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edicied:
Lol make una kukuma Chang the topic of the thread

Dem don derail the thread. lolll.

BeardedTraveler:



Some folks complain about screen burn with the v20, I guess it's not a general thing then.

Performance and battery life? How do u rate it?

It isnt a screen burn, it is image retention/ghost image. Only amoled screens can suffer a screen burn ie the likes of samsung.

Image retention are temporary images stuck on your screen from previously displayed images.it goes away after a few minutes and its hardly visible sef.

The good news is image retention is preventable and correctable by just setting your colour profile using kernel aduitor(requires root). LG V20 is an all round beast.

einsteino:


It isnt a screen burn, it is image retention/ghost image. Only amoled screens can suffer a screen burn ie the likes of samsung.

Image retention are temporary images stuck on your screen from previously displayed images.it goes away after a few minutes and its hardly visible sef.

The good news is image retention is preventable and correctable by just setting your colour profile using kernel aduitor(requires root). LG V20 is an all round beast.

I definitely mixed it up.

I have a device that's suffering from image retention. Le s3 x626.

How do I go about correcting it?

BeardedTraveler:



I definitely mixed it up.

I have a device that's suffering from image retention. Le s3 x626.

How do I go about correcting it?

Never heard of that phone, so cant say. What I do know is that if your Lg V20 is rooted and you are running a kernel that has KCal integrated, all you need to do is install kernel Adiutor and go into Screen colour, then set the following

Red = 240
Green = 240
Blue = 240

Minimum = 35

Saturation = 55

Value = 130

Contrast = 127

Hue = 1520

This would fix the image rention issue and as well removes the blue tinge that causes eye strain when viewing at night(I have sensitive eyes, i even have to wear radiation protective glasses when working long hours on my laptop).

Note if you are someone who uses your phone for professional jobs that requires True colours, this would make some shades of green a bit duller(Not everyone can tell the difference though) and generally make the screen more vibrant(like samsung, people fancy that sort of popping display though). In that case you may have to manually drop the ISO a couple notches.

Una never still open una eyes abi?


keep buying "super Samsung, flawless iPhone, and perfect Sony" @ exorbitant prices...

Am so rocking my tecno spark at a relatively cheaper price.
no stress.
battery is great
phone camera is sweet
does not lag# am no heavy user.

Abeg are you in lag? Lemme come collect games

greenhulk:



Lol, which of my comments denite any form of hate. U sound like u are bitter. I made my opinion, I can't play hardcore games with virtual buttons, there is no immersion.

If large download files is a problem for u, I can understand, but it's not a problem for me. I have loads of physical and soft copy games on my PS4. The least size is 15gb, I have games of 34, 45 and 60gb all downloaded.

Setting parameters applicable to other phones or is it only LG V20?

Thanks for the explanation

einsteino:


It isnt a screen burn, it is image retention/ghost image. Only amoled screens can suffer a screen burn ie the likes of samsung.

Image retention are temporary images stuck on your screen from previously displayed images.it goes away after a few minutes and its hardly visible sef.

The good news is image retention is preventable and correctable by just setting your colour profile using kernel aduitor(requires root). LG V20 is an all round beast.

BeardedTraveler:
Setting parameters applicable to other phones or is it only LG V20?

Thanks for the explanation

havent tested it on other phones, but I think it should work fine for LG G5 too.

einsteino:


havent tested it on other phones, but I think it should work fine for LG G5 too.

Okay. Thanks