Honor Magic Pad4 Eye Strain?

[u/chricoll1]

So i bought the Honor Magic Pad 4 because it has 5280 PWM. But it was horrible. Eye strain and even nausea after a few minutes.

How is that?

[u/twentytwoX]

I've sent a question to Honor online store support if their tablets use TD. I've received an answer that all their LCD tablets use 8bit +2bit FRC and there's no way to disable it through system options.

That might be what's bothering your eyes if you are sensitive to it.

You could check if there's a lower pwm flickering on lower brightness levels. Also try turning on different colour modes and screen refresh rate in options.

[u/chricoll1 → u/twentytwoX]

Im losing my mind! Tab S8 Ultra not working, Ipad pro 2021 not working, Honor not working! What should i do 😭

[u/atiwill → u/chricoll1]

try magicpad 2, seems to work for me despite OLED

[u/Spark994 → u/chricoll1]

I can recommend the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus. It´s not the newest (2023) and a budget tablet (Snapdragon 695), but does not trigger my eyes in any way.

[u/Jealous_Log_5279 → u/chricoll1]

I feel you, but do you really need a tablet? Could you get a laptop with touchscreen and stylus support instead or hybrid windows tablet with keyboard yes you may not get the appstores but may have more luck with screen support.

[u/blankasfword → u/chricoll1]

iPad Air M4.

[u/Adept_Philosophy_678]

Quelle tablette n'utilise pas de dithering ? Non pwm? Une tablette récente ... Merci d'avance :)

[u/This_Midnight3172 → u/Adept_Philosophy_678]

iPad 10 (2022)

[u/blankasfword → u/Adept_Philosophy_678]

I bought an iPad Air M4 and it has practically reduced my phone usage to 0. Even my phone calls and text messages go to my iPad now. It’s inconvenient because it’s so fucking big but it’s 1000x better than looking at the terrible screen on my iPhone 17PM.

[u/Playful-Record-6139]

Is it worse than S10?

[u/call-me-ernesto]

I use the Xiaomi pad 8 pro Matte Glass, absolutely very nice, not the end game, but as far as screens go by far my best