This is the main reason more and more devices use OLED screens, including smartphones, wearables, TVs, tablets, monitors, and digital cameras.

This is the setup that has received recent attention in consumer displays thanks to devices like the iPad Pro and XPS 13. But other OLED displays use different kinds of tandem structures.

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Not for most people All things considered, burn-in shouldn't be a problem for most people. That's why we at CNET continue to recommend OLED-based TVs, phones and other devices in our reviews.

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Apple's latest iPad Pro refresh contains some very cool new display technology, a whole new generation of Apple Silicon, and more in the thinnest iPad yet.