Which brand of display screen is the best for the eyes and vision! As the title suggests

Personally, I love BenQ's monitors! benq

Printing is good for the eyes

Monitors are all eye-damaging (to a slight extent, of course, the analogy of smoking upstairs is very appropriate, although in fact monitors are much less harmful than smoking).

Now the quality of the general display mainly depends on its refresh rate, brightness, contrast, response speed, brightness uniformity, color gamut, color reproduction, gama saturation and a series of parameters But the core is one point, that is, the display effect. In other words, the current display is looking for a better display rather than how to protect your eyes.

As for which monitors are better

In general, it is divided into levels, and the optimal choices for different levels are different, such as EIZO and NEC with a top-level level of more than 10,000 yuan

4000 10000 like dell, hp is not bad, 1500 4000 lg, asus is better.

Samsung, Philips, AOC below 1500

Because it's based on memory, it's rougher and not complete, so let's make use of it

It's pretty much the same.

It's definitely better than a pure screen.

It's actually like asking.

I smoke that kind of cigarette that does the least harm to my body.

Aren't they all the same, and they're all bad for your health.

The advice is not to keep staring at the screen.

None of them are actually good, they all hurt the eyes, and highlight, high contrast, and radiation will harm your health. Be sure not to sit in front of the computer for too long, look at the scenery outside, and go out more often. If you have to say which monitor works well, it's still Apple's good, hehe.

LCD screen displays are OK, and the mainstream ones are LCD. Lenovo, Dell, Acer recommended. It's all good, if you really want to protect your eyes, don't use the computer for a long time.

Even if you use the computer for a long time, you should pay attention to taking a break every once in a while, which is better than any eye-protecting display.

The brand is actually pretty much the same, mainly depending on whether it has low blue light and flicker-free screen technology certified by professional institutions. Both technologies need to be in place. I bought an ASUS MX32VQ Eye monitor. It is certified and more reliable.

Samsung EX1920W. Don't buy second-hand because second-hand doesn't have a warranty. But it's not much use, so it's better to have an hour break.

Samsung's display is good. They all hurt their eyes There is nothing that doesn't hurt, only that it hurts badly. Samsung's high-end ones are less harmful to the eyes. Other brands, ViewSonic or Dell are OK, Dell is a professional design of the display.

High-end professional monitors from HP, Sharp, Eizo ColorEdge are the best. Samsung's is the best among ordinary civilian displays; The second is Dell's. The quality of the display refers to the quality, viewing angle, color expression, and screen response time.

The principle of all LCD displays is the same, so they will cause damage to the eyes. If you want to get less harm, try to minimize the amount of time you spend using your computer, especially if you use it continuously.

Samsung is not interested in buying an IPS panel display.

The LCD screen is less harmful to the eyes, and it has little to do with the brand model, mainly depending on your settings and the length of time in front of the monitor. The brand model can only determine the worst problem.

With an LCD display, the radiation is currently minimal!

Good brands like Philips, Samsung, ViewSonic These displays are generally a bit high. The more affordable ones are AOC, BenQ, Acer, etc.

The domestic one is AOC BOE.

Cheap looks can also be aoc...600-780 has a trading brand Samsung, and the appearance is generally 1000 with a transaction.

Monitors can be chosen, Samsung, LG, etc. are all very good!

The LCD screen does the least damage

AOC bar, a lot of people's choice.

Hello, now there are many brands outside, you can go to the computer city outside to see, I personally recommend AOC to you, or Acer's.