Does this cover OLED burn in? null

Yes it does. I returned a monitor that had an image burned it and was covered. The warranty covers hardware issues and not physical damage done by the consumer

As stated in the overview "Your monitor is covered for failures from normal wear and tear, at least three bad pixels or a ghost image, damage from a power surge, and more." This would count burn in. With the modern oleds that are coming out, I find this not that big an issue. Plus by the time you get burn in you'll probably be getting a new monitor. Qd-oled seems to be the most resistant to burn in if it's something you are really worried about.

it should. it is essentially the same protection for their TV's and they will typically replace those or give you a full credit with minimal fuss.

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Yes it does. I returned a monitor that had an image burned it and was covered. The warranty covers hardware issues and not physical damage done by the consumer
Answered by BushidoBrown 2 years ago
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As stated in the overview "Your monitor is covered for failures from normal wear and tear, at least three bad pixels or a ghost image, damage from a power surge, and more." This would count burn in. With the modern oleds that are coming out, I find this not that big an issue. Plus by the time you get burn in you'll probably be getting a new monitor. Qd-oled seems to be the most resistant to burn in if it's something you are really worried about.
Answered by sether 3 years ago
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it should. it is essentially the same protection for their TV's and they will typically replace those or give you a full credit with minimal fuss.
Answered by ReplacedAnOldOLED 3 years ago
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Answered by DonnaM 2 years ago
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