How to reduce eye strain while watching TV in dark rooms

Reviewed by:  Viraj Gupta

Written by:  Aquib Nawab

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1. Adjust Brightness Smartly

Mini LED TVs like the M95 Series dynamically adjust brightness zone by zone, reducing eye fatigue in low-light environments. This tech ensures optimal contrast without harsh glare.

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2. Enable Eye Comfort Mode

The OLED C90 Series features Eye Comfort Mode that reduces harmful blue light emissions, ideal for movie nights in dark rooms without stressing your vision.

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3. Use a Bias Lighting Setup

Use soft LED strips behind your TV to balance the contrast between screen and room lighting. This simple setup eases your eyes and enhances depth during night-time viewing.

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4. Reduce Blue Light Emission

OLED panels emit less blue light by design. The OLED C95 Series gives you deep blacks, rich visuals, and a more eye-friendly experience without sacrificing color.

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5. Optimize Refresh Rate

Mini LED and QLED TVs with 120Hz refresh rate reduce flicker and motion blur. Smoother motion is easier on the eyes, especially during fast-paced content.

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6. Adjust Color Temperature

Warm color settings are softer on the eyes. QLED and OLED models allow fine-tuning of color temperature for a viewing experience that feels natural at night.

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7. Use Dark Mode for UI

Google TV on S800Qt and M90 Series supports dark themes, reducing screen glare when navigating menus. This feature is a must-have for nighttime comfort.

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8. Maintain a Viewing Distance

Maintain 6–8 feet for a 55-inch 4K screen. For larger OLED or QLED TVs 65" and above, increase the distance to avoid eye fatigue while still enjoying immersive visuals.

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