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Those new panels do seem drastically better.
I have to admit I am starting to notice the burn-in on mine in real world usage now. When a portion of white/very light grey passes by the lower part of the screen that has burn-in, it feels like the screen is "dirty", even when not overly focusing on it. It honestly feels the same to me as the vertical banding on 5% grey that most OLED panels have from the factory (except it's not straight lines and it's located in a small but central area). But I experience it much the same way, the subtle sensation that something is off.
Static picture? All looks fine unless I focus hard on the imperfections (which I won't do in normal usage, I'm not using this screen for work nor do I work on photos/videos anyway). But motion with white/light grey shades? Screen definitely feels a touch dirty, except you can't wipe that off.
I have to admit I am starting to notice the burn-in on mine in real world usage now. When a portion of white/very light grey passes by the lower part of the screen that has burn-in, it feels like the screen is "dirty", even when not overly focusing on it. It honestly feels the same to me as the vertical banding on 5% grey that most OLED panels have from the factory (except it's not straight lines and it's located in a small but central area). But I experience it much the same way, the subtle sensation that something is off.
Static picture? All looks fine unless I focus hard on the imperfections (which I won't do in normal usage, I'm not using this screen for work nor do I work on photos/videos anyway). But motion with white/light grey shades? Screen definitely feels a touch dirty, except you can't wipe that off.
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