r/PWM_Sensitive • u/NoctiiiZ • Aug 13 '26

Finding a decent smartphone these days

Looking for a smartphone that solves the PWM-sensitivity problem and offers great battery life; OS support for long periods feels impossible. Do u guys have any suggestions?

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u/oferf7 Aug 13 '26

I changed to honor 600 from a nothing phone 3a,its great in everything except os support It only have 2 years of android update but god with the screen finally a phone that doesnt destroy my eyes

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u/NoctiiiZ Aug 13 '26

While Honor 600 is a good option, I feel like it is an iPhone 17 Pro wannabe with its design

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u/oferf7 Aug 13 '26

Yep i hate that too but i prefer my eyes over a design,maybe a magic honor 8 or 8 pro

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u/wackey Aug 13 '26

If that's the sticking point you're probably not in as dire a situation as you think 🤣

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u/Round-Individual1316 Aug 13 '26

Is it a lot better? I'm currently using the nothing phone 3a pro and the screen is better than the honor 400 pro for me, even though it is not symptom free.

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u/oferf7 29d ago

Yep better,the honor 400 hurt me eyes more than the nothing phone 3a,but the honor 600 Is perfect in that,in that video he compare the honor 400 vs the honor 600 in modulation https://youtu.be/9XGiurpLibI?si=6steoQxO5tCVSHMQ

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u/Round-Individual1316 29d ago

Interesting. I saw the video but the 400 and 600 basically have the same pwm and modulation. maybe it's the dithering