>all (AMO)LED phone screens are just a second away from getting a green and pink lines and there is nothing you can do to prevent it

How can you live in peace knowing this fact?

Works on my mobile phone.

>>105868255 (OP)
I don't understand what you people do with your phones that they break all the time. My Pixel 4a is almost 5 years old and works the same as when I got it the first day. A few scratches, but literally no other issues.

>>105868255 (OP)
FLEENS? YOU'RE NOT FLEENS!
WELL WHOEVER YOU ARE
MAKE ME A PIZZA

how to gf like this?

>>105868255 (OP)
If your phone cost 1200$ you are going to be traumatized when it breaks. If you are clumsy and drop your phone often, they make 40$ phones too.

>>105868255 (OP)
All displays are on the way to destruction.

>>105868277
Mine got dropped into a toilet full of shit and keep trucking 5 years later.

>>105868255 (OP)
>>105868285
>>105868437
>>105868432
Just don't use maximum brightness for too long.

>>105868432
>>105868277
point is, you don't have to drop or handle it badly for those lines to appear. It is like a lottery.

>>105868501
I've been using OLED screens since 2011. I've never seen this happen unless the phone got damaged in some way or another. It doesn't just happen, there's a reason for it to happen.

>>105868501
More reason to use a cheap phone.

>>105868524
How about you research about it for a bit before you waste your country's electricity to post retarded takes.

>>105868542
I don't need to research it dipshit, OLEDs don't just fail without a reason, every time some retard posted about their screen having lines some fantastically retarded shit had happened to the phone before.

>>105868567
https://www.google.com/search?q=green+pink+line+on+phone+screen

>>105868255 (OP)
Literally had this, and I've had a bunch of amoled phones, some with broken screens no-less

>>105868501
That's what warranty is for.

>>105868603
Phone warranty covers manufacturing error and nothing else.

>>105868285
She'd be better if the foot was replaced with a cunt.

>>105868449
There's still logs of shit in all the little holes.

>>105868255 (OP)
Not a problem I bought an amoled replacement for my galaxy for $50 on aliexpress

>>105868789
That's what the green/pink lines on the screen is.
A manufacturing defect.

>>105868255 (OP)
she looks like a grandma already

>>105868843
It's either dealing a literally shitty $200 chink phone or a figuratively shitty $200 brand new chink phone.
Makes zero different to me

>>105868255 (OP)
literally never happened once across dozens of oled phones in my entire extended family and friend groups
my bet is it's regional to hot humid shitholes like where op is from

>>105869052
You are extremely lucky

As long as my chinkheld holds up and Sega Saturn games still look good, I don’t care.

>>105869257
link ? where is that from ?

>>105868255 (OP)
I have three old AMOLED android phones and not a single screen has single problem ever.

>>105869281
https://chatgpt.com/s/dr_6871050fa4688191933b29707acef660

citations included

>have a Xiaomi POCO M3 (5 years old extreme budget phone)
>runs fine because I unbloated all the Xiaomi crap
>gf complain that my pictures are shit (they really are, my phone uses a S5KGM1 from samsung, a 10yo sensor)
>yeah maybe I should get a new one
>start to research avaible phoes in market
>they all are somehow inferior to their last year previus generation (trade war maybe?)

Such scam, guess I will stick with my phone for another year.

>>105869353
My OnePlus 8T got three green lines.

>>105868255 (OP)
I like her head but I don't really like her choice in footwear. How do I tell her without making her mad at me?

The tits really make a buge difference

>>105868255 (OP)
oh noes, not my $80 chinkphone I use for phone calls and sms like 3 times a week

>>105870008
Cheap phones don't use oled displays and ironically last longer than their pricier counterparts.

>>105868255 (OP)
I finally have this happen to my chink phone after over 8 years. Previously it survived several falls and a (perfectly working) cracked screen for another 2 or so years. But the last two times I dropped it, the lines appeared and now it's a steep downward spiral. It's like watching an old relative die of cancer. And from what I read, replacing the display is unlikely to fix it.
First it was one vertical stripe, then 3, then the upper part got green vertical stripes, then black dots appeared and then I dropped it again and now the screen is milky and the entire upper right edge is black.

Still gonna use it till the end though and will probably just move on to a flip phone afterwards.

>>105870293
>And from what I read, replacing the display is unlikely to fix it.
how come?

>>105868255 (OP)
>all
wrong, my iphone works fine thanks to apple

>>105870349
Just judging by experiences from other people with the same problem that I googled. I might just try anyway after the screen fully died.