I have a new 16" ROG Zephyrus OLED laptop. Gorgeous except that it doesn't come with any burn-in screen protection as advertised by ASUS. They say all their laptops have built in OLED screen care (pixel refesh) in the sales material but despite this, my particular model doesn't support it for some reason and so it has no pixel refresh - tech support confirmed this. There was no way of telling this before I bought it, so I'm pretty annoyed. Not least because standard warranty doesn't cover burn-in, you have to pay more. So I have to pay more warranty for a product they're not protecting.
I'm really worried about the screen over time without this protection. I do very long days of work. I can set it so screen goes black after 5 minutes and running it at 50% brightness is at least working in the daytime. Hiding the taskbar is not something I want to do. I can't work in dark mode. Should I be worried about burn in without pixel shifting or refreshing? Can I get standalone automatic pixel refreshing software? Am I worrying about nothing here?
I don't know if I should return the machine. It's absolutely perfect otherwise, but it won't be so perfect if it's burned in. I couldn't afford to replace it. What can I try to get ASUS to do given their false advertising?
Thanks for your help and advice.
I'm really worried about the screen over time without this protection. I do very long days of work. I can set it so screen goes black after 5 minutes and running it at 50% brightness is at least working in the daytime. Hiding the taskbar is not something I want to do. I can't work in dark mode. Should I be worried about burn in without pixel shifting or refreshing? Can I get standalone automatic pixel refreshing software? Am I worrying about nothing here?
I don't know if I should return the machine. It's absolutely perfect otherwise, but it won't be so perfect if it's burned in. I couldn't afford to replace it. What can I try to get ASUS to do given their false advertising?
Thanks for your help and advice.