Hi, as per title, anyone using anti blue light lenses to block those supposedly harmful blue light from LED display (computer monitor, smartphone, TV)?

Kindly share your experience whether it work or not? If can pls share what brand you use?

Considering this, clip on as I already wear glasses.
https://shopee.com.my/Cyxus-Clip-On-Clear-L...39047.891440048

Some of anti blue light lenses come with this sort of test card to let buyer test how effective their lens are blocking blue light




This post has been edited by iGamer: Dec 7 2020, 03:22 PM

It works, I prefer it with blue filter, when I try to wear contact lens, damn those rays feel like hot oil in ma eyez.

placebo...marketing hype

wear already..cannot see jav..

ohwai

Why don’t you just set night mode on your screen.

Some games i used to reduce brightness if not will get tired quickly. Now wearing a anti blue light glasses when gaming, never feel tired anymore. I dunno what brand liao, bought a few years ago

This post has been edited by ZeaXG: Dec 7 2020, 02:17 PM

It's legit.

I put my glasses further away from my eyes, I can see blue tint when not looking through the glass. But when you look through the glass, you can see more yellowish hue.

It distort natural color a bit. Recently i boughted spare glasses, opted without blue lenses since it's for outdoor. I tell ya, now i prefer that glass compared to my working glass.

cannot watch blue flim, but still can watch yellow film right?

The lens u used is the colorless white or those with slight yellowish lens?

No brand neighbourhood shop OEM lens, good enough. No need be sohai spend so much on overrated brands like Gunnar or even Hoya or whatever

The lens got yellowish color or totally transparent white?

yes, after wear cannot see blue colour already

those cheap one will have yellow tint, the more expensive one less yellow tint.

scam, don't bother lol

I'm using anti-blue light lenses on my daily specs. Yes, It does reduce eye strain from gadgets, regardless of what the media says, it does work. Only drawdown is that since I'm using it the whole day, my whole world view becomes slightly tinted in yellow. But doesn't bother me anyways, got used to it.

Colourless white.

Totally transparent white. It also doubles up as reactive sunglasses used when driving under hot sun. The lens will turn dark when exposed to sunlight. When gaming, can notice the contrast/brightness is less eye piercing.

If I remember correctly, it cost me RM1,600. It has no power.

This post has been edited by ZeaXG: Dec 7 2020, 02:26 PM

RTX3080 should help with blue light protection.

Or so that whatsapp screenshot claimed..

Whether placebo effect or not, easy to determine if your eye less fatigue after using it. Eye fatigue is quite apparent effect leh.

how do measure eye fatigue? Feel?

Wow expensive glasses.

I had mine included into my prescription lenses.
Compared to my old prescription lenses w/o blue light filter, I experienced less strain on my eyes. I also set all my screens to lower its blue light projection.

You say like this meaning you never experience eye fatigue. Good for you.

cant tell, really

but the price i can

Why dont just set your monitor or phone to reduce blue light?

Does the RTX3080 also automatically convert user display to OLED?

maybe......or got oso ayam dunno

Like what others have said.
It’s placebo.

It doesn’t help “reduces eye strain” in any meaningful way.

Furthermore, if it does filter out “blue light”. Most of what you see will be more greenish/yellowish/reddish.

But hey, if looking at things which are warmer calms you down, go for it. That’s why some people prefer yellow warm lighting at home rather than bright white light.

This post has been edited by LegendLee: Dec 7 2020, 02:39 PM

Got, max to 50%. I also tune down brightness on all my display, but due to work always starring at monitor, go home tv also LED, lighting also LED..... so blue light everywhere......

But home tv got this function?

It's okay we're both yellow cuties.

yes, after wear ayam can see naked amoi, hehehe

marketing gimmick

I have those, bought from aliex... I tot it's like 3-4 USD...

been used for 5years, yellowrish color when wear, but less strain when viewing monitor in long period.

yeah good to hv it, if can also apply multicoat

Need to see who's the inventor of this blue-blocking lens...He now works with Acuity Eye Group

https://patents.google.com/patent/US6955430B2/en
His CV https://superhealthyliving.com/wp-content/u...17-1-2-8818.doc

This post has been edited by eclectice: Dec 7 2020, 02:51 PM

Got..change to cinema mode and avoid using dynamic mode. The brighter the tv is, the faster your eyes becum tired. Im using a blue lite prescription glass and i can watch movie close to 10 hours without sore eyes. Most of the time, my tv is set in cinema mode rather than dynamic mode. It does help.

Yes, best answer.

https://youtu.be/NkJY9bgLyBE

I already regret spending extra just to see everything in yellowish tone.

Less stress to your eyes

I never use dynamic mode, it's for showroom to wow buyer only, eye will KO if everyday watch tv in that mode.

I normally use standard and tune down the brightness and contrast. Cinema mode all color become super yellowish

SCAM!

