ASUS ROG PHONE II (ZS660KL) Screen Burn in (Help me)

[rizwanasghar450]

Hi there All ,im new here i bought Asus ROG phone 2 ZS660KL 12gb Ram 512gb Rom Tencent Version.I buy this For Gaming ,Pubg ETC.I heard its beast for Gaming ,After 1 month Playing Pubg on my mobile With 60fps Frame with low Graphics with Ultra Frame Rate 70-80% Brightness,Without Connecting Charger , playing Time 3 hour Regular twice in a day with Full Battery.My Phone has Burn in Screen on navigation Bar and Very low Notice able Line in mid of Screen when We using White Web pages .So why this is happening .Is there any solution or it was my money waisting on Asus Rog phone .I switched from Galaxy NOTE8 And NOTE 9 for Gaming If this phone made for games why this happening.Im attaching a picture of Burn in On Navigation bar right side below ,everyone can see Clearly.
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[PowerInWeakness]

To those who suffered screen burns just be careful next time and choose IPS screen phones rather than AMOLED/SUPER AMOLED phones. At this moment you will always on the risk of getting screen burns if you will pick AMOLED/SUPER AMOLED unless the screen burn issue is completely fix. ?
AMOLED VS IPS

OLED/AMOLED:
A greater number of colors.
Superior black, great for movies.
Better viewing angles.
Power-saving considering black pixels don't need energy.

IPS:
More realistic looking images.
Display has a good life (OLED starts burning in pixels after 4000+ hrs).
More sharpness.
Better sunlight readability.
Cheaper than OLED.

[rizwanasghar450]

Thanks to all giving me time on my thread.Please help me to find high spec phone with no burn in issue any one can suggest me which phone will be better for playing 3 hour continouse and for hard use.

[rizwanasghar450]

PowerInWeakness

@rizwanasghar450 That's because AMOLED/ SUPER AMOLED screens SUCKS ?

In amoled screens, blue subpixel has shorter lifespan than green and red subpixels because it needs to be driven with high amount of current than red and green. This causes the screen burn. In LCD, it's actually the backlight that's responsible for illuminating subpixels so there's no screen burn.. . .

The only advantages of Amoled is that it saves battery when the screen displays black color (#000000 hex value).

I still can't understand why they keep using amoled screens despite that the screen burn issues aren't fully resolve

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PowerInWeakness

@rizwanasghar450 That's because AMOLED/ SUPER AMOLED screens SUCKS ?

In amoled screens, blue subpixel has shorter lifespan than green and red subpixels because it needs to be driven with high amount of current than red and green. This causes the screen burn. In LCD, it's actually the backlight that's responsible for illuminating subpixels so there's no screen burn.. . .

The only advantages of Amoled is that it saves battery when the screen displays black color (#000000 hex value).

I still can't understand why they keep using amoled screens despite that the screen burn issues aren't fully resolve

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PowerInWeakness

@rizwanasghar450 That's because AMOLED/ SUPER AMOLED screens SUCKS ?

In amoled screens, blue subpixel has shorter lifespan than green and red subpixels because it needs to be driven with high amount of current than red and green. This causes the screen burn. In LCD, it's actually the backlight that's responsible for illuminating subpixels so there's no screen burn.. . .

The only advantages of Amoled is that it saves battery when the screen displays black color (#000000 hex value).

I still can't understand why they keep using amoled screens despite that the screen burn issues aren't fully resolve

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so would you prefer me a phone what ever is that i wanna buy against ASUS .My gaming play time 3 hour continouse some time.

[PowerInWeakness]

@rizwanasghar450 I think you will be just fine with any phone that is ips, you can go for realme 5 pro and asus zenfone 6z both are ips displayed phones no risk in screen burning ?

[rizwanasghar450]

thanks bro i will search for realme pro 5