Recent technical reports indicate that OLED screens have become more advanced and durable compared to previous generations, but they are still susceptible to the gradual deterioration phenomenon known as “burn-in,” in addition to a gradual decrease in the level of brightness over time.
Despite these common concerns, technology experts confirm that the lifespan of OLED screens is longer than usually thought. The period of use can extend for several years before any noticeable decline in performance appears, depending on the nature of use and operating conditions.
However, this number varies in practice; The life of the screen depends on several factors such as brightness level, temperature, and the nature of the displayed content.
Some estimates put the working life of OLED phones at between 30,000 and 50,000 hours of use, which equates to approximately 3 to 5 years of intensive use before you notice a decline in brightness or color quality. (Erm News)