After I tried wearing blue lens, could only see blue colour.. many of my power point slides didn't come off the way I wanted to

Yeah.. this is standard color used in cinema le.. thats y its called cinemq mode. It just take a few minutes for ur eyes to accept the color and the rest is history.

If u dont want to spend for a glasses, use the cinema mode to help your eyes less fatigue..

Same brand or those cap palang clip on?

some people however is PWM sensitive, and some display unit with low PWM frequency, it gets 'tired' when the display unit get dimmer
like recently iPhone 12 due to lower PWM this time people reporting they feel 'tired' when look at it especially low brightness

i guess there are many kind of reason that can fatigue your eyes

If that the case, thr blu lite filter glasses might help them..

One of the inventor's reasons is this

https://www.healthline.com/health/nuclear-s...TOC_TITLE_HDR_5

it is more like a gimmick if you use transition lens or those auto dark lens.
Monitor has very low blue light only.
https://www.tmc.edu/news/2020/01/debunking-...ven-eye-issues/

Unless you look at screen / phone during dark ( no light on ) else forget about it save the money to buy something else

See the 2 videos I added in the first post of blue light test card.

Ppl wearing anti blue light lens, you put on blue lens, of course all you see is blue lah

Its just adjusted to warmer colour mode. It bad for colour accuracy but its more relax to the eye.

No blue light filter = cooler colour
Filter = warmer

For me, it doesnt matter.. Effective for some, not for others

lel, my wall LED clock is blue

No brand... But exactly the same like this brand. I guess they just cop their brand on this generic product.

Did yours come with the blue light test card? refer to the video I added in first post.

After wearing, all the actors in blue film start wearing clothes.

Just rewind back to the beginning of the film lah.

Yeap, I experienced this too

And because of it you will see colours a bit different from what it supposed to be especially when looking at computer/phone/TV screen etc.

This post has been edited by vamfire: Dec 7 2020, 04:10 PM

I have one with my prescription lens, really comfy for long screen-time as opposed to normal lenses before, I need to turn up the blue light filters

I'm using Xiaomi Turok Steinhardt, around RM70-80 and that yellow tint works very well for me.

Oh but mine has no power, so I can't comment on those with power.

i bought zeiss blue glasses etc2, then didnt wear, now misplaced the glass,
wasted rm800+,

reason didnt wear coz feel dizzy when wearing the glass coz the opto add some power into it.

if you’re not used to wearing glasses think twice before purchasing

For working, color off a bit nevermind lah.

Maybe don't wear it for movie time.

useless one. now my lens got scratched and yellow tint

Didnt use anything for donkey years ... belum buta pun

I looking into the clip on type, can take off from my spec when not needed e.g. movie time for more color accuracy.

Anyone play games using it? Mean fps games? Any drawback?

I thought all these are fake?

No only higher fps, higher resolution also. 4k becum 8k.

Im usimg kodak lense. Need jaga properly

This post has been edited by supermoto: Dec 7 2020, 04:21 PM

Now stuck with a 15inch laptop only, want to know any drawback when playing fps games using it?

Some phone have a anti-blue filter. You can switch it on and see any difference or not. Most effective during nights.

I seldom play my smartphone, most of my eye fatigue comes from office PC display and TV. Both also adjusted to low brightness.

Reduce eye strain and fatigue but I didn’t wear when watching movie or show, weird la cause of the tint

This post has been edited by vicng93: Dec 7 2020, 04:40 PM

So it works for you when using PC?

using right now, very good

ya especially for night time usage, daytime still ok without it... using gunnar brand

anti blue filter is not same as low brightness.
Some monitor also have blue filter. Some labelled it as night light setting. Try it and see any difference to you.

Tv no such mode, I’m experimenting with warm color mode vs cool color mode (less blue in warm). As for PC display, i see when I turn on blue light mode, and if I turn the brightness down too much the mode become OFF...

hmm, interesting new concept for eye wear.
Marketeer always come up with some thing new.
Create a new need in the mind of consumers.

So many research prove all these lens just a tinted yellow lens which do nothing.

Stop falls for these marketing like 2feidei says la.

But the ktards who have use such lenses claim it's effective wor...

As long they hepi lo.

Sun gives way more energy than screen, and did people from the ancient time go blind?

Well, ppl don't stare at the sun for 8 hours, but modern ppl do stare at the LED display for 8 hours or more....
It's probably a combination of many factors, the short distance (eye more stress), the long hours of staring at the screen etc......

If anybody's into WARM sunset/candle colour LED.. This is a GOOD DEAL. Hope its still avaliable. I grabbed 2.

Location: Ikea

Item: Sillbo LED bulb

Item no: 804.118.04

Description: E27, 2200K, 4W, Anti Glare, 15000 hours, CRI>80..

Price: RM10 (Usual RM30)

This post has been edited by Lim Wee Huat: Jan 2 2021, 06:00 AM