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Posted by Priyanka Pawar

- June 26, 2020, 11:25:20

They have still not replaced our old TV for which we had followed up like anything over emails.

Do not buy.

Posted by GLeonard

- June 26, 2020, 03:26:12

It's a marketing scam. No evidence exist in regards to 'blue light' issues. While this is about a display its a play on glasses that reduce blue light.

Google - blue light glasses fraud

Posted by General Knobby

- June 25, 2020, 23:05:52

It's a fad.

Posted by Kong

- June 25, 2020, 21:45:04

Is "blue light" actually causing problems for people, or is it just another fad like kale, quinoa, acai berries, and gluten-free food (for the non-allergic)?

Posted by Redaktion

- June 25, 2020, 20:29:06

TCL has confirmed that its upcoming display panels have attained an Eyesafe display certification for blue-light reduction and color performance. This standard has been developed to protect user eye health. They are applied to various screen types, those for PCs or monitors included, and may become a preferred spec in the new devices of the near future.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/TCL-announces-that-its-next-generations-of-displays-are-officially-certified-for-blue-light-safety.477474.0.html