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This year's #QatarWorld Cup# can be said to be dramatic, with Argentina losing 2-1 to Saudi Arabia, which is much lower in the world ranking, then Germany's upset loss to Asian Blue Samurai Japan, and England's goal battles against Iran and Spain against Costa Rica.
Although the World Cup was held in Qatar, many of the matches were played in the middle of the night. If the eye protection effect of the mobile phone used to watch the game is not good enough, then watching the game in a dark environment is still very damaging to the eyesight. It just so happened that I recently got the newly released #OPPO Reno9# Pro+, which supports 2160Hz UHF PWM dimming, so I also compared it with the Samsung S22+ with similar positioning. From the picture taken by the high-speed camera, it can be seen that the Reno9 Pro+ cannot see "black stripes" on the screen due to the higher dimming frequency, while the Samsung S22+ not only appears "black stripes" because it is 240Hz low-frequency PWM dimming, but also the density of the stripes is lower, and the impact on the human eye is stronger.
At the same time, of course, the higher the screen-to-body ratio of the game, the better the effect. The single knockout screen of the Reno9 Pro+ has fewer visual blocks than the "pill" digging holes of the two competing iPhone14 Pro and Huawei nova10 Pro, and the extremely narrow border further enhances the visual effect, and the chin is only 2.32mm. It can be said that Reno9 Pro+ may be the best "viewing artifact" during the World Cup. #OPPO Reno9 #
