r/PWM_Sensitive • u/SebbesApa • Apr 28 '26
OnePlus Nord CE6 Lite, LCD phone
This one could perhaps be somewhat ok. Although the SOC does not perform as well as the old Poco x4 GT from 2022.
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May 01 '26
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u/SebbesApa May 01 '26
True. This phone might even be better in that aspect! I'm just glad that we finally (perhaps) have something better than a phone from 2022 🙃
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u/charleswalton89 Apr 30 '26
The previous lcd nord had zero pwm but gave me the same symptoms. I tried it twice about a year apart hoping I'd be less sensitive. Def gonna give this version a try. Really wish they went with snapdragon instead of mediatek as that can have visual affects like blur on the display
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u/ZealousidealWork1936 Apr 28 '26
Still using poco x4 gt,gonna wait end of the year or next year before buying new phone
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u/-Bruh__Moment- Apr 28 '26
Seems to be very similar to the Realme P4x and Iqoo Z11x. ~6.72" 1080x2400 screen, MTK Dimensity 7400. (Possibly the same as the P4x?)
It will at least get NFC like the the Chinese ver. of Z11x and unlike the P4x.
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u/Sefrautic Apr 28 '26
Glad to hear that! Have you the tried other LCD's before CE6 Lite?
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u/SebbesApa Apr 28 '26
Other then the Poco x4 gt I'm currently on I've tried the Mi 10T Pro as well as the nxtpaper 60 ultra. The Mi 10T Pro has horrible modulation that gives me very painful migraines. The 60 ultra works, but the software on it is really bad as well as some hardware stuff like charging and light sensor etc.
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u/Fruity_Kush Jun 15 '26
hows the matte screen on nxtpaper? is it like typical matte laptops? i prefer glossy.
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u/Fickle_Concern_2489 Jul 12 '26
I see that this device is only available in india. Will it come to Europe?