Eyesafe, blue light and Innolux panels

EyeDiscomfortCertificate

Here as an interesting observation I made:
- the least amount of eye-strain related complaints I've heard is about the monitors with Innolux panels (m28u, m32u etc)
- Innolux panels (at least the 144 hz ones) use very aggressive blue light shift (+10 nm) compared to other panels with blue light spectrum tweaks (usually +5 nm)
- Other monitors (newest LGs and HPs) with eyesafe certification (blue light spectrum shift) also seem to be more comfortable than regular 450nm peak displays.

What appears that Eyesafe certificate is actually not bullshit and a real deal. Even if it won't improve someones eye comfort, it will make it safer for eyes anyway. Worth paying attention.

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EyeDiscomfortCertificate Eyesafe customer service was very helpful to me. They were unable to ship to me in Canada, but I ordered to a US address their blue-light blocking screen protectors, which apparently do not have a tint. For my trouble, they sent a free screen protector for my monitor. I have yet to visit the US address, but when I try the screen protectors I will report my experience.

Here is the address for the screen protectors I bought: https://shop.eyesafe.com/

Also I should mention that I am able to use a Samsung monitor, the U28R550, which uses a blue-light shifted Innolux IPS panel. It, along with the Intel Arc A770 LE, has allowed me to play some computer games on occasion, something that I had given up.

EyeDiscomfortCertificate

Sorry did not answer earler, but thanks a lot I did not know they sell the protection film separately too (pricey though).