r/ScreenSensitive

Changes to my channel
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Changes to my channel

Hey all,

Before I begin, I wanted to thank you if you've been watching my videos up to this point. The channel has grown leaps and bounds over the past two years as I've begun primarily focusing on PWM/flicker coverage, and a huge chunk of that has to do with the wonderful folks on this subreddit.

I haven't historically promoted my content on here, but there have been a few changes in my life recently that have warranted a change. First off, I'm no longer writing at Android Central. My full-time position was eliminated last week, and that puts me in a unique position to start making YouTube content full-time instead. Previously, I only had enough time to make 3-4 videos per month, and now I'm going to make a lot more than that. It's a goal I wasn't sure I'd ever achieve, but I believe now is the right time for it.

To go along with the change, I've launched memberships on my channel today. It's a simple one-tier program that I've priced at $5.99 per month (or the equivalent in your currency; YT does the conversion). Right now, membership gets you access to loyalty badges, custom emoji handmade by me (with no AI), priority replies to comments, early access to new videos (whenever possible), photos and status updates as I work so you can give me feedback and influence my videos, and member shout-outs.

Here's a quick announcmeent video about it, if you'd like to see it: https://youtu.be/P4u4BzuDL9c

I hope to build this program and make it feel worthwhile for the people subscribed, and I hope this is a good starting point. I want to emphasize that non-members will not be missing out on content. I'm not gatekeeping videos, as I want to keep my content publicly available for educational reasons and hopefully to continue influencing device manufacturers to prioritize eye (and human) health when making their products.

I've been reviewing devices since 2011 and have made a lot of friends along the way. I've got the connections. I've got the devices. Now, I've also got the time to 100%-focus on ways to help this cause even more publicly than before. Obviously, I still have to make an income, though, and memberships are a part of that.

If that appeals to you, please visit this link, and thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCskI-mZ9fWNvMz2edgc1sWQ/join

What things will look like going forward:

I plan on posting results here regularly. As I said before, self-promotion has never been my strong suit, but it's time for a change. I expect this will facilitate more discussion and more visibility for each device. Additionally, I'd like to do more deep dives and explain the results so people understand why things are "good" or "bad." I didn't have time for this previously, and I want to prioritize that now. Thanks for reading, and please let me know what you think!

u/NSutrich — 8 days ago
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Reposting, need help with oppo find x9 display

Recently purchased oppo find x9, but I cannot look at the screen. Having a sharp needle piercing sensation in my eyes. Please suggest any remedies.

Currently I got a matte screen protector and also disabled hw overlay in developer settings which somewhat helped but not completely. I should have looked into this before buying but there were no display units available anywhere for x9 so here I am.

Also I did not have any issues with my previous realme gt master edition and also used my friends 17 pro Max for several days and had no problems.

u/Inevitable_Second610 — 8 days ago

looking for assistant

hi have four eye conditions and me/cfs with brain fog and just cant figure this stuff out. i need someone to listen to voice messages about my symtpoms and offer clear instructions for my other assistants so that they can change settings on my fairphone 3+ and Lenovo Thinkpad so I can use them again, or offer ideas for suitable replacements. i dont know if the cause is dithering, pwm, etc. IDK I can barely read a screen for more than 30 seconds and unfortunately my E-Ink Device (Onyx NoteAir5) causee pain after a while as well.

I will pay. please send a pn if interested.

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u/nieps7 — 8 days ago
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Symptoms worse after battery replacement?

Have you ever noticed a worsening in symptoms (whether they're due to blue light, sharpening, d!th3ring) after replacing the battery of your phone?

i'm gonna try to switch from an iphone xr to an iphone 14/15, but i may will have to replace the battery and i want to at least predict whether something's gonna change in the graphics

thanks and sorry for my incorrect english

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u/alessandrosk — 8 days ago

What are your current secure devices: smartphones, monitors, and laptops?

We all have problems with the devices currently on the market, but we've probably all found a nearly successful or even successful combination for the devices we regularly use.

To help all those who suffer from these problems, have you managed to find effective and safe devices such as smartphones, monitors, and laptops?

Thank you.

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u/Alienaction — 8 days ago

Handheld game devices

These are the game devices i used these last 2 years:

>Switch - totally fine

>Steam deck lcd - totally fine

>Arbernic RG DS - totally fine

>Retroid pocket flip 2 - eyes burn in 15 min of use

>Asus rog ally x 2024 - eyes burn and cry after 15-30 min of use

>Lenovo legion go s - totally fine

Post your experiencies with handhelds.

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u/futurist207 — 8 days ago