lods, hanggang ngayon walang light leaks at amoled burns, siguro dahil din 1st day ko pa lang naka dark mode na ko pero kahit iturn off ko yung dark mode, napaka ganda pa din ng display quality sa games at youtube. Daily driver ko to at masasabi kong sulit talaga pag naka amoled. 😊
Safe po ba sa Eye gamitin ang amoled ... dipo ba kayo naka experience ng Eye strain?
@@hanzomehanzy po
@@princedanrivejohn8772 for almost 3 years of using AMOLED phone, never ko naexperience yung eye strain. Maybe because hindi din ako babad talaga sa phone on a daily basis and mababa ako mag brightness. Hindi kasi lahat pwede isisi sa phone, nasa tao pa din yun kung paano gumamit ng tama. 😅
Be reasonable in using oled technology. No need to max out the brightness unless you are outdoor. Praning dn ako nung una sa oled tv ko pero burn in is already a thing in the past. Wag lang hayaan mga static elements for hours and hours in max brightness. Cumulative po ang pixel burn out. Imagine every pixel may sariling gas tank, pag naubos = burn out. Doesn't matter if 1 hour daily or 10 hours daily. Mas matagal ka lg ma buburn in pag short time compared to whole day naka on.
use dark mode to avoid burn in: ❌
use dark mode just because it looks cool: ✅
Sure
And for AMOLEDS, it saves a lot of battery!
Meron akong Samsung Galaxy S7 edge.. almost 5 years.. problem talaga Ang heating. Nag ka burn Ang screen nuong na bagsak ko sya.. yes it's true mga sinabi mo idol. Na Hindi dapat 100% Ang brightness. Always nka 50% or lower lang.. estimate ko sa mga AMOLED phones 3 to 5 years yari na..👍👍👍
samsung note 9 phone ko at sobrang nakakainis yung screen burn kaso wala e bigay lang to kaya kailangan tyagain.. btw CAPSLOCK ko na ah MAY TEMPORARY SOLUTION AKO sa amoled burn meron akong pineplay na video ang title "FROZEN PIXEL FIXING AND SCREEN BURN FIXING FOR AMOLED" 8 hours yung video na yun then nung almost 50% nalang phone ko at wala naman akong gagawin sa phone ko kase tutulog na ako i play the video na yun hanggang malobat yung phone ko at honestly, nakahelp sya sa screen burn yung dating sobrang lala umokay na sya ngayon. kutob ko yung pixel ng phone ko hindi totally lahat patay or sira so nung pinlay ko yung video na yun nakahelp sya sa selpon ko.. pwede siguro nila to itry boss pero kung okay lang pwede mo siguro itong reviewhin muna then ireply mo nalang sa comment ko kung RECOMMENDED ba ito or NOT.
Kelangan ko to padating na POCO F5 ko heheheh thank you Sir.Janus ❤️
Not a fan of Amoled Display in a smartphone, it's very costly and questionable duration in a long run. But it's actually very good display when watching vids, pictures and playing games.
