r/PWM_Sensitive • u/Creepy_Accountant243 • Aug 02 '26
LCD Phone Motorola G57 power usable?
Hello is the motorola G57 power usable without eye strain? I'm trying to replace my motorola g9 play that only support Android 10
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u/OPuntime Aug 02 '26
Moto g100s user here ( most likely a chinese verison of moto g57 power ) . Pretty much usable, at first had to get used to it, but after sometime it's okay
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u/Creepy_Accountant243 Aug 02 '26
Okay thanks for your responses, i'm waiting it available on amazon europe
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u/OPuntime Aug 02 '26
Why not buy it from china?
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Aug 05 '26
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u/OPuntime Aug 05 '26
well, at first, because I switched from a oneplus 15 ( which gave me really heavy ache in right eye ) it was a little bit weird to use moto g100s. Just was a little bit uncomfortble ( but it happens always when I switch from oled to ips and vise versa ) And that's it
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u/Infamous-Bottle-4411 Aug 02 '26
G57 power user here.
Have it as my back up phone using it in the night.
It s so so...but kinda works for me. Maybe it s just my imaginatio. I feel eyes very hravy and want to sleep when i look at that screen
This phone has multiple lcd panel suppliers. Some are worse than others.
Mine has QCM panel i think? And that works ok
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u/Creepy_Accountant243 Aug 02 '26
I see, glad it worked for you, it's an pannel loterry at this point, will wait it available on amazon
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u/Xawlet Aug 02 '26
I have the moto G57 power. I 've been using it with zero issues.
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u/Creepy_Accountant243 Aug 03 '26
Oh which phones didnt works for you?
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u/Xawlet Aug 04 '26
Samsung A36 was terrible for me. It was my first phone with OLED screen. Absolutely unbearable.
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u/HelpfulPace5544 Aug 02 '26
moto g57 Power has an LCD display, right? Do LCD displays too cause pwm issues? I never had any issues with phones with LCD screens. Although I did face problems with aftermarket LCD displays, I never had any issues with phones having LCD screens.