Oled Screen Direct Sunlight at Terry Butterfield blog

Oled Screen Direct Sunlight. My issue is my tv sits in front large south facing windows, so will get direct sun on the back of the screen for 6 hours a day. Can cause the panel to overheat and can also damage the screen directly. To be fair direct sunlight on any tv isn't a good idea since sunlight can. No issues at all with panel damage, burn in, etc,. Newer models may fare better, but direct sunlight and oled is a bad idea. I have an oled in light controlled room upstairs that is fully protected from direct sunlight. You definitely don’t want direct sunlight hitting the screen, even if it’s just an hour per day. On the other hand, qled screens are somewhat less prone to these issues but are not entirely immune to the effects of uv light and heat. It would be bad to have it sitting in direct sunlight. You can also buy window films that block uv rays, but it does. When sun light fell on my oled screen, it did stain it temporarily and i think prolonged direct sunlight could be an issue.

To be fair direct sunlight on any tv isn't a good idea since sunlight can. You definitely don’t want direct sunlight hitting the screen, even if it’s just an hour per day. Can cause the panel to overheat and can also damage the screen directly. When sun light fell on my oled screen, it did stain it temporarily and i think prolonged direct sunlight could be an issue. I have an oled in light controlled room upstairs that is fully protected from direct sunlight. My issue is my tv sits in front large south facing windows, so will get direct sun on the back of the screen for 6 hours a day. Newer models may fare better, but direct sunlight and oled is a bad idea. You can also buy window films that block uv rays, but it does. It would be bad to have it sitting in direct sunlight. No issues at all with panel damage, burn in, etc,.

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Oled Screen Direct Sunlight My issue is my tv sits in front large south facing windows, so will get direct sun on the back of the screen for 6 hours a day. To be fair direct sunlight on any tv isn't a good idea since sunlight can. It would be bad to have it sitting in direct sunlight. You can also buy window films that block uv rays, but it does. On the other hand, qled screens are somewhat less prone to these issues but are not entirely immune to the effects of uv light and heat. You definitely don’t want direct sunlight hitting the screen, even if it’s just an hour per day. My issue is my tv sits in front large south facing windows, so will get direct sun on the back of the screen for 6 hours a day. I have an oled in light controlled room upstairs that is fully protected from direct sunlight. No issues at all with panel damage, burn in, etc,. Can cause the panel to overheat and can also damage the screen directly. When sun light fell on my oled screen, it did stain it temporarily and i think prolonged direct sunlight could be an issue. Newer models may fare better, but direct sunlight and oled is a bad idea.