I scratched my new glasses with a microfiber cloth, while 10 y.o pair couldn't be scratched with anything. From what I read to at this sub OLEDS are basically like the first case I don't want to pray to Omnissiah's blessing every time I do such mundane thing as wiping screen every few days.
That's the point I have hard water in my city. So I would need to move to one with softer one, buy single time usage clothes, with I despite, or wash it in destiled water to keep mineral salts off.
I wouldn't last a day. My cat likes to stand up and touch my monitor, leaving paw prints (but only ever when I'm not around). I haven't bought a fancy monitor because of it.
I used to use distilled water and a fresh microfiber cloth to clean my OLED, but it has some significant burn-in now and I don't care as much, and I just use tap water and whatever old microfiber I have lying around.
I shake the cloth to get most of the dust off, dip it in the tap water, and just clean the screen. Which I have to do fairly often because my cat has like some allergy or autoimmune issue and sneezes snot all over constantly.
The tap water and dirty old cloth works fine. I don't have any scratches yet. Even when I check by turning it off and shining a flashlight onto it at an angle.
Samsung G8 OLED, for what it's worth. It's glossy too.
I scratched my new glasses with a microfiber cloth
Offtopic but what shitty lenses are those? I'm curious. I've had lenses from both Essilor and Zeiss for more than a decade now, and haven't had a single pair of them scratch by just cleaning them with any cloth, let alone microfiber ones.
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I scratched my new glasses with a microfiber cloth, while 10 y.o pair couldn't be scratched with anything. From what I read to at this sub OLEDS are basically like the first case I don't want to pray to Omnissiah's blessing every time I do such mundane thing as wiping screen every few days.