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Yes-many do. It's difficult for PWM-sensitive Mac users right now, as the majority of Apple devices for years have had rough PWM and of course there is no hard
by leakycap 1y ago
Yes-many do.
It's difficult for PWM-sensitive Mac users right now, as the majority of Apple devices for years have had rough PWM and of course there is no hardware alternative.
I'm stuck on a MacBook from years ago because the only current MacBook I can buy is the Air line, which I'll probably buy soon to replace my aging 2018 MacBook.
No currently for sale iPhone is PWM-free. The iPhone 11 (non-Pro) was the last mainstream device Apple made with a PWM-free backlight. The SE 3 (2022) was also PWM-free, but is no longer available from Apple beyond what stock is still around.