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OLED for sensitive eyes? 10/25/25(Sat)13:17:29 No.107005711
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OLED for sensitive eyes? Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)13:17:29 No.107005711 Archived
Tried some OLED TVs years ago but they all caused me headache / eye strain in dark room viewing.

I'm pretty sure it's due to flicker - seems like OLED inherently has a drop in brightness on refresh as shown in pic related graph from RTINGS.

Curious if anyone with sensitive eyes had any luck with the newer, higher refresh rate OLEDs?
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Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)13:39:29 No.107005914
Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)13:39:29 No.107005914
>>107005711
https://ledstrain.org/
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Anonymous
10/25/25(Sat)17:26:14 No.107007554
Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)17:26:14 No.107007554
>>107005914
interesting site, thanks.
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10/25/25(Sat)21:34:30 No.107009323
Anonymous 10/25/25(Sat)21:34:30 No.107009323
genetic dead end
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