Honor 90 (8GB+256GB)|200MP Main & 50MP Selfie Camera (price inclusive of launch offers)

very high price ...

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Simbha3 wrote:

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Censuresh wrote:
bro, the prices are seen now, updatation expected on launch

Ok sir. 

45k for Snapdragon 7tg Gen Processor..? No way..!

What the F price

highly overpriced... flopped show like HMD NOKIA

Bhag ea kon lega. 😂

No charger

Better to go with Mi 12 pro..

we require no special sale for price fall, within no time it will be happen. don't buy, hope no one will buy!

Is it.... 

5k tws goodies + 3k bank discount plus 2k exchange =10k off from 38k to get the 28k?😳

Simbha3 wrote:

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@dexter_greycells @job4ram @anand336633624 @ramakrishna99899570 @Censuresh @some1anywhere @bikidas2060    AS honor is claiming safe and comfortable experience by eliminating eye health risks posed by PWM Dimming technology IS there any other mobiles under 30k range to offer safest for eyes. The reason i'm asking because my chldren uses the mobile most, so i'm worrying about their eyes. Please suggest.

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I am not an expert at this but the health risk comes from focusing on a 6" screen with bad postures and ergonomics. I don't think one or the other dimming technology is going to make one or the other phone a lot safer.

If you are that worried about your kids' eyes and if it is feasible, have them use a desktop with a 24-27" monitor at over an arm's length in a computer chair with the keyboard at elbow level with bright daywhite white lights overhead. I discourage laptops for kids because they encourage bad posture and most kids don't handle laptops carefully enough (e.g. using it on a bed with mattress, holding it by the screen, shutting down the lid hard when angry, not seeing if the charging cord is getting bent etc). If they must use a phone then use app timers and parental / app locks.

P.S. - I have always disliked every single Chinese phone manufacturer for keeping software secondary (especially Android upgrades) ever since smartphones appeared. Yes, some are finally matching Samsung (4 OS upgrades / 5 yrs of security patches) for only their flagships out of shame nowadays but now there are even more reasons to have a personal hatred for everything Chinese.

Subhodayam wrote:

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@dexter_greycells @job4ram @anand336633624 @ramakrishna99899570 @Censuresh @some1anywhere @bikidas2060    AS honor is claiming safe and comfortable experience by eliminating eye health risks posed by PWM Dimming technology IS there any other mobiles under 30k range to offer safest for eyes. The reason i'm asking because my chldren uses the mobile most, so i'm worrying about their eyes. Please suggest.

Any mobile that uses an LCD panel has DC dimming technique. Avoid OLED. 🙂🙂🙂

Subhodayam wrote:

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@shaqib19

@guest_999

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@avgn

@kshmr

@Mayavi

@dexter_greycells @job4ram @anand336633624 @ramakrishna99899570 @Censuresh @some1anywhere @bikidas2060    AS honor is claiming safe and comfortable experience by eliminating eye health risks posed by PWM Dimming technology IS there any other mobiles under 30k range to offer safest for eyes. The reason i'm asking because my chldren uses the mobile most, so i'm worrying about their eyes. Please suggest.

This doesn't seem to be a significant risk. Much more important is the total screen time and the display brightness (too high even in dim or even totally dark environments). Of course nowadays nutritional deficiencies even in affluent families is another pressing concern. Google DES. By and large temporary and complete recovery is possible after some weeks of cessation. 

LIMBO wrote:

This doesn't seem to be a significant risk. Much more important is the total screen time and the display brightness (too high even in dim or even totally dark environments). Of course nowadays nutritional deficiencies even in affluent families is another pressing concern. Google DES. By and large temporary and complete recovery is possible after some weeks of cessation. 

It's bro I can't tolerate more than 30-35% of brightness indoors with bulbs on

For sustained longer hours

Although it looks good screen experience in bit higher brightness

In my opinion it largely affects eyes

bikidas2060 wrote:

Any mobile that uses an LCD panel has DC dimming technique. Avoid OLED. 🙂🙂🙂

One more thing if pwm frequency is high then eye won't get affected by it. 🙂🙂🙂

rocky015 wrote:

It's bro I can't tolerate more than 30-35% of brightness indoors with bulbs on

For sustained longer hours

Although it looks good screen experience in bit higher brightness

In my opinion it largely affects eyes

Your sensitivity to bulbs is not related to PWM based dimming as the vast majority can't be dimmed at all!

Auto brightness, even in iOS devices always seem to prefer higher brightness than necessary so I have setup Tasker take charge. 

I don't care for LED bulbs as well so for reading purposes I still use a good old CFL tubelight though most of the time I use a tablelamp (fitted with an LED but with a filter to result in warm yellow light ). 

Subhodayam wrote:

@LIMBO

@shaqib19

@guest_999

@getready

@avgn

@kshmr

@Mayavi

@dexter_greycells @job4ram @anand336633624 @ramakrishna99899570 @Censuresh @some1anywhere @bikidas2060    AS honor is claiming safe and comfortable experience by eliminating eye health risks posed by PWM Dimming technology IS there any other mobiles under 30k range to offer safest for eyes. The reason i'm asking because my chldren uses the mobile most, so i'm worrying about their eyes. Please suggest.

How android?... Restriction lifted? Still play store won't be available?

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From ₹26499

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Star_Chaser wrote:

How android?... Restriction lifted? Still play store won't be available?

Star_Chaser wrote:

How android?... Restriction lifted? Still play store won't be available?

Restrictions on Huawei