03-27-2021, 03:09 PM
We now have 3 OLED TVs in the house. They are fantastic.
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OLED phone screens . . .
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03-27-2021, 04:53 PM
If it is a concern for you, the iPhone11 is a great phone, still with the best battery life!
03-27-2021, 05:33 PM
I don't notice any flicker, off axis color change (although I did on my wife's pixel, when she had it), or anything negative about the screen on my 12mini. Perfect replacement for my iPhone 7 (same size, but a little bigger screen). The black is very black, and with dark mode I notice and like that a lot.
03-27-2021, 06:28 PM
Rolando wrote: Unfortunately the size of that phone is too big which is why the mini is so attractive. Enough that I might allow myself to buy new, or wait for an Apple refurb. Going to Best Buy later to check how my eyes are with any flicker by over dimming a demo. I guess my biggest concern is if it has more of a subliminal effect rather than being outwardly noticeable, such as eye strain or headache after a couple of hours use. This has happened to others and I’m not sure what I would do if that comes up.
03-27-2021, 08:29 PM
mspace wrote: Unfortunately the size of that phone is too big which is why the mini is so attractive. Enough that I might allow myself to buy new, or wait for an Apple refurb. Going to Best Buy later to check how my eyes are with any flicker by over dimming a demo. I guess my biggest concern is if it has more of a subliminal effect rather than being outwardly noticeable, such as eye strain or headache after a couple of hours use. This has happened to others and I’m not sure what I would do if that comes up. It's not necessarily just an OLED problem. You can read more about PWM used on the iPhone 12s here: https://www.notebookcheck.net/iPhone-12-...060.0.html They don't seem to think it's a huge problem. From what I understand almost everything uses PWM, it's just in the implementation, which seems decent for the iPhone. |
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