OLED Burn in prevention

Hi everyone, here’s a little advice for any OLED TV or Monitor.

Make sure you have a screen saver on when your not using it and also make user to not leave a static image on with the display on full brightness to save it from using its life up quicker.

Another thing to mention is that since the display is an OLED and not an LED or LED backlit LCD it has glass in the front instead of a plastic front so make sure not to use any chemical solvents or glass cleaner to prevent front glass panel damage.

Use a wet wipe and a microfiber cloth to clean it.

If your display has dead or stuck pixels, you can return it to the manufacturer if the product is still in warranty AND if it complies with their Dell Display Pixel Guidelines policy. As they only count a specific amount of dead or stuck pixels valid for a warranty exchange.

Thank you all for listening.