[Marcin Dabrowsky]

I've been contemplating getting the priv. I HATE amoled screens for their burn in problems. Anyone experience this yet?

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[Fed13]

Had mine since release date, good as new

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[GeneralHerzog]

Averaging over 5 hours of screen time a day and I've not noticed any burn ins.

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[anon(870071)]

I've been contemplating getting the priv. I HATE amoled screens for their burn in problems. Anyone experience this yet?

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No issue whatsoever!Also never heard or experienced the burn in effect either on the screen of the PRIV!

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[RPCBlackberry]

All good

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[Bla1ze]

Had mine even before general release, no issues.

[tw1g_007]

Burn ins? What the hell? This is news to me. Forget the Priv. I want to know what device this has occured on.

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[marzfreerider]

Have 2 in my home since November 5. No issues on either.

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[Livermore]

Burn ins? What the hell? This is news to me. Forget the Priv. I want to know what device this has occured on.

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this is news to me also. I actually downloaded a Hud app for a speedometer yesterday and the app itself warned about burn-ins by using this app.. I was like huh? Now I'm learning that amoled screens can "burn in" ... uninstalled the app and now I'm curious how burn in occurs on these types of screens.

[Blackradiant98]

Im good to no problems at all loving my priv

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[fanisk]

No issues at all !

[CarGuy1368]

This was a problem when AMOLED screens were in their infancy. I have never had any burn-in issues on my Priv or on my previous Q10 that also had an AMOLED screen.

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[anon(2325196)]

My screen is perfect. Use it a lot too. I have experienced 'image burn' on the original PS Vita. I keep the PRIV screen at its most dim level, unless I'm watching a hockey game or movie.

The PRIV screen is very durable though. 'Jerry Rig Everything' did a physical burn test using the flame from a lighter right on the screen, all the pixels recovered and it did no permanent damage. I know that's different, but it definitely shows how good the PRIV screen is. I don't think we'll have to worry.

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[anon9133023]

I really haven't heard of screen burn-in since the late 90's.

[TNSberry]

Never heard of burn in since monitors were CRT and 14"!

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[benbraun322]

My Z30 has an AmoLED screen.

It's fine.

The blacks look very nice, but the screen never gets dark enough for my liking. Even on the lowest brightness the screen is a little too bright.

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[wsavagewitt]

A month in. Still good

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[bakron1]

I have one of the first production units built and no screen burn in issues.

[Marcin Dabrowsky]

WOW thorough answers! Thanks guys I believe I will try one out!

[shabbs]

Apparently AMOLED screens can burn in...

burn in already | Nexus 6

Interesting. More info here: Are AMOLED displays at risk of burn-in? | Alphr

It's like the early plasma TV days...

[jlinc]

I have had mine since launch with a lot of use and had no issues with the screen.

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[ajwan]

Perhaps not a burn-in per se, but the blue LED of the RGB palette does dim out faster than either the red or the green LEDs. This is characterized by a general green shift over the course of the phone's life. This is easily seen when comparing LCD vs AMOLED screens of the same age with a white background (say, two years).

I notice this. Anyone care to verify?

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[Bobert_123]

Don't burn ins usually occur after a LOT of use? The longest time that most people have owned the Priv is about 4 months last I heard. No one should be experiencing this that early into owning a phone unless it's defective.

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[brianmartinuk]

I have only ever experienced burn in twice once on TV I was living at a friends house and we left the TV on all day paused on a music video. Came back changed the channel and the music video was still fairly visible. All we done was carry on watching TV then turned TV off over night. I also use my LCD TV as a my monitor and it is on constantly and it burnt the corners of Chrome in. I just changed the theme of Chrome and carried on using it. The burn has gone. IF this happened to a smart phone would doing this solve the issue?

[guido0136]

Got my unlocked version from BlackBerry directly the first week it was released, and have not had any screen burn or any issues for that matter. Great Phone!