richiesuk
Novice Member
Dear all.
I am being unlucky at the moment, tried 2 TVs home and both caused me eye fatigue after 5-10 mins watching regardless the source (netflix, or HD tv box).
First tv was LG 55UN7100
Second was Sony KD-55XH9299 (100Hz).
After returning LG I read some reviews and forums and found out the all modern LCD tvs use PWM, LG 120Hz, Sony 720Hz but still causing me eye fatigue.
I have been staring pc monitors for the last 12 yrs and never had this instant eye fatigue.
Found a list on Rtings.com regarding this flickering and PWM and only few older Sony Xh80p and X85J mentioned as having flicker free backlights.
I watched some 39 inch old LG 50hz tv a lot and bever had any issues
has anyone experienced similar issues and found some solutions?
I am being unlucky at the moment, tried 2 TVs home and both caused me eye fatigue after 5-10 mins watching regardless the source (netflix, or HD tv box).
First tv was LG 55UN7100
Second was Sony KD-55XH9299 (100Hz).
After returning LG I read some reviews and forums and found out the all modern LCD tvs use PWM, LG 120Hz, Sony 720Hz but still causing me eye fatigue.
I have been staring pc monitors for the last 12 yrs and never had this instant eye fatigue.
Found a list on Rtings.com regarding this flickering and PWM and only few older Sony Xh80p and X85J mentioned as having flicker free backlights.
I watched some 39 inch old LG 50hz tv a lot and bever had any issues
Image Flicker Of TVs: Black Frame Insertion
Image flicker is when each frame is only displayed for a short time, with black frames inserted between. Flickering the image displayed on a TV influences how clear movement appears to be when tracked across the screen.
www.rtings.com
has anyone experienced similar issues and found some solutions?