Weekly poll: which screen type do you prefer, LCD or AMOLED? Comments

• AnonD-404798
• d%{
• 06 Aug 2017

AnonD-632062, 06 Aug 2017I think the answer will "AMOLED all the way", considering even Apple is heading towards it.Crapple is heading towards it bc it's cheap

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• AnonD-413292
• gxu
• 06 Aug 2017

All my phones were mostly LCD : Huawei and now LG V20, so I can't really compare. You have to pay premium for Amoled. I had S7 edge shortly and couldnt see much difference. My biggest issue with LCD is they are very bright in the night, screen dimmers don't dim nav buttons (or 2nd screen).

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• AnonD-162753
• syN
• 06 Aug 2017

Amoled with there oversaturated colour that cause more eye strain compare to lcd. On the bright side it looks good

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• Zach88
• sxs
• 06 Aug 2017

I prefer AMOLED, it produces excellent contrast and color than lcd. The colors looks very in amoled without oversaturating it like before. It is not perfect though, the burn in still exist, sadly, but hoping it will fix in the future (if there are any). I think amoled is the future display.

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• TheHater
• UD%
• 06 Aug 2017

Anonymous, 06 Aug 2017I'd like to see mobile version of Crystal LED . Does not seem possible. It will take its time, maybe 2 to 3 years from now it will finally be possible on smartphones, but surely the wait will be worth it.
It combines the major strengths of both IPS LCD and AMOLED, without their major drawbacks, which makes it the most ideal, and practically the "perfect" display technology that our generation can develop.
Inky blacks of AMOLED and incredible colors of IPS LCD makes up for a never-beem experience on a smartphone, especially if it will be 4K.

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• DQ
• 8IA
• 06 Aug 2017

After seeing many burn ins AMOLED displays even on recent devices such as an S6 (a year ago) I actually prefer regular LCD IPS... If the quality is good enough with high contrast and good sunlight readability, then there is no contest for me...

On the other hand, if I know I will use the device for no more than a year, then Amoled would be alright

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• AnonD-397942
• vV5
• 06 Aug 2017

I choose high quality lcd because the colours produce are natural.

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• Anonymous
• LkA
• 06 Aug 2017

TheHater, 06 Aug 2017IPS LCD for yesterday, Quantum Dot for today, CLEDIS for tomorrow. In short, Sony is the past... moreI'd like to see mobile version of Crystal LED .
Does not seem possible.

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• Anonymous
• UD{
• 06 Aug 2017

i will go with the screen without burn-in issues

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• Anonymous
• bJb
• 06 Aug 2017

it should have the option "I don't care" like the previous polls.

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• AnonD-632062
• Hxc
• 06 Aug 2017

I think the answer will "AMOLED all the way", considering even Apple is heading towards it.

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• TheHater
• UD%
• 06 Aug 2017

IPS LCD for yesterday, Quantum Dot for today, CLEDIS for tomorrow.
In short, Sony is the past, the present, and the future.

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• Anonymous
• gyc
• 06 Aug 2017

Amoled is sh*t. No natural color...

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• Anonymous
• X}Q
• 06 Aug 2017

Amoled any day IF only it isn't prone to burn in. Then it won't be much of a competition, especially when it comes to deep blacks. Well.. nothing's perfect

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