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hello sir. thank you for your honest opinion about this issue .i was wondering if you could help me to recommend a decent mid-range phone around a55 budget price. what would you choose? i have watched many phone reviews and they all say great things about their product that they are advertising. i am so confused. i would appreciate if you could guide me. ( my chief priorities are : screen ,battery, storage of 512 gb or having a memory slot)

How about oppo f27 pro can u tell about this mobile Amoled screen but they mention lots specs 120hz dynamic refeesh rste for up to 2160hz high frequency PWD diming , protect your eye no matter in strong or low light. OPPO top five eye protection technologies . Can u tell me about this fone any one use this plesase tell me so im buy , im buy poco x4 gt but not available in my country

The video at last... drop Samsung, but I would like to emphasize to drop iphone as well

i am sorry to tell you that Xiaomi 14 ultra don't hav DC dimming option but 14 has as you mentioned, because I went to Xiaomi store today to check this. The following device checked and don't have option for DC dimming (Anti-flicker mode): 13T, 13T pro, All redmi series. i.e. only Xiaomi 14 has anti-flicker mode

I bought the Poco X4 GT thanks to this channel and I really enjoy it-no eyestrain at all. Unfortunately, a few days ago, it fell down the stairs and broke. So, I started searching again and came across a recommendation for the Xiaomi 14. Is its OLED screen with DC dimming as flicker-free and easy on the eyes as the LCD screen on the Poco?

I have noticed also that the black of the oled screen are just too strong witch creates too big contrast that also gives me a lot of eye strain. If you can I suggest also making the blacks more brighter has helped me a lot with oled eyestrain.

Use matte tempered glass

Fair warning... Don't go spending hundreds on a phone that promises a software feature. Oneplus removed it, so can all the others. Also, the Nothing Phone 1 was very good at launch, it didn't flicker. Then because the screens were breaking that way, they released an update that reduced max brightness and introduced PWM. This is so upsetting and has been an issue for years now. Got my first eye issues with the Oneplus 5T and since then I've also become very photosensitive, generally very sensitive to light. This should be taken more seriously, but sadly no business will benefit from catering to a minority. There have been hundreds of "success stories" on forums by now, about phones that seemingly worked for people. Guess what, all of the posters of those topics took their words back and went back to finding a phone. I'm willing to bet money that this Xiaomi will eventually stop working for your eyes.

God bless you for this video....I was just just thinking OLED panels will solve the nauseating, migraine n loss of balance that average LED panels have been giving me over the years. Ryt now m using an old 2009 LCD monitor and a window 7 laptop with ccfl LCD display panels. N now with this video, I don't know what I m going to when the laptop eventually dies. Funnily enough, a lot of people think m crazy whenever i tell them that the LED PWM is making me sick n sensitive to light. This shows how small we really are. M in Nigeria, West Africa. Nice Job sir

Can you please try to put a matte screen protector on the phones you couldn't use? Maybe they will be decent with a screen protector like that

Moe, I’m still having issues with my newly bought Xiaomi 14, which I purchased on your advice. I'm using it at the lowest brightness setting. Does the anti-flickering work at the lowest brightness, or should I increase it to mid-level? At what percentage should I set my phone's brightness for optimal performance without straining my eyes?

I bought a Xiaomi 14 yesterday and turned on anti-flicker, but it still hurts my eyes. The iPhone 11 is still the best device to use.

I was thinking of buying a new phone to replace my 2018 LG G7 w/ IPS LCD. It's worrying that you could be wasting money on tech that makes you suffer with use. 😮

The honor 200 pro should be even better 🎉

Thanks for the video. It’s seems not many top tech creators want to cover this issue.

you can enable this option too in your realme device by using devloper option 😉

Chinese phone companies, don't have this issue, because any phone from them hsa at least (2000) pwm rate , and that's don't effect on us . BTW Samsung, apple... Etk , their phones maximum pwm rate it's (230 )

Thank you, which laptop do you recommend?

Dude thank you so much for covering this topic. I have the same nokia for years bc i cant update to a new phone. Hopefully they'll make changes soon. Have you found anything new that works?

Right now best phone in PWM dimming phone is Honor magic 6 pro, i recently switched from S24 ultra, its a definatly great device for eyes..after lot a drama with my working at nights schedule, my eyes are getting more fatigue and strain.After switching to 6 pro i am seeing progress.. hopefully this will help.

Thanks for the update. Do you have recommendations for laptops? I'm getting confused with all the different options; for example, anti glare, anti-reflective, and glossy and figuring out which is best for PWM sensitivity.

how to fix shim on poco f4 gt? Unreal for using...

