thanks for sharing feedback, need to be careful for buying screens, never buy oled i was feeling eyestrain using led and got to your video .

Thank you so much. Exactly my Problem

Dc Dimming, but over the whole brigntness ?

I have headhacks and migraine since I got the TV samsung s95d. I feel like my head pulse after few minutes and I am inconfortable. I can't find pwm freq on the tv specifications. So I'm not sure my problem is due to pwm. Somebody can help me to find it out ?

Listen. Just found out about it. The back camera is not thightly sealed. When you come out from a warm place to cold environment for example during winter the camera fogs up. Check your phone if it has this defect.

If some one found better IPS sceen phone then Poco X4 GT, please let me know. I have ot for 2 years and very happy with it, but time coming to jave something new. Short long story) I'm sensitive to screen shimming. I used to buy only Samsung Notes as I like it's pen. But I have very itchy eyes. I bought Xiaomi 9 or 8 for work reason and I was shocked that can use it for hours without eye itching. Anyway, long story. I got Poco X3 pro, and after sometime got X4 GT. Both are great phone especially X4 GT. No problem with eye itching or so. I can use it for hours. My only problem right now, that I can not find any better phone to replace my Poco X4 GT.

One Plus headphones battery life went to barely 1 hour after 1 year, stay away from them!

If performance requirements are not high, using older LCD smartphones can also be a good choice. Here are some examples of excellent non-PWM LCD smartphones (note: not all LCD phones are free of PWM): iPhone SE 3, iPhone 11, iPhone 8 Plus, Honor V30 Pro, Xiaomi 11T Pro, Huawei Mate 10, HTC U11/U12.

Hi if you manage to talk to Xiaomi, please tell them to make a flagship device with LCD screen. On another note the best LCD screen for people with eye strain is the LCD in HTC one m8 and e8. It is called Super LCD 3 (IPS Pro TFT LCD). It should be dirt cheap to make it now. Also I heard that people downgrade (read:"save") their screens using incell screens, they are available for many phones and people are replacing their iPhone screens with those incell iOS displays.

Bought Poco X6 Pro. This is my first AMOLED display. Still have my eyes in blood. No problem on my old Redmi Note 7 with IPS. Thinking about Cobot Max 5 as closest alternative in terms of performance. All other options are just... Old. 😢

mata saya selalu sakit dan kepala saya selalu pusing ketika menggunakannya layar amoled/oled dan ternyata ini penyebabnya, saya lebih prefer menggunakan hp lama dengan layar IPS

my last 2 Samsung devices have been giving me so many headaches the S22 ULTRA AND S24ULTRA ... I need a new recommendation for a phone ..

i have pain from iphone, Samsung after 3-4 hours start

Is 14t easy on eyes?

Time for the EU to step up again 😂

Hi Moe. No you're not alone! I'm super sensitive (also light sensitive), been having issues with screen for many years. Till I bough an 144hz monitor flicker free. I did not only deal with severe Headaches & Migraines, same as severe nauseas because of that. Any bad screen, is enough to me to get nausea after some minutes of use. I cant handle to deal with 60hz laptop monitors. It happened to me, to have to stay on a total dark and quiet room for 48h with severe migraines and nauseas due the use of bad screens for long hours. I can say, that was lot worst than a really big hangover. I found this video and channel - and thank god "we are not alone" 😄 I'm whiling in to buy an new smartphone, and my main choice is for the Xiaomi Redmi Note 13 Pro 5G - 1920hz screen for what I read ( similar to the Note 14 ). Since you're also eye sensitive and already tested at least 2 Xiaomi 14, it is a secure choice for us who have sensitive eyes? That is my main concerns buying a new phone, so your feedback would be helpful. Oled's / Amoled's, scares me, since I already bought a OLED TV, which I had to return because I couldn't handle it ( and was a 100hz Sony TV - Amazing TV, but not for my eyes - huge headaches after 1h of watching TV ). Tks

These needs to be highlighted more among giant tech companies

How much pwm dimming on xiaomi 14?

The OnePlus 12 was a massive stab in the back. It was working for me for months and then they just decided to remove the usefulness of their anti-flicker. I've been going back and forth with their support but there's no way they'll care.

