How to alleviate extreme eye pain and migraine-like headaches from MacBook Pro M4 screen in any time of the day?

You are making wild accusations against Apple here. And Apple uses many of the same style panels as other laptop manufacturers. You said you had the same issue with an Asus notebook. The problem here is not what lcd panels Apple uses on the MacBook Pro. You are the problem. See an ophthalmologist. You may need some kind of corrective or filtered lens, contacts.

bewareofyikes wrote:

I am not accusing anything here, merely conveying what people have said about this. What do you care so much man? I don't get it. are you the lawyer of the company, geez? Also I am not saying I don't have a problem. It is possible that my eyes are quite sensitive to "sth about this Macbook". however, this does not mean necessarily that solely I have the problem. anything is possible.

See a doctor. We users can not diagnose your eye issues.

bewareofyikes wrote:

Are you for real? I mean, what a suggestion right. Where in exactly I ask you to diagnose my problem? I am trying to reach out people who had undergone some sort of a similar situation. And also some others who are kind and clever enough to consider other possibilities as to why it might be?

I know that if I was experiencing the symptoms you describe I would not be seeking advice from random users in a global technical help community. I would be seeking professional medical advice. But you are free to do what you think best to help your medical issue.

so like please just talk about your experiences and what you did if you had this painstaking problem.

Have you told Apple about your experiences?

Since you asked, a long time ago Apple released a software update that resulted in a vague visual discomfort that I could not express any better other than to say something had changed that caused the Mac to be uncomfortable and fatiguing to use for more than about a half hour. I told Apple about it, and it was addressed in a subsequent update. No more discomfort. I do not know exactly what they changed, but they contacted me later to follow up.

Bottom line, if you don't tell Apple about it nothing is going to happen. Nothing may happen anyway, but given the number of different Mac models and the variety of displays used even within a single model means it will be unreasonable to expect anyone to come up with a solution for you.

My suggestion? Turn down the brightness. Most people I casually observe are staring at a display I would find intolerably bright.

It’s very clear you are trying to pin this on Apple and not a medical condition you might have. To what end?