Not all amoled phones are pricey i have 2 phones both Super Amoled i bought it in 2019 and it probably cost 11 990 but now i think 9k pababa nalang there are some amoled that's 13k pababa lng like redmi note 10 pro and amoled is much better than ips display and the amoled issue is very much unlikely to happen if your brightness doesnt exceed from 60 - 100%
@@scythe4239 I'm also talking about the production cost; Amoled also pricy as well so some phone you mentioned are suffered by cheap hardware resulting to software bugs and lack of signal receive when underground or let's say some of the hardware and software features being compromised, just to make sure it cheaper
@@bitfrosteseigeheim5605 the first phone i mentioned the one with the super amoled it has no issue ive been using this phone for almost 3 years no software bugs no lack of signal received the only regions in the philippines that doesnt have a good signal is province, province lacks signal towers so thats why you probably include the lack of signal received and the redmi note 10 pro it also has no issue for me but for other people yes they have and both of these phones have good signal reception, no software issues, good battery, good chipset and the only source of issues people keep complaining about redmi note 10 pro is the 12.5 MIUI but considering the MIUI 13 is launched those heat, screen flickering it is fixed so you'll just have to be lucky in picking the right phone and i will just keep picking xiaomi, one plus, samsung and other phones who's producing good quality and on the phone production for decades
@@bitfrosteseigeheim5605 atleast those phones ive mention doesnt have a lot issues compare to vivo, oppo, tecno and infinix
Depende sa user yan.. 5 yrs na ako gumagamit ng super amoled phone.. not once nagka issue ako😊
Hulog ng langit tong video nato hahahah kakaisip ko nga lang kung worth it ba talaga bumili ng phone na may Amoled screen kasi may mga issue katulad ng burn ins thank you po
Still waiting for the Realme Q3S full review 😁
4 na taon n c samsung j2pro ko nagka prob na din sa amoled un kc kya ngchange nko ng bagong smartphone unit ko im using my samsung galaxy a13 4g lte now yan n bgong daily driver ko
Hehe nabiktima na ako sa Amoled burn in sa Samsung A20 ko, while Playing Mobile legends, Bumakat yung Recall and Basic attack button sa Screen😅....Anyways Thank you sir Janus sa Information about Amo-Burn in and tips para maiwasan yan❤️✌️
Samsung a20 has noamoled
@@ChrisyBread yes it does
Kaka TP mo yan hahahaha ✌️
@@rynervon6676 Well Played Hahaha
@@ChrisyBread a20 is Super AMOLED
Ips lcd yung 3 years old huawei phone ko at meron syang slight burn in. Well ganon talaga, walang forever 😅 New phone ko ngayon redmi with amoled screen kaya nandito ako for tips
One good thing kay AMOLED is improved battery life kasi pag naka full black ka walang power sa area ng black unlike kay LCD kahit black may power parin ang backlight. For me isang disadvantages ni AMOLED is kung photosensitive ka don't use AMOLED lalo kung naka PWM yung brightness control kasi pag naka low brightness na naka dark mode maoobserbahan mo yung flicker ng screen.
hello po ganyan po yung sa samsung A73 5G ko po. nagfflicker nga po yung screen. pano po kaya yun maalis?
@@sofiamaegallas9400 Majority kasi po ng naka AMOLED ay PWM ang gamit sa pag adjust ng brightness ibig sabihin nung PWM ay Pulse Width Modulation or sa madaling salita nag adjust yung display gano sya katagal mag on at off giving us the perception of dimming pero nasesense ng mata natin yung pag on at off nung display if we blink or igalaw natin si screen. For now ang ginagawa ko to remedy the problem ay iset yung brightness ng screen ko at optimal percent kung san tingin mo wala nang flicker then yun yung comfortable brightness for your eyes.
@@jisookim9971 ang sensitive po pala kapag amoled
@@jisookim9971 thank you po sa pag explain. mejo nagiging obvious nga lang po talaga kapag naka-dark mode na rin yung phone lalo na po pag gabi na. tsaka bat po kaya sa upper part lang po sya ng phone nakikita?
@@sofiamaegallas9400 depende siguro sa model ma'am yup mas halata sya sa dark mode kasi majority ng pixels ay naka off.
ang galing ng presentation, kahit wala akong alam sa ganyan naintindihan ko agad ehehe
nice video sir. Very informative. Actually I'm using my reno 5 4G na napanalunan lang din last year and it really is a major upgrade compared to my old phone na huawei y6 2018. The saturation and color accuracy is really good. luckily, di ko pa na try magka burn in, usually naririnig ko yan sa Xiaomi products eh hehe
Wag kalang mag lalaro palagi babakat yan sa screen ganyan nangyari sa reno 5 ko and note 10 pro🥲
Kung alam mo lang ang pasimuno ng burn in issues na brand is walang iba kung di ang SAMSUNG kahit kanino mo pa tanong
lmao wla sa brand yan mapa samsung yan apple or basta may amoled or oled yan matic mag kaka screen burn yan
@@BurgerParty "usually naririnig ko yan sa Xiaomi products" diko sinabing "sa Xiaomi lang naman yan nangyayari eh" 💀
Thanks sa advice paps, fyi sa ips meron din issue yan ung "backlight bleeding" usually makikita mo yan pag black image tas may parang white pa din sa gilid ng screen.
Ah oo. Backlight bleeding naman sir.
