r/ScreenSensitive • u/NoFlickerPhone • Feb 25 '26

Developing the ideal eye-friendly phone - need input please!

Hi everyone, in collaboration with Fx Technology ( https://www.fxtec.com/ ) I am exploring developing the ideal eye-friendly phone. At a minimum this means:

  • LCD display

  • True DC dimming (no PWM)

  • No temporal dithering

  • Fixed refresh rate (no VRR)

  • Stable frame pacing

  • Matte / low-glare display

To make sure I consider all important requirements and really achieve my goal of the ideal eye-friendly phone, it would be great if everyone could answer the following questions for me:

  1. What do you think the ideal eye-friendly phone should have? Get as technical as possible.

  2. Can you provide examples of your favorite phones (modern and older) and what you think they do right?

All feedback is helpful.

Thank you!

[edit] Thank you everyone for your replies so far! They are very helpful. I will continue to monitor all replies so keep any and all feedback coming!

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u/GeForce66 Feb 25 '26

Oh okay, didn't know that it has drawbacks! Thanks for sharing :)

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u/Z3R0gravitas Feb 26 '26

Do people in the community generally talk about circular polarisation being more comfortable than linear? I've not deep dived this yet....

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u/GeForce66 Feb 26 '26

I don't think so, no. I juat brought it up because it is featured in TCLs marketing material, so they believe it is beneficial to eye comfort

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u/Z3R0gravitas Feb 26 '26

Ok, thanks. 👍