Blue Eye Computer Gaming Logo

Works exactly as you might expect, sold at a fair price. The logo in the center is a little less noticeable to my eye in real life than in the photograph.

I really like these style of lens caps as they're easy to attach and remove. I also appreciate that the logo is very subtle and not eye-catching.

This would be my first gaming headset, the blue microphone definitely is very different from anything i used before. thanks again B&H. Received the headset in just 4 days.

Eye strain is much less with the blue filter, worth the extra bucks.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

This is a great monitor. The hdr and blue eye screen care really help eye fatigue.. 4K gives you a LOT of real estate to do work on one monitor! It’s awesome! I am surprised to find that depending on what cable choice i used from my video card I was able to get only certain resolutions, I assume this has to be the video cards issue as it is much older 10 yrs.. for example with hdmi it will only drive 1920x1600. But with display sport it will run 4k@30hz or 2k@59hz. On the othe side when I plug in a newer computer like my 2016 MacBook Pro w usb-c/thunderbolt it pops up right away at 4K/60hz. Picture is fluid, colors are amazing, monitor is great and @ this price point ~ $400 it can’t be beat!!

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

A nice slim filter in new condition. Contrary to what is often supposed by younger photographers, the 81B balancing filter is the best way of dealing with shade or overcast lighting in digital photography, as opposed to changing WB to accommodate those conditions. The human eye does not detect the blue, but it's there all the same. It also works well for backlit subjects that are effectively in shade, improving the tonality: the subject will be lightened & warmed, and to avoid overall overexposure gentle underexposure may be set. Pleasing people-pictures in what amounts to mixed lighting are one effect. The lighting in Interior shots is frequently shade, while any exterior lighting within the frame is sunlight or daylight, so the same remarks apply. If the interior lighting is Fluorescent of course an FL-Day with WB set to Daylight works the same as a warming filter; but this is perhaps not quite the spot for that observation. I use warming nowadays for all my c. 5000K landscape shots, not to cut UV to which the electronic sensor is insensitive, but to cut the haze in distance (which is by no means all visible to my eye-brain combo), define clouds and darken blue sky. That way what I saw is more nearly what I get. The WB should of course be set to Daylight every time, the meter will take care of the quite modest factor.

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) In buying this unit I research the Eye safe Certified technology that reduce blue light, the size of the screen and the near edgeless panel on top and sides, the refresh rate of 75W was also a plus. On screen activation I immediately realized the difference between my old monitor and this one, that blue tint was gone, there is a fine film like covering the screen ( not visible to the eye ) make sure you don't removed it.

It’s nice you can’t tell it has a blue light blocker and then the True Tone from my new phone has helped my eye strain