👁️ EYES PC Blue Light Screen Protector Panel: 26"-28" Diag. LED Monitor - Block 100% HEV Blue Light, Reduce Eye Strain Review

The product does what it promises and is well made. But if you're one of those people who's tired of looking at a computer screen through a glossy surface (like me), you might not be happy. And remember: if you buy it and decide it's not for you, the cost of returning the product will be high. The UPS store told me $50. So, like me, you can swallow the expense and end up with a product you can't use.

The screen was easy to install and appears to be well made. Not sure yet if this is best for me as I'm trying to see if it helps with migraines. HOWEVER the glare is terrible! I play with light by lowering the screen. I can't sit in a dark office all day trying to get rid of the glare. A previous reviewer said the glare was minimal, so maybe the product has changed? I've been trying to see if there's a top layer I should be removing, but there doesn't seem to be the case. I may just have to…

I was looking for a blue light blocker for my iMac and an external monitor and when I saw how easy it was to install (no need for the adhesive film part and air bubbles), I immediately ordered two. The screens have transparent rubber ribs that you place inside along the top edge and under the front so they don't sit directly on the monitor and damage the screen. It's more convenient to have protection in my shield than remembering to put on my blue goggles. While it may seem expensive, it's…

I have a 27 inch 4K LG monitor (which I love) but for the online conferencing world we live in now, the light output of the monitor got me from a lighting perspective completely "blurred" when my webcam was on. Now the lighting is perfect - I can even use the light ring on my Razer Kiyo webcam (another product I highly recommend)! Now all I have to do is add to complete my "home streaming studio". " (Beginner) is a FIFINE USB Studio Condenser Microphone I just ordered from Revain. By the way…

The screen protector actually seems to increase the contrast of my monitor which is nice. I read that it has to do with reduced blue light. The glare that others have complained about is a small issue for me. I even have a matte screen, but I was willing to ignore the glare if that worked. I was hoping this would help me maintain my circadian rhythm as I would like to work until the evening. Unfortunately, I didn't experience any drowsiness or yawning unless I was looking at my monitor with…