The important thing you need to
know before you buy a gadget is to know the quality of the screen you are
using. AMOLED screens can be a reason to choose a gadget, but you may still
lack an understanding of it.
This is because AMOLED screens produce pleasing colors and contrasts. Initially, AMOLED screens were widely used in gaming smartphones. This is because the AMOLED screen provides a high refresh rate and allows you to run smoother games.
The AMOLED screen also affects the response time of the smartphone, so the battery is very durable. What is an AMOLED screen? AMOLED is an abbreviation for Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode. AMOLED screens are an evolution of OLED screens.
The OLED screen itself is an update of LCD and LED screens, it has color transparency, but it is easy to get wet and has a short life. The advantages of AMOLED over OLEDs are its longevity, resistance to more extreme weather, and color vividness in sunlight. AMOLED screens can produce good colors when other types of screens get dark or black in the sun.
Why do so many smartphones don't use AMOLED screens?
AMOLED screens have the advantage of saving
battery power and displaying excellent graphics. However, the price of AMOLED
screens is much higher than other types of screens. For this reason, some
smartphone manufacturers are initially reluctant to use AMOLED screens. As is known, some smartphones with AMOLED
screens have above average prices. The
smartphone that uses this screen is POCO
F2.
AMOLED technology update
As more and more smartphones adopt AMOLED screens, various updates will be displayed. With the launch of oledinfo.com, Super AMOLED claims that Samsung will name its AMOLED screens. Super AMOLED screens are said to be able to display better images with an integrated touch-sensitive layer.
After that, in 2019 Samsung introduced its newest product at that time called the Galaxy S10 Smartphone. The product uses a new generation of AMOLED called Dynamic AMOLED. Dynamic AMOLED is a Super AMOLED screen that has the advantages of HDR10+. At a higher level, smartphones use InfinityO screens that are able to cover the entire side of the phone.
