Edge Rot: the Edge Deterioration Problem that Affects More than 85% of WOLED Screens
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OLED TVs have been tempting viewers with their excellent picture quality for years, but their longevity still raises some concerns. This time, however, the issue isn't the well-known issue of burn-in. RTINGS has published the results of its long-term test... Full version of the website: https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/oled_telewizory_lg_edge_rot-55943.html
We all know that OLED technology is the best if we look for image quality with minimal latency. With OLED screens we get pure blacks and latency that is even lower than those of TN monitors for gaming. All these are great advantages, but there are two big problems, their high price and the "Edge Rot" entry: thus is the problem of deterioration of edges that affects more than 85% of the analyzed WOLED screens aparece primero en El Chapuzas Inform…
In RTINGS' durability test, 14 out of 16 televisions with WOLED panels showed edge decay. OLED TV edge decay did not occur in QD-OLED models.
The WOLED screens showed a possible problem.
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