I’m curious if all of us have something in common, besides the phone obviously. Like sensitive eyes or stuff like that.
Since it is not OLED screen it’s not this pwn thing. To entirely eliminate possibility it has anything to do with Face ID cover either side of the notch with black electrical tape. Leave center speaker grill free. Now you either can turn off password or enter it manually each time to unlock. This will eliminate all infrared scans and conclusively show you if that is a cause.I bought my IPhone 11 last Friday and I’ve already been thinking about giving it back. Since the first minute of its use I’ve been having eyes strain, headache and sometimes even nausea. When I don’t use it the feeling goes away and when I start to use it again it comes back. I’m pretty sad about this because I really like the phone but I don’t think it worth it.
I already turn off the Face ID, reduced the intensity of the whites, reduced movements, but I’m still having problems. Obviously it’s not my first IPhone. I’ve had an IPhone 4, 6s, IPad 4, used various Macs and have never had anything.
It doesn’t even have the OLED screen so I can’t explain why is this happening.
Has anybody else been having similar problems?
People have tried this to no avail. Not only that, but apparently the flood light is always going off no matter if you turn Face ID off or not.Since it is not OLED screen it’s not this pwn thing. To entirely eliminate possibility it has anything to do with Face ID cover either side of the notch with black electrical tape. Leave center speaker grill free. Now you either can turn off password or enter it manually each time to unlock. This will eliminate all infrared scans and conclusively show you if that is a cause.
Did you ever get completely used to the max, or is it still so-so?I’m back on the pro max and while i don’t get headaches, and really my eyes don’t bug me either, I do get a ‘warm’ feeling and my stomach gets queasy. Not a ‘need to vomit’ feeling, just nauseous. Surely if it was pwm I’d have more symptoms than just that, right?
If you read what I suggested as a test you will see I DID NOT say turn Face ID off. By covering the notch with black electrical tape NO flood light will pass through the tape. Covering the emitter with opaque tape will allow the supposed affected person to test with 100% assurance no light is hitting them.People have tried this to no avail. Not only that, but apparently the flood light is always going off no matter if you turn Face ID off or not.
I’m not completely used to it, no. But I don’t think I can give up on it. I’m in Punta Cana and the photos are just amazing. We were at a lookout with a group and people asked if I’d take their pics and airdrop them because their phones either washed out the background or captured the background softly and made them dark as shadows. The capabilities of this phone as a camera are amazing. I’ve found I use all three cameras about equally. Today I used zoom a lot. Its ability to capture low light even without night mode is awesome. I have 7 more days. I don’t think I can return. But I’ll admit the 8 Plus is much easier on my eyes. Eye doctor confirmed my eyes are fine. It’s nothing medical like some try to suggest.Did you ever get completely used to the max, or is it still so-so?
Yeah it's all in our brains and what we can perceive. I have initiated a return for my 11. I'm sick of the headaches and feeling like I have an eyelash stuck in my eye. I am more pissed off I gave my iPhone 8+ up for $300 because I can't replace it for anywhere near that. So now I have no iPhone and it feels bad. I think my only hope is to wait YEARS for microLED. Good luck to you. I know the max would be very hard to give up.I’m not completely used to it, no. But I don’t think I can give up on it. I’m in Punta Cana and the photos are just amazing. We were at a lookout with a group and people asked if I’d take their pics and airdrop them because their phones either washed out the background or captured the background softly and made them dark as shadows. The capabilities of this phone as a camera are amazing. I’ve found I use all three cameras about equally. Today I used zoom a lot. Its ability to capture low light even without night mode is awesome. I have 7 more days. I don’t think I can return. But I’ll admit the 8 Plus is much easier on my eyes. Eye doctor confirmed my eyes are fine. It’s nothing medical like some try to suggest.
Is your 11 the pro with OLED screen?Yeah it's all in our brains and what we can perceive. I have initiated a return for my 11. I'm sick of the headaches and feeling like I have an eyelash stuck in my eye. I am more pissed off I gave my iPhone 8+ up for $300 because I can't replace it for anywhere near that. So now I have no iPhone and it feels bad. I think my only hope is to wait YEARS for microLED. Good luck to you. I know the max would be very hard to give up.
Nope, which is why I'm so damn confused. Several people on here who have PWM sensitivity have also had headaches from this LCD 11. Very oddIs your 11 the pro with OLED screen?
The chances of this are microscopic. If there was even a small% of defective phones, it would be all over the news. Too many of these phones are out there compared to the tiny amount of people complaining. I'm pretty sure it's an issue with the user, and we need to find something else. That's what I did.Is it possible that those of us having trouble might have phones which have some sort of defect in the display? Perhaps a different unit would cause no problems?
Have you tried covering the infrared lights in the notch? Take piece of black electrical tape and cover. You will need to manually enter unlock code. But it’s a test to see if that is causing your issues.Nope, which is why I'm so damn confused. Several people on here who have PWM sensitivity have also had headaches from this LCD 11. Very odd
Have you tried covering the infrared lights in the notch? Take piece of black electrical tape and cover. You will need to manually enter unlock code. But it’s a test to see if that is causing your issues.
This has happened to a good number of us on here with both the XR and 11. One member I know got his eyes checked and was perfectly normal.Probably worth getting your eyes tested in case you’re straining them and causing the headaches. Not heard of LCD causing this type of issue but it’s well known with OLED. If it was a wider issue with the iPhone 11 we’d have heard more than one case by now. Get yourself checked out.
I wonder if this is a FaceID issue rather than a screen issue after all? It’s definitely an obvious link.This has happened to a good number of us on here with both the XR and 11. One member I know got his eyes checked and was perfectly normal.
My situation is odd- I don’t get a headache or really any eye strain, but my eyes start feeling warm and dry. Like looking at the bbq grill when the flame is burning. So odd! I have brightness way, way down.
Turn it up and try it out for an extended period that way.
Is it possible that those of us having trouble might have phones which have some sort of defect in the display? Perhaps a different unit would cause no problems?