I was gonna ask- do the flagship androids (like s23U and pixel 7 pro) have the same pwm issues?
I heard there’s an app on android called beeper that allows you to iMessage (although there’s a waitlist to get it) and there’s an app that sort of allows you to airdrop to macs.
Obviously neither are 100% replicas but I heard they do a pretty good job and might be worth checking out if it helps!!
They do have the same pwm issues for most other people. They don’t pose a problem for me…except to say my first s23 Ultra did and I attempted to return it.
Unfortunately the phone was stolen at some point on the way to Samsung or in their facility and dealing with Samsung on the matter was not good and I’m done with them for that reason. (The matter is more complex than I can get into here).
Anyway, the first s23 Ultra screen had a terrible off axis color shift and flicker. I could not really stand to look at it. My second one I purchased from Amazon was perfect. But Samsung has made some tweaks to get significantly better power efficiency from the display and that does make flicker worse than in the previous generation. I can tolerate it but eventually fatigue sets in and that never happened on the S22 Ultra.
The s22 Ultra display gives me the greatest comfort in prolonged use. Even though it cost me, I am glad I ended up keeping the S22 Ultra because of the theft snafu. It’s the display I read on the most at home on Wi-Fi usage.
My Pixel 7a display is comfortable to use. But my Pixel 6 Pro that I used to have was not comfortable. That’s why I traded it for the 7a. Pixels are all over the place. I never know what to expect. I never owned the Pixel 7 Pro but from what I saw in Best Buy, the display would have given me trouble.
If I continue to pursue Android use in the future, I might start considering Motorola because they’re actively engaged in addressing the pwm effect on visual health.