Apple lists out four steps to get the most out of the iPhone X's display
There are four main things to note when using the Super Retina Display of the iPhone X.
Since the iPhone X is the first iPhone to come with an OLED display, Apple has published a support document on getting the most out of the display which includes four tips you should take note of.
- It's recommended that you update the iPhone X to the latest iOS version.
- You are encouraged to use auto-brightness. This is turned on by default.
- Set the display to turn off when you are not using it. Choosing a shorter time is recommended.
- Avoid displaying static images at maxmium brightness for long periods of time.
Apple also mentioned that it is a normal behavior of OLED display to have slight shifts in color and hue when you look at it off-angle. Slight visual changes such as "image persistence" or "burn-in" are also expected behaviors of OLED displays with extended long-term use. To minimize the effects of OLED "burn-in", Apple claims that it has engineered the Super Retina Display to be the best in the industry.
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