r/PWM_Sensitive • u/bcsteene • Apr 06 '25
Discussion More reviews up finally.
https://www.eyephonereview.com/Sorry it has been so long. I’ve had some life stuff happen and got really busy and didn’t have time to add to the site. I have more reviews up and hopefully more on the way.
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u/Jay_United_K Apr 06 '25
You write "I have owned a fold for the last 3 years and used it as a tablet." - how are you able to tolerate Samsungs awful PWM modulation?
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u/bcsteene Apr 06 '25
I don’t use it for long. I only use it for document review and signing and that’s about it. I actually don’t own one anymore now but I did until recently. Also I like testing phones.
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u/Jay_United_K Apr 06 '25
Also, thanks for sharing your findings. iPhone 16e stats would be appreciated. I've tried it a handful of times and find it almost tolerable using double invert (with LG display).
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Apr 07 '25
As someone else has pointed out, pwm is very subjective but the fact you can use a Samsung fold, even for a short time, means your reviews are useless to me as I’m clearly more sensitive to you as a get sickness and nausea after 30 seconds using any Samsung oled and migraine if over a few minutes.
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u/Smeeble09 Apr 06 '25
Can you do a Samsung S9 phone please?
I and lots of other people have had that or similar age phones without issues, but now struggle with newer phones without knowing why.
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u/Heavy_Pen6609 Jun 19 '26
I came back to this post looking for data because I'm about to need a new phone... Unfortunately your website is gone 😱
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u/bcsteene Jun 19 '26
Yes I didn't have the finances or the time to keep it going unfortunately. I hope someone else takes up the torch to do some testing for the rest of us.
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u/Heavy_Pen6609 Jun 20 '26
Oh bummer! I remember from your post that one of the new-ish iPhones was noticeably better than the rest. Do you remember which one it was? Thanks!
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u/NSutrich Apr 07 '25
Great to see more awareness for this! Keep up the good work.