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Other Eye-strain while using iPhone X and up
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I don't know, how would I find this out?
EDIT- Ok I googled how to do it and I have an LG GVC display
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Do you also read the posts here?
I can use the iPhone 17 Pro Max without any problems. It's perfect for me.
Do you think the 6.3” Pro would be the same? There’s odd discrepancies in PWM rates between every model, and potentially even the various panels based on their supplier.
I had some setbacks during the first half of day 2 using the 17 PM but it has been essentially issue free for me since. Coming from 15 PM and failed with all other oled models.
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There always seem to be differences between the models.
I would just try the iPhone 17 Pro, you have nothing to lose.
There always seem to be differences between the models.
I would just try the iPhone 17 Pro, you have nothing to lose.
Picked up an iPhone air last night. Set it up and had it restore over night. Using it now for the first time. I can tell this is the Samsung display immediately. No off access green tint.
My eyes do feel different, but nothing bad yet. Will see how it feels over the day.
This could potentially be better than the 17PM I used. It didn’t get model of the particular screen I had… but it did have the off access green tint
My eyes do feel different, but nothing bad yet. Will see how it feels over the day.
This could potentially be better than the 17PM I used. It didn’t get model of the particular screen I had… but it did have the off access green tint
Still trying out the 17 pro. The screen is good, but not great like the 16e. However, the cameras on the pro are just great. I will spend a little more time to see if I can deal with a screen that is not perfect.