Eye Saver Mode is a built-in display setting that adjusts the color tone of the monitor to reduce eye strain. When this mode is enabled, the screen takes on a warmer tone by reducing blue light and dark tones. Warmer colors are generally less tiring on the eyes, especially during prolonged use.
This mode is a factory image setting that changes contrast, brightness, and saturation levels to create a more comfortable viewing experience. It is activated with a simple click of a button.
Why Eye Saver mode was created
Eye Saver mode was developed to make it easier for users to work with documents or read for long periods of time. With a single click of the mouse or press of a button on the remote control, you can switch to a display or TV setting that is less tiring on the eyes.
Another reason for its creation is marketing: manufacturers often add multiple viewing modes and features to make the monitor seem more advanced and attractive. In reality, these modes do not always provide a noticeable improvement, but they can help sell the product by making it more versatile.
Most monitors also allow users to adjust settings manually, so you can customize the image to your liking if the preset doesn’t suit you.
Picture at off mode Eye Saver Mode
Eye Saver Mode mode enabled.
