u/AndrewS702

I do think it’s cool that there’s two decimal points when viewing the ratings of shows and its episodes, but honestly I’d to have the option to just simplify it and see its rating by one decimal point. I know that does show up for most recent episode, but I’d like it for ease of use for me.

I know there’s few actual 4K 120Hz TVs, but this would be for my bedroom, so 42-43” is the most I’m willing to go for size. I was thinking of 48”-50” because it opens more options, but my mom and I agreed 42-43” is the best fit for my room as neither of us wanted it taking up too much space by my wall.

I’m just asking this incase I go with something lower budget than some of the OLEDs I was looking at (also afraid of if it being dim or straining my eyes so I’m keeping options open outside of OLED), and most 43” I see only do 60Hz but I’ve seen some that do 120Hz with 1080p and 1440p options but I’m not sure which TVs all do that. I usually go with Samsung TVs, do the M70H and QN70H allow 120Hz at lower res? Does TCL have any that do this? I don’t really trust Hisense or LG LEDs. I know Sony has their Bravia 3 II 43” with native 4K 120Hz, but just out of curiosity do their other models do lower res 120Hz with motion technology?

Hey yall, is there an option I can only showcase one decimal point .0 than two .00 when I’m looking at the ratings of shows and episodes?

Hey yall, I’ve had the Innocn 25M2S 24.5” mini LED IPS for some time now, since around October 2025, you may call me dumb for keeping it despite the issues I’ve been describing. Anyway, I’ve been having real bad eye strain when gaming on this thing. I have it paired with an Xbox Series X on 120Hz, and idk why but after a few minutes of gaming I get eye strain.

The weird thing is that the eye strain doesn’t happen every time, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn’t.. Also I struggle with eye travel and tracking on it. Definitely makes it harder on my eyes when I genuinely struggle to make eyes look wherever because they will get stuck looking on a certain area. I used to use a TN monitor and I never had eye strain issue. I wonder if it’s a motion thing? Maybe my glasses? I can watch movies on it usually without too much issue (sometimes it happens) but god forbid I wanna game on it for more than 5-10 mins.

It’s been super frustrating, it’s caused me to not really enjoy getting on the game that much because the thing randomly decides when it wants to screw with my eyes. Like my eyes genuinely feel sick sometimes looking at it. And I’m not even certain if the thing uses DC or PWM, different sources have told me either or, which doesn’t help. I can look at my OLED iPhone with PWM for long periods of time and it doesn’t hurt my eyes. It’s weird because IPS is supposed to be one of the better panels for the eyes. Maybe it’s the way the panel is itself?

I also literally have it on warm temperature, turned down some saturation, sometimes use low blue light feature and it’s not enough. I never heard anyone else say that they had eye strain with this monitor, those who I’ve seen had it say it’s super comfortable for them and they can look at it for hours.

Ik yall are gonna say there’s 32” monitors, but I think there should be an actual OLED TV that is 32”. With the improved brightness that TVs have compared to monitors and the more casual feel compared to monitors where it’s mostly geared toward PC and competitive use, a 32” OLED TV would be so good for casual console and media usage.