It's been a couple of weeks since Valve unveiled Steam Deck OLED, an updated iteration of its handheld gaming device. The biggest improvement was the addition of an OLED display which undoubtedly elevates the gaming experience. Samsung Display is believed to be supplying the OLED panels for this handheld gaming device. At one point, China's […]
I think they’re comparing the number of people with non-LE units saying their Samsung panel is flawless to the number of people with LE units saying their BOE panel has dead pixels.
Just reading the thread, it’s overwhelmingly negative for BOE. This isn’t for lack of non-LE examples, either.
This will partially be down to confirmation bias though.
All the posts seem to suggest only BOE panels have dead pixels, so only people with BOE panels are going to heavily scrutinize theirs.
People will check which panel they have, and if it’s Samsung the majority will just go “Phew, okay, I haven’t noticed anything yet either” and carry on. People with BOE will assume the worst and look at each individual sub-pixel.
I think they’re comparing the number of people with non-LE units saying their Samsung panel is flawless to the number of people with LE units saying their BOE panel has dead pixels.
Just reading the thread, it’s overwhelmingly negative for BOE. This isn’t for lack of non-LE examples, either.
This will partially be down to confirmation bias though.
All the posts seem to suggest only BOE panels have dead pixels, so only people with BOE panels are going to heavily scrutinize theirs.
People will check which panel they have, and if it’s Samsung the majority will just go “Phew, okay, I haven’t noticed anything yet either” and carry on. People with BOE will assume the worst and look at each individual sub-pixel.