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8 Tips To Protect Your AMOLED Screen From Burn-In ft. OnePlus 6

• published: 04 Jun 2018
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AMOLED Screen Burn-In Problem. 1. Keep your display brightness low. More the screen brightness, faster the decay. So you have to make sure you keep the screen brightness low. 2. Screen Time-Off. Reduce the screen offtime to as low as possible, i keep it to 15 secs. Lesser the time the screen is on, more the lifespan. 3. Always-On/Ambient Display: If you keep always on display enabled, i would recommend you switch it off. 4. Use Darker Themes: If your phone has a theme store or allows you to enable dark theme, go ahead and do that. It helps you save battery and will also protect your display. 5. Gestures/Hide Buttons: If you phone has on screen button, you got a problem. Try avoiding using navigation buttons, try gestures, it has a learning curve but you will get used to it. Or if you have an option to hide your navigation buttons and use it when required, do that. You will see it on the home screen and app drawer by default, but it will be hidden on the apps. You have the option to toggle per app, so it is a really interesting feature to use if your phone supports it. 6. Use dark wallpapers: Use Solid Black wallpaper or you could use a wallpaper that is really dark. I use Backdrop app to get some interesting looking dark wallpapers. 7. Dark Keyboard theme. I use Swiftkey, it allows me to create custom theme or use a dark inbuilt theme. Unfortunately, it doesnt allow creating a theme by changing the character color. Google also provides darker themes and ability to create custom themes, if you use the google keyboard. Its important that you try this, you do use t...