AMOLED vs OLED vs Retina vs IPS LCD vs Super AMOLED explained

This video compares AMOLED vs Super AMOLED vs OLED vs RETINA vs IPS LCD and fully explains each.
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Gadgets with The best of screen types:
Samsung S24 Ultra

iPad 13 pro (M3) + AI [OLED + Retina]

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[atroya]

Why dont u have more views? This explenqition was great thanks!

[alfrednikov]

Great Explanation, thanks for making this video.

[Adinata]

First like first comment, this channel so underrated...keep up the great works!!!

[siddarth]

Amazing video! A quick question to you: I read about the pentile display technology that Samsung uses in their AMOLED display, which uses an extra layer of green sub pixels. Which is good it seems, but it also makes a fake resolution if I set the phone to 1440p instead of 1080p resolution. Which means that it will not be a true RGb image anymore and burn out will be faster at 1440p. Is that true?

[yinkak]

Good video, great job explaining the differences. Which of these screen techs allow for better viewing in direct sunlight?

[arghyadeepguria]

You earned a subscriber man, great explanation.

[KashifAhmad-xx]

8:08

So between iPhone 13 Pro max and iPad Pro M1
which one should i buy

I want the good one for my eyes

[Smiley_D_Hidan]

Pro and cons for the oled please under 10-13hrs screen time and 7-8 hrs gaming a day it's lifespan then
Please reply please wanna replace my Samsung amoled to oled

[bnimajor]

I feel dizzy and foggy after looking at my phone poco m5s What are the causes and what is the solution?

[mariusx]

You have missed out a very important aspect. Besides brightness IPS pannels are more advanced than OLED ones in every aspect. Oled are just cheeper to make and the users were brainwashed that they are better. On an ips display your eyes do not suffer but on an oled display the light comes directly on you retina. Not to mention the birghtness level that cannot be lower than 70% on oled. It is just an ilusion done by introducing black images at a very high refresh rate. This is done because the blue led from the oled cannot light at a voltage lower that ~70% level. It is a more complex explanation…