Other Eye-strain while using iPhone X and up

[AshX]

26.1 was completely unusable for me. I find 26.2 with the PWM toggle off and the screen dim, to be mostly usable.

I’m so curious why this is. How would one even go about testing this?

I know we’ve all tried this in the past, but has anyone attempted to communicate with support and get connected to someone in engineering or something since the 17 series was released? Even just from an Accessibility standpoint, I wonder if the PWM toggle has opened up avenues that didn’t exist for communication.

 

[dannyh5319]

26.1 was completely unusable for me. I find 26.2 with the PWM toggle off and the screen dim, to be mostly usable.

You say it was unusable, did you have a back up device you were using?

 

[DJTaurus]

So good you can tolerate the air now.
I am testing an Air with an LG display but can't really get used to it, seems to give me the symptoms like all other phones even with your advised settings.

What was the big difference when you go an Samsung panel, was the brightness less harsh or something you noticed?

I don’t have a clue mate. It just felt more constant at different axis and maybe cooler colors. And the reason i did was someone from Reddit that had a Samsung, broke his screen, replaced it with an LG and pain started hitting him.