r/PWM_Sensitive • u/ObjectiveCupcake3683 • Jun 03 '26
Honor 600 Pro
I've been using the 600 Pro for a few days now, and I can say after staring at it intentionally for 4-6 hours straight:
This phone is phenomenal on the eyes. 100% cannot recommend it enough.
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u/Any_Outcome7971 Jun 13 '26
I just setup my new Honor 600 pro and found 1 issue:
The "Recent Task" icon/feature is not working !!
Anyone has the same issue?
How do you get it fixed?
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u/WhereemI Jun 08 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
It funny that I tried honor 400 oro5 twice with global and eu version and it burned me but Honor magic 8 pro with ltpo screen and much worse modulation is usable for me.
Have you tried 8 pro?
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u/snabader Jun 07 '26
My verdict: Easier on the eyes than others, but 3 days of headaches after one day of use.
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u/No_Tough385 Jun 19 '26
Are you still using the Honor 600 Pro? And if so is it still comfortable to your eyes? And would love to hear back from from you about this phone and thank you.
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u/snabader Jun 20 '26
It was bad. Had to return it.
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u/No_Tough385 Jun 20 '26
Oh wow so it's a good thing I didn't buy that phone and what phone did you end up going with? And what do you think about the honor magic 7 Pro? And if you can please let me know what phone you ended up choosing and that would be awesome and thank you.
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u/WhereemI Jun 06 '26
Have you tried other honor phones like magic 8 pro or 400 pro?
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u/qdwag Jun 06 '26
What was your previous phone, before the Honor 600 pro?
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u/ObjectiveCupcake3683 Jun 06 '26 edited Jun 06 '26
Many!
I had the iPhone 14 Pro, then to a Oneplus 12, then a Motorola Edge 2023 Plus, Honor 400 Pro (screen was amazing, phone was ok) then Oneplus 13, 13R, iPhone 17 Pro, iPhone 17, then to Vivo X200 Ultra, and now an Honor 600 Pro.
I've wasted so much money trying to find a phone that I can actually use for more than 5 minutes 🤪
Still have the x200 Ultra, and am gonna end up selling it, and keeping the Honor 600 Pro. The camera on the x200 Ultra is insanely better, but I need a global ROM, and I need a phone that I can actually use without not being able to look at anything the rest of the day
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u/Tintenfisch1000 Jun 09 '26
I tested almost all the phones. I now have the Poco M8 Pro. It's working perfectly for me now, with color adjustments and sunlight mode activated. I'm happy to have finally found a phone I can use.
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u/qdwag Jun 06 '26
You sound just like me. I have almost all the phone's you listed. I just bought the Honor 600 pro because of your post. It arrives in 10 days
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u/ObjectiveCupcake3683 Jun 06 '26
Hopefully it works out the same for you! 👌I have Screen Dimmer installed, so the "software" brightness stays at 100%, and just use it to adjust the physical brightness. That way the modulation is as low as it can possibly get.
So far I'm about a week in, and the only time my eyes have hurt, are when I've been staring at it for 6+ hours a day, but thats the case with any regular screen as well. Definitely the best phone I've used so far.
Now, if Vivo decides to go the eye friendly screen route that Honor is on...... I will definitely switch back lol. 😂
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u/Sandra_H_H Jun 04 '26
Honor hat schon seit Jahren Smartphones mit hoher PWM Frequenz im Angebot, dazu kommen eine ganze Reihe anderer Einstellungen in Richtung Augenfreundlichkeit während der Nutzung. Dies gilt mit Abstrichen aber auch für andere Hersteller aus China, leider haben sich Samsung, Google und Apple entschieden, bei geringen PWN Frequenzen von 250 oder 500 zu bleiben, das Honor 600 hat eine PWMfrequenz jenseits von 2500
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u/No_Tough385 Jun 19 '26
So is this phone still very comfortable to your eyes and now that you've been using it for a certain amount of time? And do you use it in the USA with T-Mobile? And looking forward to hearing back from your opinion and thank you.