I put the Nintendo Switch 2 and the Steam Deck OLED to the test to determine which gaming handheld offers better battery life ...

Laptops with brilliant, ink-black OLED screens have begun entering the mainstream. Are the benefits that come with OLED display technology worth the premium? Let's dig in, and see our top performers ...

OLED TVs have a notoriety for burn-in and lower durability than other TV types, but the truth is there are methods of saving ...

OLED TVs offer deeper black levels and wider viewing angles than other kinds of displays. Here are our top recommendations ...

A new test has revealed some positive news for anyone who happened to upgrade to Nintendo’s larger and more vivid Switch — image-burn is a distant concern. After 3,600 hours of subjecting an OLED ...

If expanding this conclusion to include other OLED screens . . . then I shouldn't get an OLED monitor for my home office/studio setup because 10 hours a day with screen on is (as noted above by ...

Laptops with brilliant, ink-black OLED screens have begun entering the mainstream. Are the benefits that come with OLED display technology worth the premium? Let's dig in, and see our top performers ...

Do OLED screens get a bad rap when it comes in to the risk of permanent burn-in? It's an important question as OLED displays have come to dominate landscape for premium mobile devices, from high-end ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A new Nintendo Switch OLED test has discovered just how long it takes for any kind of noticeable ...

OLED screens happen to be one of the best technologies for displaying games, thanks to their brightness, rich colors, and being able to show a level of black usually reserved for heavy metal concerts.

Matt Elliott is a senior editor at CNET with a focus on laptops and streaming services. Matt has more than 20 years of experience testing and reviewing laptops. He has worked for CNET in New York and ...

I didn’t exactly go looking, but I didn’t see anyone else taking on this endeavor. It seems like people come out of the woodwork to test and destroy things like the latest iPhones. Probably because ...