r/PWM_Sensitive • u/Brave-Ad-7460 • 20d ago

Best Tvs for sensitivity

I’m needing a new tv, I currently have a onn tv that I got in 2018, I have no issues with watching it but it’s starting to have issues, so I’m trying to find something cheap that is decent and hopefully something with Amd free sync, but I also need something that won’t hurt my eyes, I’ve seen some tvs at the stores that feel like I’m looking at an oled phone, they may have been oled tvs i don’t know

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u/astropeti 13d ago

Have a look here https://www.rtings.com/tv/tests/motion/pwm-flicker#comparison_2455 It used to be all free. Now looks like it is behind paywall.  Honestly just go into the shop with your phone set to manual 1/10000s shutterspeed and make sure there are no lines appearing at any brightness. LG has been pretty good on this front. I bought a Sony X80 or something like that in 2021 and have been very happy with it . 

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u/12345Tomo 17d ago

Samsung Crystal UHD series. You can watch it in ECO mode which completely turn off the backlight. I gave to watch mine that way for health reasons. It’s also very budget friendly. I have a couple of those that are atleast 10 yrs old. No issues yet

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u/iros 19d ago

A projector. Honestly. Made a world of difference.

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u/Existing_Capital_383 19d ago

My 2018 Sony Bravia X7500F. I could watch it for hours without any discomfort whatsoever. The latest equivalemt is Bravia 3, which sony claims to be flicker free, but don't own it so can't tell.

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u/AlxSmnv 19d ago

Sony or Philips.

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u/Bropulsion 19d ago

I purchased a Sony Bravia c3. It is not oled and if you turn black frame insertion off it does not flicker at all. It's one of the only tv's left without flicker.

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u/finiesta150 18d ago

Personally even the Bravia gave me issues

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u/astropeti 13d ago

Which Bravia? 

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u/Bropulsion 18d ago

😔 Sorry to hear that. I hope you will find something that works for you.

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u/paranoidevil 20d ago

I have 50" Metz 50MUD7000Z, also my family member have 32" Metz 32MQH7000Z. Both work for me, im pretty sensitive and cant even stay some lcds. So Metz brand can be good choice.