Would leaving the night clock on 24/7 cause it to burn in ?

[billyjoebob007]

Its dim enough but just wondering if perhaps it would have to potential to cause burn in ?

 

[dpham00]

Why not just use the always on display?

 

[sLithery]

Atleast not on my S6 edge and I'm using it for around a year.

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[Graphixx30]

If I'm not mistaken, the information moves up and down the edge just like the AOD does to prevent burn-in.

 

[billyjoebob007]

I dont really like it. The night clock is cool over on the right side, serves the same purpose .
* whoops, meant to quote dpham00

 

[billyjoebob007]

I havent seen it move at all.

 

[pinkvikchick]

If I'm not mistaken, the information moves up and down the edge just like the AOD does to prevent burn-in.

this...it gradually moves side to side, up and down...I see it move about 0.25" about every minute-ish or so

 

[billyjoebob007]

this...it gradually moves side to side, up and down...I see it move about 0.25" about every minute-ish or so

Humm, I guess ill have to sit and stare at it awhile, long as i dont go cross eyed or start imagining it movin. > puts down bong pipe< .

 

[dpham00]

this...it gradually moves side to side, up and down...I see it move about 0.25" about every minute-ish or so

Good to know. I never used it because it is too small

 

[pinkvikchick]

My bad, I was talking about the AOD clock thingy!!!

 

[billyjoebob007]

Good to know. I never used it because it is too small

I never did see it move. Oh well, i switched back to the regular AOD cause ya cant hardly see the night clock at all in the day light. Guess thats why its called a night clock, LoL - Derp.