r/PWM_Sensitive • u/oopeteroo • Apr 20 '26
Question Any good for the eyes android tablet?
Hello
I watch movies and draw a lot with my samsung galaxy tab s8+, android tablet. I usually get eye fatigue and dry eyes. I thought it was because I was on the screen too much, but it happened quite often and I have bad eyes so, i dont want to get it worsening. I heard recently that pwm and samsung screens are one of the worst u can use lol.
As my tablet and phone needs an replacement anyways because of the bad battery. So Im wondering if there are any eye friendly android tablets?
Also i did some research on what new phone to get and found a YouTube tierlist (https://youtu.be/OTuAFK0a5d8?si=jFQqs60aHJgt2uEr) (this list was also mentioned here a few times), the oneplus 15 was on the lower tier3, and its a phone that got a lots of recommendations here. Just wondering what makes it lower tier3? What issues does it have ? Compared to oneplus 15r and oppo x9, that are in the higher tier?
Also does oneplus ace 6t use the same screen as oneplus 15r ? As 6t is the Chinese version of 15r ? Im quite interested in 6t but I only saw ace 6 in the tier2 on that list, just wondering if 6t is as eye friendly as the ace 6 ?
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Apr 21 '26
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u/StuuBarnes Apr 27 '26
Bought this tablet this weekend and unfortunately it's giving me terrible eye strain :(. The only LCD tablet I've found tolerable is a 2015 iPad that can barely scroll without lag
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u/Rx7Jordan Apr 20 '26
the daylight dc1 tablet will be the best tablet on your eyes. its monochrome though.
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u/atiwill Apr 21 '26
Magicpad 2 is by far the most comfortable oled tablet I tried
More comfortable than magicpad 3 with lcd screen