OLED screen burn-in is a permanent discoloration caused by uneven pixel aging from static images on OLED displays. Though inevitable over a long time, modern OLEDs have features to minimize risk. Preventive steps like lowering brightness, avoiding static content, and using pixel refresh help protect your screen. Research continues to find ways to eliminate burn-in, preserving OLED's superior picture quality.

OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) displays are renowned for their deep blacks, vibrant colors, and ultra-fast response times. However, a persistent question lingers among consumers and tech enthusiasts: Can OLED get screen burn? This comprehensive article explores the science behind OLED burn-in,