Please send Wallpaper link

So you can't use an app to fix it?

I feel dizziness e headache when use iphone 13. Now i don't understand why when use s20fe i dont feel nothing being that both use oled e amoled displaies e have pwm

Какие люди! 😊

What a dum ass 😂😂😂😂

No support service from this company. Your phone WILL break and you will be ghosted by this company. Avoid at all costs!

Samsung is pissing me off. I love the brand but they're starting to treat people worse than Apple

Hi, I would like to ask for specific information on the software.... A) do you use the GOOGLE PHOTOS gallery or do you have a NUBIA GALLERY app? B) can the camera be set to 16:9 and FULL SCREEN shots? thanks to anyone who can answer me.

6.8" screen *

So only i have Realme 11 pro plus. Now im Good.. Already im used S22 Ultra and Iphone 13 both are PWM problem

I will come from India

P-OLED vs AMOLED, давай ты можешь ТЕПЕРЬ сравнить )))

Is it a worldwide plot or what? Where F all IPS displays??? Why we are forced to buy AMOLED to ruin our eyes and health??? 😡

Not only Samsung phone its tablet also causing eye strain and headache. Finally I sold both on olx,😀😀

Do this happen with s22 ultra ?

Lock screen wallpaper link please

is anyone having any issue by updating android 13 on s22 Ultra -? or there is any chance to facing any kind of issues by completing this update -? Thank You.

Honor Magic 6 Pro: 4320Hz PWM

Just bought Galaxy S24, can confirm that the problem exists (to my big surprise and disappointment). My mother does not see or feel any difference, but I feel like it is painful to use when compared to my iPhone 6S (IPS) or even to my older Samsung Galaxy S4. The latter I haven't used for a few years, but don't remember any flicker problems like that. S24 review on notebookcheck website says: "Samsung uses the PWM modulation type including screen flickering to regulate the screen brightness. In our measurement with the oscilloscope, the amplitude curve is very uniform across the entire brightness spectrum and fluctuates constantly between 240 Hz and 480 Hz" (which should be better when compared to Pixel 8 or budget galaxies like A25 or A55 [120 Hz to 240 Hz]. It seems like the advertised 2600 nits of S24 comes to its disadvantage (possibly), as you will tend to lower the brightness even more which will produce even more flicker (?). My head does not hurt, but my eyes react immediately with fatigue. Terrible. Also white balance is off on S24, when compared to iPhone 6S, colors seem yellowish at least with 'Natural' color profile.

I bought one 2 weeks ago and I did not crashed or dropped to any where . it has cracked when it was in my pocket when I looked at the screen I was shocked and screen cracked from right on/off button. There are mainly 3 split line , one towards to above camera , anothe to bottom and last one directly to left edge. It is realy fast phone but screen disappointed me. It cost me 200 hundred dollars to change in samsung service. Samsung must realize it and have to support it. But they have not yet. I use iphone for 6 years and dropped crashed it hundred times and never cracked the screen.

Very very very good content

My renewed ultra all of a sudden turned green when unlocking sometimes it goes away but I'm returning it ASAP for another 😢

I noticed the video was made around Christmas time it looks like so I'd bet it has received updates that should improve the phone, for around $600 I think it's the best buy for a good quality phone.

No problem for me coming from old Samsung S6 edge to Google pixel 3 to Samsung S22 Ultra.

My iPhone 15 is in the drawer. I’m not buying another new phone until they fix this.

iPhone too. I guess these big phone companies don’t want our money anymore.

I sell my s23 ultra and buy iphone 14 plus because of thi reason

I am not good at taking selfies, I am more into typing and gaming, so with a battery this size, a neat clean screen with a hidden selfie camera, is a great phone to use for either watching a movie or anything, and playing video games, for taking pictures, it's okay if it takes time to deliver a good photo, it's ideally a great phone in my opinion 👌🏻

2024 I agree this phone is killing my eyes

Honor phones are good for your eyes right. Honor 90 or Honor Magic 6 pro are good models for your eyes right?

I bought Galaxy S23 two weeks ago. It gives fatigue to my eyes in the first week using it. Meanwhile, my old Galaxy S7 and Galaxy A15 works fine for my eyes. No pain and no fatigue after using it for extended period. Is it because S23 using Dynamic amoled instead of super amoled (A15, S7)? or because samsung using higher pwm frequency default to reach peak brightness their galaxy s23? This is so annoying. Expensive phone but it hurts your eyes.

How about OLED TVs?

And who is this guy? Thinking so highly of himself, fuvking annoying

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?

s23 ultra gave me Meibomian gland dysfunction

Is the s24 ultra better for the eyes?

Excelente video al 💯💯💯

Fully paid by the i(cons) I have Samsung s23 ultra ..one of the smooth phone In the world

Can do it latest upgrades in future?

По русски же раньше было

is there any of the new Samsung models where this issue wont happen? I wanted to get a Samsung S23 but Im not sure anymore now.. what about the S22 ?

at min 3:59 the screen size is 6.8 inches NOT 6.4 that you mentioned

Is android auto pre install for china rom?

My opinion, let's say, s23 has everything, rog more for gaming, iphone xiaomi for photo video bla bla bla, z60 what s23 already has but not superb with affordable price.

Bit of an error around 3:16, but it doesn't change the main point of the video at all. The frequency doesn't change when you dim down with PWM; the pulse width does (hence the name, Pulse Width Modulation). The frequency is constant. Basically, at 100% brightness the screen is always at max brightness, but at lower values, it rapidly switches between max brightness and a lower value (possibly even having it entirely off). The lower the brightness, the longer the screen stays at the lower brightness every cycle. So it might be 50% on/50% off at a mid brightness, and 10% on/90% off at a low brightness setting. A lower pulse width is generally more annoying than a higher one.

Nice

test the s24 ultra as well Never mind, still junk.

Nubia ❤ the bst

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