These 10 scientific tricks can multiply the lifespan of your TV and monitor!

The methods are as follows:

Preventing Prolonged Usage

• Turn off the monitor or TV when not in use.

• Use energy-saving mode (Eco Mode) or similar settings.

Adjusting Brightness and Contrast

• Set the brightness and contrast to appropriate levels to avoid putting excessive strain on the panel.

Regular Cleaning

• Clean the screen with a microfiber cloth and alcohol-free screen cleaners.

• Avoid spraying cleaning liquids directly on the screen.

Protection Against Heat

• Place the device in a cool environment with proper ventilation.

• Avoid placing the monitor or TV near heat sources (such as heaters or radiators).

Using a Surge Protector

• Use a high-quality surge protector to prevent damage from voltage fluctuations.

• Unplug the device from the power outlet during long periods of disuse.

Preventing Pixel Burn-in

• Avoid displaying static images for extended periods.

• Use screen savers on OLED and plasma monitors or TVs.

Cable Management

• Properly manage input and output cables, avoiding pulling or twisting them.

• Use high-quality, compatible cables with your device.

Maintaining Adequate Distance from Walls or Objects

• Ensure proper ventilation by keeping a suitable distance between the TV and walls or other surrounding objects.

Turning Off During Storms

• Turn off the device and unplug it during storms and lightning to prevent damage from power surges.

Proper Installation Position

• Install the monitor or TV at an appropriate height and angle to prevent accidental damage and eye strain.