Looks like Samsung thought about Burn in.

[AZwldcats]

Didn't see this posted.
The On Screen home button moves.

http://www.theverge.com/circuitbrea...ng-galaxy-s8-home-button-moves-screen-burn-in

 

[zyad]

Cool.... Now what about the status bar up top? Another are I've had burn-in in the past on AMOLED displays...

 

[bandofbrothers2112]

Yeah I've seen similar blogs.

People can turn off the button light if they wish too when using AOD

 

[trucksmoveamerica#AC]

What about the navigation bar that's always there now? Anybody see anything on that?

 

[Dubss]

Ok that's great on the AOD but what about the other two onseeen buttons like the back button or the recent apps

On the home screen do they burn in

 

[skipatrol]

Ok that's great on the AOD but what about the other two onseeen buttons like the back button or the recent apps

On the home screen do they burn in

Honestly if you're paranoid about it, you can always download an app that enables immersive mode (removes the navigation buttons).

 

[Enzo1707]

Hi everyone,

I would like to know if you have the same "problem ". I've received a galaxy s8 last Friday. Everything was great except one. I've a noticed a potential image retention. For example, the (black) navbar remained on the screen for 3-5 second after closing an app. Or the black bar on the top (when apps aren't full screen) was noticeable also after closing. So I went to a store to see their galaxy s8 and s8+ and test it. The results was clear, their galaxy s8 had the same "problem" but not the s8+. So I decided to change my phone and get a new. Surprise, same thing... then I went to another store and their s8 also had this potential issue but not their s8+. So I've seen 4 galaxy s8 having this problem. My question is simple. Am I the only one ? Will it get worse ? Is it normal ? I don't think that my store is going to change my phone again. Keep in mind that this "image retention" is more noticeable on a blue or gray picture. Thanks for your answers.