Even light objects can, over time, apply enough pressure to leave a permanent mark on your screen. Because of this construction, the screen - both the glass. If you store your LCD, make sure never to place anything on top of the screen. If you apply too much pressure to one of these sensitive screens, it may suffer permanent. Instead, continue wiping the screen in one direction - preferably from top to bottom - until the spot comes off.
If you come across a spot that is harder to clean, resist the temptation to apply pressure. Never apply the solution directly to the LCD monitor instead, apply it first to a soft cotton cloth. Harsher chemical cleaners can damage the screen. When cleaning an LCD screen, use a combination of water and isopropyl alcohol or vinegar. If your LCD screen is larger, like a television, try to avoid touching the LCD surface altogether during transport. If your screen is on a laptop, always place it in its carrying case when not in use. To avoid this type of damage, use extreme caution whenever moving a screen. Pressure sensitivity is just right and you won’t even feel like you’re pressing the pen against the display. Pressure damage usually happens by accident when transporting or cleaning an LCD screen. On the other hand, it’s a paper-like texture that is going to make highlighting, annotations, and erasing a lot easier than it already is on the paper. Many manufacturers - including Toshiba - do not include pressure damage under their product warranties, meaning if your LCD screen suffers this kind of damage, you'll have to pay for a replacement out of your own pocket. Unfortunately, there is no way to repair pressure damage to an LCD screen. The more pressure you apply, the more severe the damage will be. Instead of a pixelated appearance, the damage may also take on the look of shadows on the screen or look like a bruise. Damage to these full-color screens is generally less obvious when the screen is completely black or completely white rather, it's most visible when there are many colors on the screen at once.
For example, an LCD screen that only produces black or white - such as one found on a washing machine - will show pixelated damage in only those colors however, a full-color LCD screen on a television will show damage in all colors. Pressure damage can take on different appearances based on the type of LCD screen on your device, as well as the amount of pressure applied. This can lead to a permanent pressure mark. When you apply too much pressure to these crystals, whether intentionally or accidentally, you can disrupt not only the physical composition of the crystals, but also their orientation between the layers of glass. LCDs have a rod-like molecular structure, and possess traits similar to both liquids and crystals, hence their name. Because of this construction, the screen - both the glass and the crystals - are fragile and vulnerable to damage. They started blaming the screen protector, but actually the problem comes from the Note 8s Gorilla Glass.
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An LCD screen is a layer of liquid crystals sandwiched between two sheets of glass. So, we heard some people complaining about Samsung Note 8 or any other Samsung curved edge phone (S8 series and S9 series) is becoming less sensitive after putting on a glass protector.
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