👀 Protective Panel: EYES PC Blue Light Blocking Screen Protector for 23-24 inch Diagonal LED Monitors Review

It was very well packaged when I received it in perfect condition. I've found that when I look at the screen with the blue lock on, my eyes relax. The only downside is the glare reflected off this screen. They should offer a matte version of this blue lock screen. I set myself a dark background so glare isn't a big problem. The price of this item has recently dropped from $58 to $50.

I had high hopes for this screen protector. Despite the reviews that there is a reflection I thought how bad it could be so I ordered it as I wanted to protect my eyesight. I've been using it for two weeks. I could see my reflection on the screen, but I still chose to use it to protect my eyes. But then I had to bend over the monitor to see through the glitter. Took it off this morning. It was a relief not to have a reflection.

The panel is great and all, but I have a recurring problem: the panel gets "dirty", ie. Stripes remain on it in the form of stripes. Even after cleaning it with the cloth that came with it, the streaks reappear in just a few hours (literally). I can easily delete them but that worries me because they keep coming back. It also really fogs up my display and makes things look dirty. If the company or anyone else can tell what might be causing the problem I'd be grateful! The only thing I can think

I am a software developer and I constantly look at screens more than 8 hours a day. After COVID-19 imposed a stay-at-home restriction, I have to use my own computer with 3 monitors of 23.8 inches each every day. After a while my eyes just get tired and sensitive to light. That's when I realized I needed eye protection from all the light emitted by the monitors. This blue light screen protector came up in my search and got a very good rating. They're well made and easy to install - just slide…

Before I installed my dual monitor, I bought 3 of these screen protectors for $58 each. Basically, these are plastic screens hanging from monitors. They do not have anti-reflective properties. My new HP monitors have matte screens. Adding these screens gives me a reflection of light and my son's screen at my desk across the room that I wouldn't otherwise have. I see no reduction in blue light unless I use the night light feature on my monitor. The only reason I'm not returning them is because…

The screen protector fits my 24 inch Dell monitor perfectly. The problem was the glare when trying to look at the monitor with a protective film. It worked like a mirror. I could see everything behind me in great detail. The screen protector caused eye strain due to this reflective property and I had to return it.

My eyes are very sensitive to glare and blue light, especially from a PC screen. My caring husband solved my problem, a Christmas present, with this wonderful screen protector. I would highly recommend this to anyone, no matter how much screen time you spend. This protective film does not affect the clarity of your image, but enhances it. Incidentally, blue light is harmful to anyone suffering from macular degeneration. I don't have this eye disease but it's a precaution for me because it's…

if you have a light source behind you such as B. a view out of a window, a glass door or a light, then you cannot do it. Your work is good because of the reflection. If there is no reflective light behind you, it seems to work. It can be okay if your desk has wheels to move it to such a location, but it won't always be the case. I suggest that you just make sure you have a good quality monitor and a good set of computer glasses made specifically for you. for long-term computer work. A quality…

This is a great help for those who spend a lot of time on the computer (non-touch screen). I suffered from CVS (Computer Vision Syndrome), my eyes became sensitive to light and my vision started to deteriorate noticeably. It has helped a lot and my eyesight is already improving a bit.

If you have a light source behind you, such as a window outside, a glass door outside, or a light, you can't do your job well because of reflection. If there is no reflective light behind you, it seems to work. It can be okay if your desk has casters to move it to such a location, but it won't always be the case. I suggest that you just make sure you have a good quality monitor and a good set of computer glasses made specifically for you. for long-term computer work. A quality pair is designed…

The panel is great and all, but I have a recurring problem: the panel gets "dirty", ie. stripes appear on it, similar to tracks. Even after wiping it down with the provided cloth, the streaks are back (literally) after just a few hours. I can delete them easily but it worries me because they keep popping up with no problem. It also really fogs up my display and makes things look messy. If the company or anyone else can comment on what might be causing the problem I'd appreciate it! Only thing I

I think the blue light filter works, it was only used during the day but I have noticed less eye strain when using the computer for more than an hour a day. Time. It may be a placebo effect, so I'll keep using it and report back later. One thing about these filters is that the glare is really, really noticeable on these screens. So if you have a light or window behind you, it turns your computer screen into a mirror. At the moment I only use it at night or in a darkened room, but it would be…