I'm officially in the lead to break my watch

[Rufio]

Was messing with the Tennis Racketeering app and my phone. Showing my kids how I can control the tennis racket with my watch and watch the action on the phone. Got called elsewhere in the house so I put my phone and watch down. Came back 2 hours later to find that although the phone had gone to sleep, my watch was still on! Image of the tennis racket on a bright white screen was still on my watch. The watch was hot as hell! I immediately shut down the watch. Let it cool for a couple minutes then turned it backed on. Seems like all is ok so far. No evidence of burn in or anything else. This happened two days ago and all is fine. I'm a heavy user of this watch. Had it for almost two weeks now, wearing it every day.

I'm still keeping this watch. Absolutely love it. So if anyones gonna find out if this watch screen deteriorates, I think I would one of the first to see it!

 

[xendula]

Niiice! Thanks for sharing.

 

[wearAR]

Should not have burn-in image issues/potential like the Moto 360.

 

[foxbat121]

Should not have burn-in image issues/potential like the Moto 360.

It has an OLED screen and very likely to have burn in issue as all OLED screens are.

 

[wearAR]

From what I have read the Moto 360's AMOLED screen is more acceptable to screen burn-in. Where as the Urbane 2nd has a P-OLED screen.

 

[foxbat121]

It is hard to say. Both have limited life span. Until we saw official spec (none published), we can only assume it is about the same.

According to this article,Polymer OLEDs (P-OLEDs): technology explained | OLED-Info, P-OLED's life span is not as good as SM-OLED.