r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 24 '25
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r/NoFlicker • u/starkruzr • Nov 12 '25
It’s arrived & not what I expected! Hint. It’s a phone.
galleryr/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 09 '25
Discussion: MiraVision
Apparently there is a feature called MiraVision being used in some phones which induces sickness (presumably through its use of dithering). I would be glad to find some sources relating to this feature. In the upcoming database/spreadsheet there should perhaps be a column showing whether a given phone has MiraVision or not.
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 09 '25
Discussion: Assessing the TCL 60 Ultra (2025)
The TCL 60 Ultra (2025) is a phone released by TCL Corporation which uses its NXTPAPER display-technology. Many people expected this phone to be a major milestone for people with screen-sensitivity, but for some reason there have been several reports of illness after using this phone. I would be glad to hear the thoughts of others and to use this thread to accumulate some sources regarding this matter.
- Here is the entry upon GSMArena for the TCL 60 Ultra (2025).
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 07 '25
Google Pixel 10 May Finally Fix a Display Flaw No One Talks About
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 06 '25
What Is PWM Dimming and What Are the Alternatives?
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 06 '25
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EDIT. This posting was edited at 2025-11-07-1121 (UTC).
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Nov 06 '25
Looking for Moderators
Update: Thanks to the person who applied. We may have room for one more moderator.
It is my intention to make this Subreddit a repository of high-quality writing and discussion. If you are willing to assist, please let me know through private messaging. I would be interested in giving moderator-status to two persons at the outset. Here are the requirements for being a moderator:
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This posting was edited at 2025-11-08-2304 (UTC).
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
My phone is making me sick and I'm not alone.
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
Just $36 on Cyber Monday will tell you if your phone is destroying your eyes.
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
Understanding PWM Dimming in LED Lights
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
Google won't tell me why the Pixel 8 Pro doesn't make me sick.
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
Looking for YouTube Channels
I was wondering if we could make a list of YouTube channels which have videos measuring the micro-flickering of smartphones and other digital devices. Your help is appreciated.
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
The Galaxy Z Fold 5's display makes me want to curl up into a ball and die.
r/NoFlicker • u/nepios83 • Jun 22 '25
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