Huawei-p20 eyestrain?

[ultravegeta1981]

Since I've got my p20 I got watery eyes and pain. Thought it was only my eyes with AMOLED

Didn't have any issues with my Motorola g6 plus or with my iPhone 8. How come anyone can answer?

 

[Roadstar]

Since I've got my p20 I got watery eyes and pain. Thought it was only my eyes with AMOLED

Didn't have any issues with my Motorola g6 plus or with my iPhone 8. How come anyone can answer?

Well, both G6 Plus and the iPhone 8 have LCD screens. It could very well be the AMOLED screen on the P20. For after all, I’ve also had watery eyes increasingly often lately and coming to think of it, it’s been quite exclusively when I’ve used my S8+ with an AMOLED screen.

 

[ultravegeta1981]

Well, both G6 Plus and the iPhone 8 have LCD screens. It could very well be the AMOLED screen on the P20. For after all, I’ve also had watery eyes increasingly often lately and coming to think of it, it’s been quite exclusively when I’ve used my S8+ with an AMOLED screen.

The p20 uses LCD. It's the p20 pro using AMOLED. And that's exactly what is strange.

 

[Roadstar]

The p20 uses LCD. It's the p20 pro using AMOLED. And that's exactly what is strange.

Hmm, it’s strange indeed. Is there a difference in brightness levels possibly?

 

[Roadstar]

Something to do with angles?

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Huawe...awei-p20-lite-s-screen-sharp-with-good-colors has the following:

The Huawei P20 Lite is great for outdoor use. Reflections of objects can be easily pushed out of view by slightly changing the angle at which you are holding the phone, which makes screen contents visible even in direct sunlight. However, this might put strain on the eyes if done for a prolonged period of time and should be avoided.

 

[ultravegeta1981]

Sold the p20 and bought an iphone 8 and all good now. Glad to be back ob IOS tbh