iPhone 15 Pro Screen Burn Always On Display

[KermitFries]

Hey guys

I got screen burn on my iPhone 6 a long time ago and it’s always made me paranoid. Since then I have brightness on less than half and time out on the shortness time.

I really like the idea of the always on display and having the time, but I am worried about potential screen burn.

Has angone got any information about this and if it’s possible? I understand the brightness goes right down, but the clock stays in the same place and it will be on overnight. The numbers change but the : is there all the time.

Am I overthinking this?

 

[now i see it]

Modern iPhone OLED screens don’t burn in because they’re flickering all the time. 240hz at low brightness levels

 

[Dust-by-Monday]

You can’t burn in the iPhone 6 because it’s LCD.

 

[NdTonks]

Modern iPhone OLED screens don’t burn in because they’re flickering all the time. 240hz at low brightness levels

I can assure you my 13PM suffered from burn in. It’s absolutely still a problem

 

[KermitFries]

You can’t burn in the iPhone 6 because it’s LCD.

Wrong.

 

[KermitFries]

I can assure you my 13PM suffered from burn in. It’s absolutely still a problem

I agree. What do you think about the always on time?

 

[Dust-by-Monday]

Wrong.

How am I wrong? LCD displays don’t burn in. At worst they can get some image retention that is only temporary.

 

[Al Rukh]

Hey guys

I got screen burn on my iPhone 6 a long time ago and it’s always made me paranoid. Since then I have brightness on less than half and time out on the shortness time.

I really like the idea of the always on display and having the time, but I am worried about potential screen burn.

Has angone got any information about this and if it’s possible? I understand the brightness goes right down, but the clock stays in the same place and it will be on overnight. The numbers change but the : is there all the time.

Am I overthinking this?

It’s a possibility. However it’ll take a long time to notice the burn-in. Unless you’re doing things differently, burn-in on iPhones is a rarity. Purchase your next iPhone with confidence.