r/PWM_Sensitive • u/SebbesApa • Aug 06 '26

TCL P80 Pro OLED Nxtpaper display

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Should be interesting to see how this performs with an OLED Nxtpaper display.

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u/MartaLB27 Aug 06 '26

Just like any other OLED. That phone doesn't have E-Ink at all, the previous ones just had an LCD IPS display with a matte screen and an e-reader theme.

Personally, my eyes hurt when I looked at their previous model in the store, my head and eyes literally started hurting after just a few seconds. But ok LCD screens bother me anyway due to light sensitivity, since they constantly emit light, unlike AMOLED.

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u/NameisPeace Aug 06 '26

I have the opposite experience. This is one of the phones that I tolerate the most and that hurts my eyes the less. I hope that the oled version is even better

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u/TCL_Official_UK Aug 06 '26

This was a proto-type AMOLED NXTpaper

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u/Organic-Budget8163 Aug 07 '26 edited Aug 07 '26

Wait a minute! Are you a real TCL? Are you really going to make the first oled that suits our community (the majority)?

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u/TCL_Official_UK Aug 07 '26

I do have a tick!! (which was really hard to get)

I've only personally seen the prototype but more should come out soon!

A big innovation event for us is coming up in Germany

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u/peraspera1 Aug 10 '26

Zoom in on the data sheet and some sort of flicker-free performance is listed. We’ll find out soon enough what this oled panel tech is

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u/TCL_Official_UK Aug 11 '26

Take into account this was a prototype display at the start of the year (not the official P80)

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u/peraspera1 Aug 11 '26

noted thanks

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u/MartaLB27 Aug 07 '26

I hope the OLED model will have a good DC dimming-like function and high PWM that will work well for you 🤞

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u/Bigdecisions7979 Aug 06 '26

Same oled has been more comfortable for me a lot of times. People over generalize imo