HubOLED Burn-In Test
Overview

OLED Burn-In Test.

Comprehensive OLED burn-in checker. Test your WOLED, QD-OLED, or AMOLED panel for permanent static logo retention, taskbar ghosts, and subpixel degradation.

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Execution steps

  1. 01Clean your screen surface to remove fingerprints.
  2. 02Cycle through the 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 50% uniformity gray slides.
  3. 03Look for subtle dark outlines of static UI elements like taskbars, browser headers, or game HUDs.
  4. 04Run the primary color sweeps (Red, Green, Blue) to check individual OLED subpixel aging.

Diagnostic symptoms

  • Ghostly faint outlines of desktop icons, logos, taskbars, or news tickers on uniform gray slides.
  • Non-uniform magenta or greenish tinting across gray slides.

Pro tips

  • Most temporary image retention resolves after running your display built-in Pixel Refresh / Pixel Clean program.
  • Use auto-hiding taskbars and dynamic dark wallpapers to prevent permanent OLED burn-in.

FAQ

Is image retention permanent on OLED screens?

Temporary retention (ghosting) clears up after a few minutes of dynamic content. Permanent burn-in occurs when subpixels unevenly degrade over thousands of hours.

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