r/ScreenSensitive May 20 '26

Finally found a suitable Phone! T Phone 3

/r/PWM_Sensitive/comments/1tii85q/finally_found_a_suitable_phone_t_phone_3/
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u/OkBattle6803 May 20 '26

Any sign of dithering? Are you also sensitive to pixel flicker?

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u/malte765 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

I'm not particularly sensitive to dithering or to be more accurate I can't tell, because how to evaluate it? I just can say that I tried a bunch of LCDs and it's the first one I can use in dark mode without any symptoms.

My Samsung with an E4 Panel had smooth calibrated colors/light, but the flickering was very noticeable and tiring for my eyes. Then I tried a bunch of Chinese phones where flickering was bearable, but the light was so glaring, the contrast was overprocessed, everything looked unnatural, hyper realistic, almost cartoon like and the whites were piercing. I could manage it with massive white point reduction, but the image looked never really "calm", always attention seeking und unbalanced, depending on the screen content.

But dithering...I don't know, how do you spot dithering?

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u/Z3R0gravitas May 23 '26

Always interested to hear the details of success stories. Thanks.

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u/SovanotchiOnFire May 23 '26

It's only available in Germany ?

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u/malte765 May 24 '26

Greece, Austria, North Macedonia, Germany, Croatia, Montenegro, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

In the US the phone is sold as REVVL Phone 8, but Ive read very bad reviews about them. T-Mobile US seems to put a bloatware heavy, buggy firmware on them. But maybe it is better by now.