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Originally Posted by A_vidReader
Hi,
Even at the lowest brightness setting that allows for comfortable reading, my LCD screen still lets some light through the black background, that is quite noticeable in a dark enough room (even though it doesn't hurt my eyes). I suspect an AMOLED screen will not have this problem, and so, will even allow me to turn the brightness level still further down while keeping reading convenient. This ought to help in terms of energy efficiency as well.
Unfortunately, I couldn't possibly test this hypothesis out in a showroom. So I'd very much appreciate any help in this regard from experienced members who might have already tried out this scenario, and so, can guide me. Thank you very much for your time.
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The advantage of Amoled: when the screen is black, it's off. So, my phone (5.7" AMOLED) doesn't leak any light when I select a black background. In fact, the colours I have for background reading on my Freda application is RGB(0, 0, 0) as background and RGB(50, 50, 50) as ink colour. I tried those colours on my tablet (8" LCD) and they were unreadable due to the light leakage as you described.