Was in a store today, the anti flicker is not available on the 14 ultra. Also not to be found in the developers settings.

i am sure that dc dimming is automatically enabled on lower brightness because i am having no headaches or eye strain. i think xiaomi 14 ultra is best for me. perfect phone

It's wild to me that these big tech companies aren't addressing this issue or making a feature to change the pmw setting. I just stumbled upon this while doing research as to why my brand new ipad was giving me migraines. I just bought a ipad pro 11" 4th gen to use for graphic design. Worked on the illustrator application on the ipad for about 2 hours and had a terrible migraine for about 5 hours after putting the ipad away. The following day I decided to use the ipad outside on my porch (thinking that maybe being inside in dim light was the issue) and after about 30 minutes of use I could feel my head starting to hurt again. As I walked back inside I felt terrible motion sickness and dizziness. I'm trying to get over the fact that I spent about $1,000 on something that I can't even use due to this issue.

Xiaomi 14 series is known for the foggy/condensation lens issue which is widespread across all continents where they're sold. Plenty of videos and people complaining about this hardware fault on forums as well. How is yours holding up?

Try to enable extra dim, eye care, and reduce brightness. I think white colors on oleds annoy me the most. On Samsung I am able to make night mode much stronger than on moto

im also very sensitive to pwm, currently iphone 11 and iphone SE is healthy for pwm sensitive user like me...tried many but yet to find one android ips/amoled that doesnt give me headache and migraine...will look into xiaomi 14

Xiaomi’s 12.4” 6s Pro is also fully DC dimmed. Forget the iPAD Pro OLEDs and protect your eyes.

any solution for samsung odyssey OLED gaming monitor?

I would love to try a Xiaomi phone. Been using Samsung and there screens are very harsh on my eyes.

Thank you for pointion out this problem, I remember one time I picked up an S9 or S8, and my eyes started hurting as soon as I looked at it, glad that it got better, but I don't think that I will try out oled screens ever again.

I noticed that all Xiaomi devices have this option, but it is hidden in some of them. You can find the anti-flicker option in the "activity launcher" program in the settings section, and that number will take you to this hidden section.

Hey , thanks for doing the video , i am in similar situation , cant really use any latest OLED phones due to PWM , have u tried oneplus 12? seems to have higher pwm freq

Same thing happens to me. Got a DELL U2724DE. Bad eyestrain. Same with an Iphone X, I got as emergency phone. It would be great to have a comprehensive list of "safe" monitors. I do not know what to buy and I need to sit in front of a monitor for 8 hours a day. I am really desperate.

thx lord

Thanks so much for the video! I already knew about this but seeing it really being talked about! I am using an iPhone 13 and have from childhood suffered from strong headaches, and I’m of course always using night shift (I wonder why Apple doesn’t even let it being put on always but in time intervals, smh) but it has a very low PWM dimming and I may be starting to feel the consequences. Thanks for the video!

Hey. Things are turning out pretty interesting for me. I used the samsung z fold 5 phone for 4 days and it didn't give me a headache, but many people complained about it. I bought the Honor Magic v2 phone a few days ago, it has 3850 pwm eye protection, but after 3 minutes I get such a headache that I go crazy... I was thinking that it is not because of some blue light? I can't find a solution to this Oled problem... I have already returned about 10 phones.

Will you be looking at the new Poco F6 Pro?

So if u position the car w/ the sun behind it how do u not get any glare or unnecessary contrast

I’m using iPhone 11 with no problem and it’s good for eyes . And I tried to upgrade to 15 plus , you can’t believe I cannot stare at it for 1 minute also my eyes burnt like anything as a result of which I’m planning to sell it at loss. In 3 months I used it for less than 12 hours of entire purchase. I want to know if Xiomi 14 will help me or not ?

Honor magic 6 pro, is also a flagship phone has high pmw dimming 👌

I noticed the pmw modulation, it can be distracting to me , but I don’t let it annoy me bc anything at all that annoys me gives me a headache

Great video 👍. You forgot to mention that Samsung is actually the screen manufacturer behind many other brands such as iPhones.

Very nice ... Finally you found a solution.. thanks for such a detailed video !

Good move by Xiaomi, but still too expensive for users like me. I once used a Samsung A50s before, it was so horrible that I feel like I have lenses in my eyes

@moezainal hi moe what tv are u using please?

So would switching to a qled be better than Oled ?

Flickering is bad on the eyes. Why would they do this? And why not offer a setting for it? Pathetic. My new iPhone 15 is now in my drawer. Can’t use it.

great video, which carrier are you using for the phone?