the problem with most devices with high pwm freq is that it's not high on all brightness levels which is useles, dont let the specs sheet fool you guys. btw motorola is another brand that implements dc dimming

Pro-Missed you! Welcome back!

For some its pwn for some its just oled in general

good to see you back brother

Appreciate the support man!! Incredible photo! One day I’ll come visit and we can photograph some super cars together🔥

Missed you bro

Is it a freaking worldwide plot to fk up population eyes, brain and health or something?! WTH I'm unable to buy an IPS display phone in 2024???!!! Tried Honor Magic 6 yesterday with 4380Hz PWM and it was absolutely the same terrible feelings as looking into Samsung Galaxy 24 240Hz PWM screen. Problem is modern AMOLED technology itself 😡😡😡

I bought S24 ultra twice,needed to sell it because of several eye strain and severe headache also bought fold 6 but again migraine headache and eye strain so needed to sell it at last

how did u get adobe color theme left side

How about honor 90 pwm is 3890 someting ? Any one used taht mobile?

I love Xiaomi now im watching this on redmi pad se its really good device for entertainment and light games not to mention i have black shark 3 and 4 pro could not use any other brands specifically the Xiaomi ui is good better than any other brands for my test 😂

I would like to thank you for these helpful videos. many thanks for your effort. It helps us a lot, keep it up :)

我是一个中国大陆手机使用者，我长期使用中国品牌，我个人认为所谓频闪，完全是炒作的概念，希望外国人不要掉到这个坑里😂

Yes. I have this issue. Had pixel phones up to 6 and then had to send the 6 back. 😢. Can't use switch oled or steam deck oled, really upsetting, considering the oled vita screen didn't have this issue and didn't have burn in. I've had to use Samsung A14 5g. As I can't afford to buy a more expensive phone otherwise

i bought 3 ips monitors and have huge eye (pupil) pain xD

Honor is the best if you need comfort to your eyes. I have sensitive eyes and i can say you since i have started using magic 5 pro i am very satisfied and even in complete dark room also it is very comfortable.

Is Iphone SE better for that?

Has anyone try new samsung A15 ? Has same problem?? Or A05

S23 Ultra is horrible

OLED should be illegal

In order to significantly reduce PWM flickering on iPhones with oled screens just reduce White Point. By enabling "Reduce White Point," the overall brightness of the screen is reduced by adjusting pixel values, gamma curves, and color spaces to overall reduce the brightness of white and light colors, thus minimizing the reliance on PWM for dimming. Reducing White Point is a software wise option (indirect), whereas DC dimming works direct and is only possible when the hardware controller supports it (it actually lowers the current of the screen). Reduce White Point is a great option for people who are more sensitive, but not intolerant to PWM. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Display & Text Size > Reduce White Point. A good starting point is 95%. For stronger dimming effect (to be used in extreme darkness) use 100%. Finally, set the Brightness slider to at least 50% or above. This ensures that the perceived flickering from PWM is a lot less. In order to quickly control White Point reduction (on/off), you will need to add White Point to Accessibility Shortcuts. Go to Settings > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut > Add Reduce whitepoint (blue check mark). Consequently you need add this Shortcut to Control Centre for quick access. Go to Settings > Control Centre > Add Accessibility Shortcut (+). Congratulations! You can now quickly enable and disable White Point reduction.

Też miałem problemy z ekranami OLED. Ciekawe jest to, że nie miałem problemów z iPhonem 13 mini i obecnie używanym iPhone 14 Pro😮 Niedawno kupiłem iPada Pro M4 i po tygodniu używania, zaczęły boleć mnie oczy :( Największą zagadką, jest jednak to, dlaczego bolą mnie oczy od komputerów Apple??? Obojętnie, czy MacBook Pro, czy Mac mini, mam od tego ogromne bóle oczu i głowy, niewyraźne widzenie i migrenę! Obojętnie do jakiego monitora podłączę te urządzenie, efekt jest taki sam! Myślę, że to wina systemu, ponieważ żadne ustawienia nie pomagają…😢 Z Windowsem, nie mam takich problemów.

I am looking to purchase a surface pro and wondered if you know if the LCD screen or the Oled screen use pwm and what affects they may have? From a sensitivity perspective My eyes are greatly affected by Samsung fold 4. I must use my prescription glasses to look at my phone. Otherwise I get blurred vision. Thanks!

Dc dimming needs to be deployed in every smartphone by default!

S23 ultra my eyes feel horrible since using this phone

Hello, Moe I have one more question. I recently replaced the display on my Poco X4 GT while I save up for a Xiaomi 14. The new display looks very good, almost like the original, but it's not as bright. However, it causes my eyes to hurt. I checked for flickering by using my camera at a shutter speed of 1/16,000 second, and the display doesn't flicker. I've also turned down the blue light and used reading mode, but the issue persists. Do you have any ideas about what might be causing this?

I think oneplus 12 has this option as ultra- anti flicker . Can anybody tell that its same as DC dimming . Im getting light headache usung oneplus 12

Bought new 2024 ipad M4 11, 3 days later I had to return, severe watery eyes and headaches. Now got an ipad 6 mini, just fore bed time media consumption, oh boy, it is the best. For me, my eyes really likes IPS LCD panels.

Thank u so much Can u make tutorial for Lr mobile??

Cool Car Man.

My 3 years old Mi11 Ultra also has AntiFlicker DC Dimming. Maybe Options like HDR/120hz will disable DC Dimming, so on Mi14ultra the Options need to be checked. Also im not sure if DC Dimming is reducing the Lifetime of the Display more. I dis not notice Color Differences between DC/Pwm

It’s not real DC dimming, now only LCD has true DC dimming.

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)

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.

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?