Yet here you are defending the fact that burn in is enevitable on OLED panels.
I’m not saying it’s not possible, but OLED has matured enough to the point where it’s not really that much of a concern anymore as it was in the years past.
Again, I’m not saying it’s not possible, but it’s more of a rarity then anything else.
that was to simply learn and gather others experiences to expand of on that of what I found on the reddit thread and something I found interesting.
The non-issues can be troubling.First, Connectivity issues, now burn-in. These worry me.
And might I add, even had I feel the phone is an upgrade isn’t that a decision I make for myself? Maybe it has a feature set that is more suitable to my life? Therefore it would be an upgrade? Just because I don’t want to sit here proving that I have the most expensive handset automatically makes me less of a person? You clearly have a warped perception on things.It’s not widespread at all, in fact if you took the time to search right here on this forum you’d notice that no one‘s complaining about Burn in on the X. Kudos to Apple.
9 months all is still good on mine. I also LOL’d how you think the XR is an upgrade to the X. You don’t need to justify why you’re looking at an LCD screen, it’s your choice, we all know OLED is better. Burn in is not an issue if your responsible.