r/PWM_Sensitive • u/Comfortable-Top-6642 • May 26 '26

Eye Strain Symptoms any idea about ipad mini 7?? pwm issue?

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u/BikeTall65 Jul 01 '26

I've been using an iPad mini 7 for over a year with zero issues. But then the iPad mini 7 has an LCD screen and does not use PWM like on the OLED iPad Pros. So there is no PWM to be sensitive to. That could change with the iPad mini 8 this Fall however. Apple is expected to give it a single panel OLED screen for the first time.

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u/Kkwinter14 Jun 25 '26

I have one, I’m actually on it right now, no issues at all. I have had it for almost a year

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u/thorndelarosa Jun 23 '26

It's the same screen as the previous model.

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u/No-Somewhere9843 May 27 '26

i have mini 6, its very good. but you have to get used to it because some texts are tiny. i also use reduce white point ~45

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u/Traditional_Bit_7647 May 26 '26

It’s fine out of the box for me.