Which screen burns out before, the iPhone X or the Samsung Galaxy Note 8?

There are many theories that are being launched on the net about the possibility that the iPhone X screen ends up burning like that of other mobile devices with this type of screen. Actually it should be noted that Apple mentioned this detail in this technology when they presented the device, but obviously the only thing we can do is wait for time to pass to see how it reacts to the iPhone X screen, right?

Well, no. And there are tests that can be carried out today without having to wait for months to pass in the device to see the evolution of the screen and if it really burns over time as it happens to many terminals. Which screen burns before, the iPhone X, the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 or the Samsung Galaxy S7?

The answer to this question has a 510 hour trial with a Samsung Galaxy S7, Galaxy Note 8 and iPhone X. The result in this case is obviously surprising again considering that the manufacturer of the panels is the same, Samsung. But there are differences and quite clear.

This is the image they take from the test and in it you can clearly see that the iPhone X is exactly the same as at the beginning of the test after being all this time with a fixed image on the screen, which is when this screen "burnout" usually occurs:

Also in case this image does not make the result clear, from Cetizen.com they leave us a video of just over a minute with the test:

Prolonged exposure to a still image causes panels of this type to suffer irreparable damage, sometimes these screens burn in an easier way as happens to the new Google Pixel 2 XL, and in others such as the iPhone X, It seems like you don't have to worry so much for this to happen. Ultimately it is shown that good work done with Apple on your screen is the key so that they do not suffer or suffer less from this problem.