Best LED TV/ LCD/ Monitors For Eyes Strain (2019) – The Computer has become one of the essential needs one should have, without which it’s becoming difficult to complete the tasks in our daily routine. The more latest and sophisticated the computers are, the more secure they are to use. That is the reason why most of the people these days are looking for more extravagant displays designed for extreme users. With this increase in computer usage, eye strain has become a major complaint (job-related). Studies show that eye strain and other bothersome visual symptoms occur in 50 to 90 per cent of computer workers. When you use a computer, your eyes become fatigued. Of course, this happens when looking at a screen from a close distance for prolonged periods of time, but the effect is much stronger on a computer compared with other devices such as TVs.

Best LED TV/ LCD/ Monitors For Eyes Strain (2019)

These problems can range from physical fatigue, eye strain, tired eyes, Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), decreased productivity and increased numbers of work errors, to minor annoyances like eye twitching and red eyes. For this, you should have the best monitor that does not cause eye strain. Plasma monitors, LCD monitors, and flat-screen LED monitors do not overstrain your eyes.

First of all, “LED” does not belong on this list. LED is a backlight technology for TFT monitors, and about 99% of all monitors today use LEDs. For TFT displays, one should take into consideration the panel and backlight type.  Cheap monitors use TN panels (bad contrast) with RFC dithering (vibrating sub-pixels) and PWM dimming (backlight flicker). You don’t notice any of these – however, they can kill your eyes, especially if you are sensitive.

LCD Monitors:

If you have not already done so, replace your old tube-style monitor called a cathode ray tube or CRT with a flat-panel liquid crystal display (LCD), like those on laptop computers. LCD screens are easier on the eyes and usually have an anti-reflective surface. Old-fashioned CRT screens can cause a noticeable “flicker” of images, which is a major cause of computer eyestrain. Even if this flicker is imperceptible, it still can contribute to eye strain and fatigue during computer work.

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