People don't work on smartphones. At least adequate people do not look at the screen of an AMOLED smartphone for hours. People work for hours on laptops - this changes everything radically.
Current attempts to eliminate flicker on AMOLED laptops are immediately ruining their most vaunted advantage of "infinite" contrast and super black. Plus poor color depth and color reproduction with dc dimming scheme. Plus, their resource is always 1.5 or more times lower than that of IPS backlights. Which will lead to the need to change the screen after 3-4 years. Even the best AMOLED options, as local reviews show, are calibrated much worse in hardware than IPS, and moreover, AMOLED calibration floats much faster. Plus, their color resolution is often lower than that of IPS.
Today they can be used only in extremely narrow areas. For home and work, AMOLED screens should be avoided in every possible way, especially for children who are just developing the nervous system.
miniLED is complete bullshit even with 4000 zones. Halos around the letters on the borders of the zones are not removable. The only hope for microLED, but there will most likely also be flickering and glossy matrix - and then there is no point in them either.
As IPS was the best option for the eyes, it remained 20 years later ..
The main thing is that the contrast should be from 1500:1, all shades are visible, including dark ones, good real viewing angles from 178/178, in terms of contrast and brightness and the response time for B2W/G2G is no more than 10ms. Such panels are worth taking. But they are few and expensive. There is a shortage of quality IPS panels on the planet, like everything else.