- Jul 27, 2013
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Is anyone having any problems with amoled burn in? I can't decide between the S4 and HTC One but the burn in problem makes me hesitant to get the S4.
I f you answer, thank you!
I f you answer, thank you!

That's not good at all. SIGH.I can't speak for the s4 but my daughters s3 that she's had since black Friday has issues with burn in
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That's lucky, I heard a lot of people had problems with it within the first month.I didn't have any idea there was any burn in issues with the S4. I've had mine since the end of May and the screen looks great.
That's great. But it seems a lot of people have started boycotting all amoled devices because they claim they had burn in issues.I've owned a Galaxy SII, Note 2, Galaxy S3, and Galaxy S4...all AMOLED, never an issue with burn-in. There ARE some blotches of deep, black pixels when the screen is showing an all-black and the dimming is right, but that's visible only with a very low light and it's not really an issue, just how these screens work.
Any sources? It's the first time I've heard about it, actually... Not trying to be antagonistic, just really curious about this as, again, I've never heard about issues with burn-in, let alone a boycott movement on these devices.That's great. But it seems a lot of people have started boycotting all amoled devices because they claim they had burn in issues.
I don't think there are any specific sources. Just on some threads and forums. Sometimes in comments of articles or reviews.Any sources? It's the first time I've heard about it, actually... Not trying to be antagonistic, just really curious about this as, again, I've never heard about issues with burn-in, let alone a boycott movement on these devices.
I don't think there are any specific sources. Just on some threads and forums. Sometimes in comments of articles or reviews.Any sources? It's the first time I've heard about it, actually... Not trying to be antagonistic, just really curious about this as, again, I've never heard about issues with burn-in, let alone a boycott movement on these devices.