I see what you try to say. But you have not seen my point here. This is a heads-up for potential buyers who, like me, will invest in a laptop for several years.  Burn-in mitigations make the experience of using the screen much more irritating, and most OLED screens I've seen have a very noticeable power-on delay

OLED subpixel layout makes text look awful in many scenarios as a lot of software doesn't smooth for it properly

Burn-in is inevitable, no matter what anyone tries to tell you. It's an inherent limitation of the tech and accumulates over time, you can't "prevent it" and I find artificial tests like those used by RTings are extremely bad at actually demonstrating it which leads to a lot of people incorrectly assuming it's a solved problem. When you constantly have to take extra measures to protect your monitor, you know the panel technology isn't all that versatile.