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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31427, member: 636"] When buying a laptop, you need to pick between OLED and LCD screens. Both have good points and bad points. OLED screens look better because they show deeper blacks and brighter colors than LCD screens. You can see OLED screens clearly from all angles. They emit less blue light, which helps your eyes feel less tired. ASUS makes OLED laptops that cut harmful blue light by 70% without changing colors. LCD screens cost less money than OLED screens. They last longer and work well for many years. LCDs can run at faster speeds, which helps games look smoother. People who play lots of games often like LCD screens better. The main problem with OLED screens comes from burn-in. This happens when pictures stay on the screen for a long time and leave marks that never go away. ASUS tries to stop burn-in on their OLED laptops. They ship laptops with dark mode turned on. The screen dims after sitting unused for five minutes. They use special screen savers that refresh every dot on the screen. Samsung helps fix burn-in by making burnt areas brighter to match the rest of the screen. ASUS gives a warranty for 7000 hours of use at normal brightness. ASUS created the Lumina OLED display for its best laptops. These screens show colors exactly. They meet strict rules from Pantone and VESA for color and black levels. The colors look almost perfect, with Delta E scores under 1. With special settings, you can change colors, save power, and make videos look better. Each screen helps protect your eyes and prevent burn-in problems. Lumina OLED screens pass many hard tests to make sure they keep working. They look great for watching movies or working on art. They bring pictures to life with sharp details and true colors. The blacks look truly black, not dark gray like on LCDs. ASUS tests these laptops a lot to make sure they work well anywhere you take them. Their goal is to give you the best screen possible. [/QUOTE]

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