This model's PWM has an extremely high ripple factor and begins to hurt the eyes even when the brightness level is only slightly off from 100%. I was astonished since, when I upgraded from the Galaxy S7, the PWM was exactly the same and my eyes did not grow weary of the word. I naively thought that Samsung had learned how to properly adjust the ripple frequency so as not to hit the eyes (as it is already done in iPhones), but it appears that this is not the case. I noticed PWM on the S4, but not anymore on the S7. As a result, I set up the Oled Saver application, which gets rid of flicker and can regulate brightness automatically. I was concerned that Exynos would lag as well. But, everything has been working just Incredibly rapidly thus far. Overall, I'm content.
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