OLED screens are NOT for Everyone…

OOO that intro!!! Damnnn really interesting to learn about all of this! Amazing video bro! AND YOU'RE KILLING IT!!! ALMOST 10K WOOOHOOOOOO!!! 😁

Guys!! Please suggest me any good phones which is not having these kind of issues

thats what am saying all theese years. in 2010 i was in shop with camera to test if my future TV flick . ... wtf u doing here u cant take pictures . Am not am testing flikering . O.O . Thats why am stuck with LCDs

Should people sacrifice their sight for phones? When an individual goes blind, he will not be using a phone at all!!!

Companies are keeping this matter secret for their own benefit. The cost of manufacturing OLED screens is low. People do not understand this matter.
Anyone who suffers from migraines or depression should change their phone to the iPhone 11 and will see their health will improving

I will publish a study soon on the reason for the large number of suicides in South Korea. One of the reasons is the large amount of depression caused by AMOLED screens.
because South Korea only has AMOLED screens for all device !!!

I can’t always see it, but it gives me terrible eye strain and headaches.
I’m still on my iPhone 8 Plus due to the good 16:9 1080p LCD screen. Unfortunately there are rumours the next iPhone SE will be OLED 🫤

its like...its not often perceptible consciously, but it still is registered by the pupils & brain, which react and cause a cascade of symptoms. thankyou for making this video!!

because of this reason I am downgrading from my iPhone 15 plus to the iPhone 11. I've suffered headaches and have felt dizzy as well as eye strain. awful.

We can't see it but we feel it.

I has a 77 oled tv that killed my eyes, now I have a 85 mini led and zero problems

The flicker isn't constant it is more random but often right after i blink. It looks similar to the demonstration in the video. Usually it is more of a black flash but sometimes it is much faster than portrayed. I see similar effects with color wheel projectors, the image randomly splitting into green, red, blue. This effect also happens to a minority of people. I thought the screen was broken with a lose wire or bad GPU drivers lol

1st few seconds in and already I just want to comment, no.
OLED screens are great— except on smartphones

I thought I was crazy with my new Macbook Pro M3. My eyes started straining (vision becoming blurry), and other migraine symptoms began flaring after minutes of use.
I returned the MacBook today and now have to look for an alternative..

OLED is GARBAGE.

Last iPhone that didn’t get a eye strain/headache iPhone 7 , Samsungs all give me eyestrain most recent s21/s22 didn’t bother with s23 , I also used honor 90 which claims to have flicker free technology but I still suffering , I gone from a flagship iPhone 15 to a budget Moto g54 so far it hasn’t caused a problem but it’s letdown in every other aspect

That's strange, but i have problem with modern ips screens... Migrene and total discomfort

Anyone tries Chinese brand smartphones which have PWM over 2000 hz? It does help?

I'm sensitive to Amoled flicker, but I've heard that you can get used to it over time. Did anyone succeed?

To decrease influence of PWM on your eyes
- use iPhone with the smallest screen size
- use it at max distance away from the eyes
- set it to max brightness
- use black theme ( it greatly decrease the pwm effect )

Im pwm sensitive and can't use OLEDs either. i cannot see the flickering but i start feeling a light pressure in my eyes and like behind my lower forehead just above the eyes.

Bought LG G3 OLED and im not able to watch on this beauty. So hard for my eyes and i never had this problems in the past. So sad... i could never imagine that.

I was so happy that I finally got a good phone (galaxy s23) but after 2 months I was having problems with my eyes, things sometimes were out of focus after looking at my phone, headaches or similar happened often, all this problems were worse at low brightness, good thing that I found more people with the same problem online, so sadly I was forced to sell it, now I have a cheap LCD screen and my eyes feel Way better, is like recovering slowly.
Honor 90 have a screen with 3000pwm (or something like that) Hz so I am waiting for that phone to arrive officially to my country.
Btw I wasn't able to see flickering in the screen, but my body reacted to it.

the assumption a lot of people have is LCD = cheaper/older hence OLED = better but having used both i am team LCD!

LCD wins for longevity. No bs green lines, no burn ins, and cheap to replace.

i'm one of those and i tend to only use LCD screens or oled screens with DC dimming option i don't see it i just feel sick and having migraines

I’m amongst the 10%😢

nah, lcd is good

Do OLED TVs have the same PWM issue

I'm actually in that 10% and it's really bad like i have to wear glasses now it's that bad and im on a pixel as well 😢

WTF WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABOUT ONEPLUS DC DIMMING FEATURE??? ONeplus is another great quality phone side by side with etc samsung

We fixed this issue for iPhone!!

I feel dizzy when I look at LCD screens

Dark mode makes this much better, and there are other ‘tricks’ that lets you have the brightness on full without getting to bright. No dimming equals no PWM flickering.

google pixel phones with OLED -- like the 5, 6, and 7 - all give me eye strain immediately. Samsung galaxy's super AMOLED are completely comfortable to use. The AMOLED in my pixel 2 was also great. Thanks to Consumerism, we have a billion crappy panels being used to cut costs instead of ONE that is the BEST in ALL phones.

As somebody that made the stupid decision to buy a s23 ultra I got dizzy and tired that I happily use the oldest phone possible

i am one of the 10 percent

So amoled at 60 hz no good?

i used to see the flicker on my Galaxy A52 when it was either on max or really low brightness, i didnt know until now what that was lol

lovely video! Thanks for honesty to reveal the data of your research

iPhone 11 with an LCD is all I can use

Great video. Thank you for posting. This seems to explain the underlying physiological response and why it causes pain. I am also one of the affected. OLED PWM and temporal dithering both hurt my eyes really bad.

yo not all that 6 billion people have oled phone

then why tf do I see my laptop's lcd flickering (I think or maybe I'm just high)

Oled Amoled Mini Led pwm is a terrible pain.

Oled Amoled mini led is stinky shit that gives me chronic migraines, astigmatism, dry eye syndrome, these blinks have already settled in my head.

Bad IPS can hurt your eyes too. Switching over to a dc dimmed oled phone fixed this.