The google pixel xl 2 screen burns

A few days ago bugs were reported on the screens of the Google Pixel 2. Many users complained about dull colors and uneven brightness on the screen. Something that the company has said it will try to solve with updates. Now, more problems arise with the screen, in this case the screen of the Google Pixel XL 2. What happened this time?

The screen of the Google Pixel XL 2 "burns"

There have been users who are suffering from the burned effect on their screens. A glitch that OLED displays like those on the Pixel XL 2 are prone to. But it is surprising that after such a short period of use a failure like this arises. So it seems that the problems increase for Google.

That's some pretty wild OLED burn-in on the Pixel 2 XL after maybe 7 days of full-time use pic.twitter.com/EPJTs6D0Kg

- Alex Dobie (@alexdobie) October 22, 2017

Burned effect on the screens of the Pixel XL 2

The burn-in effect is a problem that arises when part of the screen shows a ghost image of an element that was previously, for example it can be the navigation bar or the notification bar. If while viewing a full-screen and background photo you can see these elements, then you suffer from this effect.

It is a problem that usually occurs after a time of use (generally more than a year), but it is very rare that this occurs after a week of use. So it seems that LG, which has manufactured the panels for both models, has not done a good job. Something that is a big problem for Google.

We will have to wait to see if more cases are added with this display problem in the Google Pixel XL 2. Google certainly has a problem with the phone screen. We hope it does not go further.