Can the "eye protection mode" on the mobile phone really protect the eyes?

Now everyone has thoroughly studied the mobile phone, and everyone knows that there is an eye protection mode in the mobile phone. If we turn on this mode, we think it can protect our eyes, so many people will turn on this mode when watching their mobile phones at night. This function is mainly to understand the color temperature, effectively reduce the blue light and play the role of eye protection. Personal experience is the most important. When we look at the mobile phone, we obviously feel less eye-catching.

If necessary, you must use your mobile phone at night, and it is best to turn on this mode. It's just a function of the mobile phone, and it doesn't have much magic. Don't rely too much on it. Although this mode can protect your eyes, facing this LCD screen will always affect your eyesight, so don't make your eyes too tired.

The answer is definitely yes.

The eye protection mode of mobile phone has a certain protective effect on eyes.

The eye protection mode of the mobile phone uses yellow warm light, which is gentle to the eyes. In particular, opening the eye protection mode at night can relieve eye fatigue and protect eyes. Eye protection mode only reduces the stimulation of blue light to us, but can't completely eliminate the radiation and blue light of mobile phones. Look at your mobile phone reasonably and pay attention to rest your eyes. With the development of science and technology, smart phones have basically become an indispensable technology product in people's daily lives, and there are even a group of mobile phone families and low-headed families, all of whom are people who only know how to play mobile phones. If they leave their mobile phones for a while, they will feel uncomfortable all over. Although their mobile phones are good, they should also pay attention to protecting their eyes!

For electronic products, whether mobile phones, televisions or tablet computers, after long-term use, they will feel dry eyes, blurred vision, visual fatigue and back pain in the head and neck. Because they emit a light called HEV (also called blue light), which may cause permanent damage to our eyes. Especially in the case of complete darkness at night, coupled with the high brightness of the screen, the damage to the eyes is the greatest.