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Nintendo Switch OLED

Nintendo Switch OLED burn-in: do you need to worry?

Posted on July 10, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Nintendo Switch OLED is set to seriously upgrade the Switch console’s display, with many a player looking towards the new hardware for an improved experience – but do prospective buyers need to worry about burn-in?

For those who don’t know, burn-in has long been a bugbear around OLED panels. It describes the image retention that can occur from looping logos or HUDs on OLED screens, when displaying the same image over and over again permanently scars the panel’s pixels, leaving residual ‘ghost’ patterns that can’t be turned off.
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