Do OLED screens get a bad rap when it comes in to the risk of permanent burn-in? It's an important question as OLED displays have come to dominate landscape for premium mobile devices, from high-end ...

Nintendo refreshed its portable gaming system last year with the introduction of the Nintendo Switch OLED, packing a beautiful OLED display that acted as enough of an upgrade over the original Switch, ...

Nintendo's Switch OLED model has been selling fairly strong since its launch this past October, and it has proven to make some Switch titles look pretty darn spectacular on it too, thanks to the OLED ...

A new test has revealed some positive news for anyone who happened to upgrade to Nintendo’s larger and more vivid Switch — image-burn is a distant concern. After 3,600 hours of subjecting an OLED ...

Rtings said OLED TVs have the longest lifespan of all TV types, including Mini-LED models, and develop problems less often. Overall, the results show a clear correlation between the panel, backlight ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A new Nintendo Switch OLED test has discovered just how long it takes for any kind of noticeable ...

Can the Nintendo Switch OLED model last without screen display issues? We are sure you’re familiar with screen burn-in. There is a ton of reason to be concerned with screen burn-in with expensive ...

The Nintendo Switch OLED takes approximately 3,600 hours to create burn-in on its OLED screen in handheld mode, as one YouTuber has discovered. YouTuber WULFF DEN put their Nintendo Switch OLED to the ...

OLED displays for 4K TVs and PC gaming monitors are some of the best options for image quality and responsiveness - to the point where no other panel technology comes close. OLED technology, which ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. In a nutshell: In addition to the disappointment some felt towards last year's Nintendo Switch OLED ...

I didn’t exactly go looking, but I didn’t see anyone else taking on this endeavor. It seems like people come out of the woodwork to test and destroy things like the latest iPhones. Probably because ...