Especially when it comes to smartphones and TVs, says Samsung the best and highest screen quality I think it wouldn’t be wrong to say it offers. For this reason, even Apple, its biggest rival, mainly uses Samsung screens in its iPhones. However, there is one problem that is common on Samsung screens, especially lately: screen burn.

To briefly explain for those who don’t know; When the same image is displayed continuously on OLED screens, it appears on the relevant part of the screen. A trace of the image was left behind. Although this problem is not common as we constantly browse applications, icons such as Wi-Fi, charging, mobile connection or navigation buttons remain static on the screen which can cause screen burn.

The screen burn-in issue occurred again on Samsung phones:

To prevent screen burn-in, Samsung has done this in recent years move icons down to the millimeter he preferred. For example, the home button moved left, right, up and down to an extent that the user could not see with the naked eye. This way the same LEDs did not always light up and the problem of screen burn-in was prevented.

Here’s how Samsung’s screen burn protection feature works:

According to SamMobile news, Samsung recently released the Galaxy S23 series, Galaxy Z Flip 5, Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Galaxy Tab S9 series. Galaxy AI It brought the screen burn protection feature to these phones with the One UI 6.1 update that brought these features. The GIF you see just above shows how the icons are replaced by the respective function.