I am HORRIFIED about losing brightness on my OLED monitor over time should I get a secondary monitor for web browsing

[Supermodel_Evelynn]

I just hit 1000 hours on my awesome GLOSSY WOLED ASUS XG27AQDMG this is the only glossy WOLED Monitor in the world and I paid a LOT of money for this $600 USD

I just realized that majority of that 1000 hours was at MAX Brightness I became HORRIFIED because this means my BEAUTIFUL GLOSSY monitor has now probably lost like 5 to maybe 7% brightness due to OLED degradation according to Chat GPT.

This is like a NIGHTMARE!! cause it only took me 5 months to use up 1000 hours.This means for the year I am probably going to be using this thing for like 2200 hours at least.

Should I then get a dual arm monitor and mount both with Vesa? This and the XG2431?

I could use the shitty LCD Matte monitor for bright content and daylight use so I can open my windows etc and maybe leave the OLED for night time use and dark content?

[Supermodel_Evelynn]

I am also horrified at the fact that Blur Busters has never released a new model Blur Buster 2.0 monitor as the XG2431 is a kinda bad model limited to 1080p in this day and age and 24" and poor 250 nit brightness strobed. Actually I think Blur Busters has given up on making another monitor I think they are done with releasing blur buster certified monitors and nobody seems to be using the CRT Beam simulator to implement it directly into monitor firmware etc it's just being used for retro arch so no use for modern games like Elden Ring or Street Fighter etc that are all locked to 60 FPS