Jestem ciekaw ile Xiaomi zapłaciło za ten film, kupiłem Xiaomi 14 i po 30 minutach schowałem go do pudełka i zwracam niesamowity ból oczu, honor magic 6 pro jest o wiele lepszy

Here's a link comparing the Xiaomi 14 Ultra pwm (on the left) and the 14T Pro (on the right). Also the problem that the 14 ultra might have on the second link. I noticed two key things:(I feel great with the 14t pro but I need better cameras) On the 14T Pro, when the brightness is above 55%, the PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation) lines appear to move faster than on the 14 Ultra, which is surprising since they are supposed to behave similarly at these levels. If anyone knows why this happens, please share your insights in the comments. When the brightness is below 55%, the 14 Ultra shows heavy PWM lines more clearly. After using both devices for a few days, I’ve started to feel that the 14 Ultra is uncomfortable for me. Additionally, I believe there’s an issue with the Ultra: when the brightness is set to 40-50% and the screen displays a dark, stationary image, there’s a subtle but noticeable light fluctuation across the whole screen. I’ve decided to call for a DOA (Dead on Arrival) replacement and see if this issue is contributing to the discomfort I’ve been experiencing. If not, I’ll update you all with further observations. .drive.google.com/file/d/1-QWOV10BUd8L1YM2SUekO-J88rIkHAtb/view?usp=drive_link, drive.google.com/file/d/11iK0Oz8e3lNYWz0eIkM3eebKQVDJECgv/view?usp=drive_link

Hey man! Killer edits as always. Quick tip for when AI ruins parts of the car even though you didn't select the car. Just generate whatever you want, then ctrl+j your car masked out and paste it on top of the generative fill layer. This will make sure your car stays intact. Also i do this step at the end of everything for a smoother workflow experience! Cheers man!

the best example of pwm sensitive: you are in a room that's initially dark trying to find something and someone is constantly switching the light very fast. Even tho it's fast it still irritates.

Excelent video! i have a question... the xiaomi 14 with dc dimming ON, can i have the 1-120hz?

guys if you want the best phone thats not hurts your eyes ? go with honor 70, honor 90, honor 200, honor magic 6 pro, magic 7 pro, all of them are certified TUV, i tested oneplus 12, galaxy s23 they hurts hard my eyes, but the honor not

is 2160 pwm enough to be safe or need higher ??

Which phones have you found to have better screens and helpful in your case. Suggest so I can try for me its a huge deal i have migraines daily because of new phone. I have tried OnePlus, s24, vivo but the colors seems too punchy and brigtness cheap like its pearcing my eyes. These tech are not mature enough and will end up giving issues to all

Thanks for this information, i wondered why i was getting headaches, dizzyness and needing to lay down and close my eyes waiting for pain relief to work. I woder how many people are experiencing this and not aware whats causing it.

In fact, phones with PWM values below 1440 should be banned from being released, just as phones are produced according to certain standards, SAR values etc. I think there should be a required standard for these PWM values as well.

On the 14 Ultra, the dc dimming only works at high brightness and pwm works at low brightness, its either way round.

One Thing is pwm so many people worry about. But why dont people care about phone sar value??? Is really important low sar value phone for health

Thx fir the video! Have you tasted your Xiaomi on this PWM ? I mean by using special equipment

poco x3 pro was the only one for me.. is x4gt same screen exactly ? because i need a new one :(

LCD does not automatically mean PWM free. Many LCD displays used to have (some still have) LED backlight operated by PWM.

What is better. This oled screen with anti flicker mode, or something like the iPhone 11 which has a lcd ips screen.

Help, confused. This phone has a oled display. Is that not what we are trying to get away from?

What do u recommend for tvs?

Shame on Apple and Google, I feel like all the American brands don't really care about eye health for the consumers.

I wonder if Xiaomi 13 is as good as 14 with regards to PWM and DC dimming?

As a beginner this wasn’t useful to me…I need to see how he did each thing he said he did 😩 he just says what he did.

People should be more aware of this my ipad m4 makes headache just waiting for an update

honor x8b

i switched to 60hz on my galaxy s24 but it works like dog shit. my galaxy s9 has 60hz too but the difference is big. on my galaxy s24, it is very slow and choppy . and has slow screen touch reaction

I'm still trying to figure out if I have an issue with PWM. I suspect I do. Does any of you have an issue with other strong changes in lights? The only issue I've noticed I have is when driving and the Sun is low and shines to my eyes through the trees, creating a random frequency light on/light off effect. Which to my understanding is in essence the same as PWM at a lower frequency. Now when that happens, I start to feel sick within minutes (!), on the spot. While I suspect that PWM from displays makes me feel sick after a longer exposure and there's also a delay: This usually looks like staring at screens for hours before going to sleep, then feeling sick in the morning (migraine-like symptoms). Any similar experiences, anyone? I've lost so many days of my life feeling sick like this. I would greatly appreciate any help to find out if it might really be caused by PWM.

The answer is most likely that PWM control is much cheaper and minimalistic than having a programmable DC-DC converter.

Next phone will be Xiaomi instead of Google Pixel I guess for me. great video!

many latest chinese flagship phones(oppo find x8,xiaomi15,iqoo 13 ,etc) start to use less flick oled screen, hope iphone can realize this issue