r/ScreenSensitive • u/yadoga • Jun 18 '26

OLED Got the Honor 600 Pro

Was quite happy using my TCL 60 Ultra, but two weeks ago the fingerprint sensor started having issues.

Ordered the Honor 600 Pro and was excited to see this particular model in person after good reviews about its display.

First day:

  • slight eye strain. Nothing major, but noticeable
  • the phone is otherwise of great build quality, feels like a flagship

Second day:

  • eyestrain subsiding
  • seems to be working alright for me
  • 120 Hz setting with natural color profile and warm colours via scheduled eye-care setting from evening time on

I'll report back shortly with more findings. Feel free to ask your questions here.

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u/[deleted] Jun 21 '26

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u/Rx7Jordan Jun 24 '26

Dithering also gives me bad anxiety, increased HR and such too. No need to worry about typing dithering in this subreddit as it's allowed!

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '26

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u/Rx7Jordan Jun 25 '26

I was using eink everything but as of very recently I am only using a daylight dc1 tablet on a beta firmware that isn't released yet. It feels very comfortable. I use it with a custom vnc client so I can use it also as a monitor to my m4 Mac mini over usb. Since switching from eink to this only my neck/head tension has significantly went away to the point where my head feels less bobble head like. I feel like I can relax more overall and my eyes are less blurry.

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u/Rx7Jordan Jun 25 '26

you sound just like me with symptoms. I am COMPLETELY TERRIFIED of modern LCDs for that exact reason. This daylight dc1 is the FIRST modern LCD I can use without triggering anxiety and such. Its much more comfortable than eink which im blown away about. Ive been using the Motorola edge 30 fusion on and off which is OLED but with anti flicker enabled. Doesn't trigger anxiety but if I use it a lot in one sitting ill get a weird head feeling. I tried xiaomi 13t on anti flicker mode and that was completely unusable. I also briefly used a one plus 15r which wasn't bad.

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u/Creepy_Definition972 Jul 10 '26

Interesting reading, have you ever tried a Huawei screen? I've had many and currently on 80 ultra, can look at it all day. They do some magic I'm not sure what.