Hardware Should i buy extra OLED Vita

[Xexyz]

Except both of those things are magical stories made from fairydust. Vita's don't get burn in unless miss treated i.e. pressing on the screen to hard for to long and OLED lasts just as long as LCD it just starts to degrade in colour quality slowly but STILL looks better then LCD. Anyway justify a 2K to yourself whatever way you wan't, ill stay far away hopefully the 3rd revision goes back to OLED but i doubt it.

Pushing the screen too hard isn't burn in....

 

[AngryGeek416]

Pushing the screen too hard isn't burn in....

Sigh....

 

[Jayro]

Except both of those things are magical stories made from fairydust. Vita's don't get burn in unless miss treated i.e. pressing on the screen to hard for to long and OLED lasts just as long as LCD it just starts to degrade in colour quality slowly but STILL looks better then LCD. Anyway justify a 2K to yourself whatever way you wan't, ill stay far away hopefully the 3rd revision goes back to OLED but i doubt it.

You obviously didn't read my post a few posts up, my phone has burn-in. happened less than a month of owning it.

 

[DinohScene]

You obviously didn't read my post a few posts up, my phone has burn-in. happened less than a month of owning it.

Could just as well be a manufacturing error.

Mate of mine got a new telly which displayed severe ghosting and dark "burned in" like spots/stains within like half a month.
Returned it and got the same one.
That one has been going strong for over an year without any problems now.

 

[Jayro]

No, OLED screens are just prone to burn-in. It's a proven fact about the standard.

 

[FireGrey]

While you are going crazy over your OLED screen I think I'll enjoy my 1440p AH-IPS Gaming Monitor