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I bought a monitor a couple years ago that has a "Low Blue Light" feature you can turn on/off. At first I didn't like it. It kind of dulls the screen down and
by oblib 8y ago
I bought a monitor a couple years ago that has a "Low Blue Light" feature you can turn on/off.
At first I didn't like it. It kind of dulls the screen down and makes things look greener. But after using it for a couple months, along with a couple other monitors on my desk, my eyes were getting tired so I turned the feature on and used it for a few days to see if I could get used to it.
When I switched it back off afterwards I was pretty shocked at how much more my eyes were instantly stressed. I turned it back on and have left it on since. I also turned the blue down on my other two monitors. And I can feel the difference when I set them back to their defaults too.
I don't think I'd like it for TV, though I might get used to it as well, but for coding and surfing the web it works for me.