One UI 6 Feedback: Users bring attention to potential Screen Burn-In problems
Delhi : A few devices have received the update with new features following the recent release of One UI 6. Users have, however, noted a problem with OLED screens' pixel shift feature that could result in screen burn-in. Reddit users brought attention to this issue, with dragosslash offering insights.
When One UI 5 and One UI 6 screenshots are compared, it is clear that One UI 6's status bar is static, which could be a sign of an issue with the burn-in protection feature. The navigation bar's pixel shift feature appears to be working, but the status bar's unmoving icons point to a potential One UI 6.0 problem.
Screen burn-in, a persistent discoloration that can impair display quality, is a possibility with OLED screens. The One UI 6 upgrade appears to be broken in terms of the pixel shifting feature, which was included in One UI 5 to prevent burn-in. It has been observed by users that the icons in the status bar no longer move in the proper alignment. According to Reddit user dragosslash, a straightforward three-step test can be used to confirm the problem:
- Snap a picture while the status bar is still visible.
- Five times, rotate the screen from portrait to landscape orientation.
- To view the location of the status bar, open the screenshot in Samsung Gallery.
Concerns concerning the efficacy of One UI 6's burn-in prevention have been raised by multiple users who have confirmed experiencing the same problem on the Reddit thread. If One UI 6's burn-in protection is actually broken, customers are hoping that Samsung would provide a quick repair. Given the awareness raised by users on the r/oneui Reddit forum, the business may address this issue in a future release.
