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Not enough people are talking about this phone's weird display
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Keep your secrets The Honor Magic 6 Pro is the first phone with 4,320Hz PWM brightness adjustment, but does that automatically mean it's better for your eyes?
How to enable DC dimming on the OnePlus 12 and OnePlus 12R
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Real dimming One of the best features of the OnePlus 12 and OnePlus 12R is the phones' ability to use DC dimming at higher brightness levels. Here's how to enable it and save your eyes!
The Samsung Galaxy S24 finally copies a much-needed iPhone display feature
By Nicholas Sutrich published
Flicker me this Samsung adopted a little known iPhone feature to help make the Samsung Galaxy S24 family's display better than ever.
Exclusive: Ultra-bright displays are destroying our eyes, but the OnePlus 12 gets it right
By Nicholas Sutrich published
OLED done right The OnePlus 12 uses an ultra-bright BOE X1 OLED display, but it's much friendlier on the eyes than Samsung Galaxy AMOLED panels. Here's why.
You might need sunglasses to look at the OnePlus 12's insanely bright display
By Nicholas Sutrich published
MY EYES! OnePlus is about to launch its next premium-grade phone and, alongside it, the company will debut a new ultra-bright BOE X1 OLED display.
Just $36 on Cyber Monday will tell you if your phone is destroying your eyes
By Nicholas Sutrich published
Flicker be gone! Do you have headaches, eye aches, or other ailments when looking at displays? This little tool might help you understand why and how to prevent it!
Google won't tell me why the Pixel 8 Pro doesn't make me sick
By Nicholas Sutrich published
No pain, all gain The company is strangely secretive about its display tech.
Dark mode is a lie
By Nicholas Sutrich published
Lights out Dark mode is supposed to be easier on the eyes, especially at night, but modern smartphone displays and dark modes don't mix as well as you think.
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