Anyone tried this Daylight Reader tablet?
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No blue light, low emf and basically like a kindle but with m...
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No one has mentioned using the Daylight Reader tablet, but a user has shared their experience with blue-light blocking glasses, stating they feel a difference after wearing them, especially during long drives. They also mentioned that orange and red lenses block even more blue light, and while professional coated glasses are the best option, colored lenses are a cheap alternative. There's no direct feedback on the Daylight Reader tablet's blue-light filtering effectiveness.
Related note: I'm not sure how much of a blue light they block, but I feel the difference.
After all day of driving in gray weather I used to be tired as hell but after I started wearing these, day long driving... — @StellarStoic —
No one has mentioned using the Daylight Reader tablet, but a user has shared their experience with blue-light blocking glasses, stating they feel a difference after wearing them, especially during long drives. They also mentioned that orange and red lenses block even more blue light, and while professional coated glasses are the best option, colored lenses are a cheap alternative. There's no direct feedback on the Daylight Reader tablet's blue-light filtering effectiveness.
Related note: I'm not sure how much of a blue light they block, but I feel the difference.
After all day of driving in gray weather I used to be tired as hell but after I started wearing these, day long driving... — @StellarStoic —