Life size or life span po ng AMOLED at IPS LCD salamat po sa review
mas tatagal po ips lcd
Paandar lang ang amoled oks naman para sakin display ng ips lcd
this is informative. Thanks a lot. true, at mas maganda yung dark mode, hindi masakit sa mata
I've been using my phone for almost 5yrs now and IPS LCD. So far wala pa akong naeencounter na screen burn or something kahit na sagad ako gumamit ng phone. Madalas umiinit yung phone ko, siguro kasi gamer ako. No rest kahit high temp na yung phone ko. Laging china-charge everytime na lowbat. Tanging tulog lang pahinga ng phone ko ever since na binili ko 'to. Wala pa akong kaalaman sa mga ganito simula nung nabili ko yung phone ko way back 2017. Talagang gamit lang ako nang gamit. Uhm since napanood ko itong video, siguro magsstick pa rin ako sa LCD sa new phone na bibilhin ko..
what phone are you using?
Evil spirits
Mgti-three years na sakin ang Samsung A30 ko pero kahit isang pixel, walang burn-in. I think it still depends on the user on how they take care of their screen lalong-lalo when it comes to brightness.
Hindi po ba ma buburn akin if example 100.percent ang brightness ng phone ko and mga 15-25 lang yung ginagamit ko everyday and nasa bahay lang ako
@@johnprincetonleomo750 hanggang ngayon wala pa ring burn-in ung A30 ko. kahit may crack yung screen, ni konting burn-in wala pa din. todo din brightness minsan pag nasa labas. A53 mgayon ung phone ko at over 1 year na, wala din burn-in kahit full brightness sya palago sa labas
Sir clarification lang po, may napanood ako before ang sabi ang LCD mas natural ang color while OLED or amoled matingkad or Saturated ang color kaya mas masarap sa mata pero hindi ibig sabihin na natural ang color nya compare sa LCD? Tama po ba?
Out of the box kasi saturated talaga ang default na Color option ng mga AMOLED. Pero madalas meron option na gawing "Natural" yung color profile. Mas accurate pa din talaga AMOLED kasi walang dagdag na backlight.
Noon un. Nung time na bago palang ang AMOLED. Tlgang super saturated, parang ung mga old samsung phones. Pero now mas maganda na ang color accuracy ng OLED kesa sa LCD
@@pinoytechdad Sir Janus ask lang po, does turning on reading mode(blue light filter) harm amoled screen?
Mej sumasakit po kase mata ko sa amoled pag di naka on reading mode, so I turn on reading mode most of the time
Actually meron na sa custom rom ang shift pixel or refresh pixel hehe kaso sa mga stock os wala pah.
Also amoled have issue on "screen flickering" or PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation) specially Samsung's amoled. It's low flicker frequency can cause eye strain and headache when lowering it's brightness unlike LCD screen uses high frequency. Devices with AMOLED displays are particularly affected, since the individual diodes themselves are illuminated and there is no background illumination as in LCD displays.
Galaxy A12 with PLS LCD also has screen flickering issue
Pero a small number of people only experience that. Yung mga sobrang sensitive lang ang eyes
Ung xiaomi mi 9t ko naka amoled at nagkaron ng ganyan issue ung screen flickering pag pag naka low brightness pero pag naka high hindi naman pero after ng after update nila ng software nawala naman.
Hi. I also have the same issue with my Samsung a73 5g. di ko alam kung normal ba yun o ganun talaga kasi pag low brightness, mejo visible sya.
@@sofiamaegallas9400 normal talaga sa amoled display lalo na pag sensitive ang eyes mo sa pwm, sasakit tlaga mata/ulo mo pag low brightness.
Thank you sa video na to dmi kong ntutunan since gumgmit tlga ako ng phone na nka amoled
wow nice explanation, no drama and straight to the point. new subs here
Dark mode at dark wallpapers lng para mas ma feel mo yung amoled screen mo talaga. Kasi sa amoled. Black is black
Patiently waited for this vid. Hehe thanks sir Janus! Still have mixed feeling about amoled talaga. Still...very informative video. 👌🏼
Nah. Amoled tech nowadays is already very advanced. Sobrang rare na lang mangyari yan. Been using amoled screen phones for years already and for once never pa ako nagkaamoled burn. Wag lang talaga naka max brightness palagi and swith to gestures instead of buttons to prevent that. I know amoled burn is a thing pero a lot of people make the problem worse than it actually is. Masyadong mga overthinker
Most likely dahil madami or mas maingay yung mga nagcocomplain sir which is understandable. Yung mga walang AMOLED issues kasi, tahimik lang. 😁
mas marami lang talaga issues sa oled... sabihin na nating old devices na mga yun...
just check second hand units being sold, hanggang note10 series meron na...
though sa ips, may issues din, pero less than oled... like yellow tint, which happens mostly sa mga display units or product samples sa mga kiosks...
