Doctor OLED X

It’s partly my fault for not reading to the end of the app description, but I thought this app would help fix my screen burn-in. It only diagnoses it, which I didn’t need because I already know I have this problem. I downloaded this app because it was recommended in a Digital Trends article, and both the article and the use of “doctor” in the app name implied to me that it would fix or attempt to fix screen burn-in. The fact that it doesn’t is hidden in the app description past where you have to click “more” to see it. I’m annoyed I paid for an app I don’t need. I would recommend to the app developers to make the exact purpose of the app clear at the top of the app description.

This app is a good screen tester. Don’t expect it to balance your checkbook - its a screen tester. It does that fine. Developer: the button for “OLED & App Info” leads to a text display that’s both editable and a user trap. You can’t back out of it, apparently. Requires a force quit if you click anywhere and enter edit mode as the Exit button disappears in edit mode.

If you’re going to buy a phone with an OLED display, then this app is a great diagnostic tool to have when your checking your display for color consistency. The app will display a wide range of colors that makes it very easy to see if your OLED screen is displaying colors properly. Also, I know it was a small thing for me to nit pick about, but thanks so much for removing the uninterruptible music that would play while the app was open. I love being able to play my own music in apps. I’m giving this app the 5 stars that it rightfully deserves. Thanks for listening to feedback and being such an awesome dev! Keep up the good work! 👍