u/Sategac

I visited a local electronics store in Slovakia and checked the Pixel 11 Pro. In Accessibility Settings I enabled a setting for sensitive eyes (480hz) and shot with a 1/6400 shutter speed the screen of the Pixel 11 Pro with 100% brightness, 75% and 25% and 0%..

As you can see lines are deep dark black so PWM modulation will be around 99% and this will be terrible for the eyes. In the coming days I am 100% sure that Nick will confirm the same. I also tested the vanilla Pixel 11 it's the same in terms of modulation... don't kill me for my basic explanation:)

Hello friends, have any of you tried the latest Oppo flagship, Oppo Find X9 Ultra? I know it's a phone with LTPO, but at least for people less/moderately sensitive, the phone could be usable.

I found this YouTube video

https://youtu.be/hu5u3S1LwM4?si=pSTyo8QHBYlCW-bV.

and modulation doesn't look bad,mainly if you compare it with other Chinese flagships.like vivo x300 ultra.