Dad gawa ka naman ng review sa different types of AMOLED displays.
Meron kasing AMOLED, SUPER AMOLED, SUPER AMOLED PLUS, DYNAMIC, etc.
Para maliwanagan kami sa difference. Wala pa din kasing Pinoy na gumawa ng ganung content. Puro Indian. Feeling ko ikaw ang pinaka credible na mag cover nitong topic. 😊
Ako yung Samsung A30 4 years na hanggang ngayon wala pa rin burn in. Tama ang tips. Auto-brightness tsaka dark mode. Para sa akin natural na habit ko na yung auto brightness tsaka dark mode. Nakakasilaw na nga sa mata ang malapit sa screen mag lilightmode ka pa. Haha. Siguro para sa mga rider at sa mga tao na palaging nasa labas mag LCD na lang kayo. Pero para sa akin AMOLED pa rin. Sarap manood ng videos at ang tingkad ng kulay.
Sir pano kung heavy gamer ka pero yung brightness mo no more than like 50%, siguro around 10-35% lang lagi yung brightness, can you still experience AMOLED Burn-in issue?
eventually
Amoled bleeding Sir is medyo common din sa Amoled. Eto yung nagkakaroon ng parang violet ink sa screen na after ilang days after mag appear, kakalat na sa buong screen. Sa Samsung J7 Pro and Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro naging common yon noon eh.
May j7pro ako.. 4yrs na binigay ko na nga sa sister ko last yr.. so far.. wlang amoled burn issue ng phone and working good pa rin.. although naging common issue dati sa j7pro yan..
The best explanations! Kudos sir
In short wag lagi naka max brightness .. or laging mababa at naka dark mode lagi ? Planning to buy a phone with amoled display at yun nga buti dito ako napadpad thank you sa mga tip 👌
Im using Vivo S1pro for almost 2yrs.
ang masasabe ko lang ibang iba talaga yung experience pag naka Super Amoled, kung magpapalit man ako ng phone sisiguraduhin kong Super amoled ulit
Pixel shifting meron sa phones like galaxy devices na may AOD tska yung onscreen buttons sa S8 and up
Thank you for the great video. Very helpful for me that I also experienced burn-in on my previous phone.
Thanks a lot bro sa sharing mo about amoled..actually amoled ang 1st choice ko,dahil dito sa video mo mag lcd nlang kaya ko mas safe..kc full bright pag ako gumamit ng cp kc..
Ito yung content creator na may alam talaga.. 👏👏👏
For me mas better lcd kasi di madali masira lalo na pag nahuhulog ang cp isa pa pag nasira di gaano ka mahal mung amoled ang mahal
I have burns on my RMN10 PRO.
But I really dont regret it..
I had it on 120hz refresh and 90% of the time at 100 brightness..
I have the phone for 1 year na..
Sakin din po now ,ano ginawa nio po?
Ganito hanap kong vlog, very informative, may matutunan ka talaga.
Opo yang screen retention na yan na experienced ko sa old phone na le eco,kya pla nagtataka ako hindi nmn sya amoled pero may naiiwan na bakas ,at cguro dahil low quality LCD lang ginamit ng le eco.Di tulad nung Sharp S3 ko kahit LCD lang maganda ang quality dahil nka IGZO IPS.
Nag dadalawang isip na tuloy ako kung bibili pa ba ako ng mga gaming phones na naka amoled or even oled
Thanks boss..palit ips na ko..1yr plng fone ko my screen burn agad,dhl pla sa init un..tnx sa tip😊😊
THANKS FOR KNOWLEDGE
I know how to handle my phone.
To prevent burn in
Maraming salamat boss sa tips, ginawa q agad Yung tips na sinabi, habang pinapnood Kita.. nka amoled kz cp q po.. redmi note 10
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