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OLED monitor momentum expected to continue — analysts expect 1.34 million units shipped by year end
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Can someone with more brains than I have explain why my Pixel 7 gives me blurry vision, but my computer monitors and old Samsung do not?
Because if monitors are heading this way, I might have a problem.
Do you use it in dark mode with a completely black background and white text? You get pretty nasty retinal afterimages from closely clustered bright spots like that, and can make the center of your vision blurry/hazy for a few seconds to minutes. It's a harmless temporary effect, but can be a minor annoyance.
I use dark mode, but I turned on the night light feature and at some point, I think I adjusted the black down so it wasn't so black?
It's so bad that I can't use my phone for more than a few minutes at a time because I can't do anything else after that. My eyes are so blurry I don't feel safe driving.