Some Google Pixel Watches are encountering image retention issues

Might it be said that you are pondering purchasing the Google Pixel Watch? On the off chance that you will be, you should handicap the watch's dependably in plain view, particularly since there are many clients who are announcing that they are encountering their thought process was screen consume in.

Google has since approached with an assertion guaranteeing that this isn't a consume in, yet rather image retention that will ultimately disappear with time when the screen has been switched off.

For those new, while image retention and consume in sound like they could be something similar, they are really unique, with the previous being an impermanent issue, while the last option is an actual issue that is fundamentally long-lasting. As per Google's true assertion:

"What you are seeing is image retention. It is a non-permanent issue that affects OLED displays. It is not a precursor to burn-in and should not be confused with burn-in. The image retention will go away but the longer it is on the screen the longer it will take to go away. The Google Pixel Watch uses a software algorithm to shift the brightness of lit pixels every minute to reduce the possibility of image retention. This prolongs the time before image retention is seen and reduces the time for the image to disappear. If users do experience this, it will go away over time, but users can also turn off AOD and/or use bedtime mode for sleep so the screen stays off overnight."

There doesn't have all the earmarks of being a "fix" for this and surprisingly, not all Pixel Watch proprietors are encountering the issue, so contingent upon your karma, you could possibly experience the issue. One way or another, in the event that you do, switching off the consistently in plain view is one method for managing it.