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Is Your Phone Blinding You? HONOR 90 Drops The Mic With Screen That Protects Your Eyes!

Your eyes will thank you.
Fairuz Shahar
18 Jul 2023, 05:56 PM

This article is sponsored by HONOR

Yang Yang and Honor 90Image via HONOR 

So, how long were you scrolling social media last night before you actually went to sleep? 🤭 As addictive as the internet can be, we know that prolonged screen exposure can mess with our eyes, making them dry and strained.

 

This is especially true if you’ve got an OLED screen

Most smartphones priced above RM1,000 in the market generally use OLED screens as manufacturers focus on achieving higher resolutions and refresh rates. But here’s the deal—while we enjoy the HD experience, these screens aren’t always eye-friendly.

 

This is because many OLED screens generally use a PWM dimming of 480Hz or a low 360Hz. PWM dimming is a capability that adjusts screen brightness by rapidly alternating between bright and dark—imagine flipping your light switch on and off many times.

The lower the frequency of this alternating cycle, the more noticeable the flickering becomes to the human eye, which can be harmful.

TLDR: Look for a smartphone with a higher PWM dimming frequency.

 

Here's a quick test to see if your phone screen is harming your eyes

 

  1. Lower the screen brightness
  2. Set the shutter speed to 1/1250s under professional mode

The more frequent, thicker, and darker the flickers are, the bigger the problem, and the more strain you'll feel in your eyes.

 

A person and bunch of flickers from various smartphonesImage via HONOR

 

But let’s be real—this is probably not going to stop most of us from using our phones. Fortunately, there’s a technology that can make phone screen time easier on our eyes, and you can find it in the latest HONOR smartphone.

 

HONOR 90 honours your eyes with an eye-protection tech!

Green HONOR 90Image via HONOR

HONOR 90 sets a new standard in smartphone eye protection with its risk-free 3,840Hz PWM high-frequency dimming feature. It's a total game-changer, incorporating technology that reduces eye fatigue when you lower the screen brightness.

 

Screen Flicker Risk Chart

Image via HONOR

There’s more. HONOR 90 has also obtained a flicker-free certification from TUV Rheinland, a global inspection service. That means you can enjoy a flicker-free experience while scrolling through your phone!

 

Low frequency dimming riskImage via HONOR

 

Got your eyes on HONOR 90? It's now available in Malaysia!

HONOR 90Image via HONOR

 

HONOR 90 starts at just RM1,799 for 256GB storage variant. If you want that extra storage, you can grab the 512GB option at RM2,099!

Guess what? When you snag one now, you'll score some cool freebies worth up to RM647*! These include HONOR Earbuds X5, an extra year of warranty, and a 180-day screen crack warranty! Pretty sweet deal, right?

 

Want a more affordable option? HONOR 90 Lite gotchu!

HONOR 90 Lite

Image via HONOR

For those who are on a budget, check out the HONOR 90 Lite priced at only RM1,099! You'll also get some fantastic gifts worth up to RM258*, including a pair of HONOR Earbuds X3 Lite and an extra year of warranty.

These free gifts are limited on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't dilly-dally! Swing by your nearest HONOR Experience store and grab them before they run out of stock! You can also visit HONOR Malaysia’s Facebook.

 

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