IPS LCD

LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) has been quite long and has remained widely used on smartphones, tablets, TVs, and the majority of computer monitors. In essence the LCD uses liquid crystals, where one pixel LCD is made of one liquid crystal as a point of light. Behind this liquid crystal arrangement there is a backlight that is a source of light. The light passing through the liquid crystal is then polarized, controlled by horizontal and vertical filters that are on the side of the crystal arrangement, so that some colors will be passed on and the other colors will filter.

The most widely used LCD technology today is LCD (In-Plane Switching) LCD. IPS LCD screens have various advantages and disadvantages,

AMOLED

AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light-Emitting Diode) is a newer technology than IPS LCD. Basically AMOLED uses the anode and cathode to drain electrons through a very thin film layer. Brightness is determined by whether or not electrons are flowing, while color is regulated by emitting the red, green, and blue diodes embedded in the screen.

AMOLED technology that is often used today is Super AMOLED. The Super AMOLED screen has various advantages and disadvantages,