Computer Monitor Hurts My Eyes

Still getting the hang of it, but much better than using the computer mouse for adjustments. This way I can mostly keep my eyes on the monitor and don't have to keep looking over to a computer screen and moving a mouse pointer around.

This is a great monitor. It is very easy on my eyes when I do computer work all day. I love it and would highly recommend it to anyone

I’m a bit older now and my eyes don’t focus quite as well. My DSLR screen is too small and I could not focus on the football players I was recording, my granddaughter. It was hard to pick her out of the crowd during such quick action. This is the second monitor. I tried this thing‘s wonderful. It’s allowing me to zoom in on what I need to see. The delay On the monitor is almost nonexistent. This was one of the best attachments that I have purchased for my video recordings.

Good monitor, easy on the eyes

my laptop is my main computer and I keep it on my desk. after a long day, my neck hurts from bending it to see the low screen. this is the perfect height for me. you do need to use a keyboard and mouse with it

My eyes are so thankful , made my job more confortable..

This is my baby! Best lens out there! Never fails me and it hurts when I need to switch lenses, MY BABY.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

This is my second BenQ Monitor, but different in some aspects. I am 80 years old and need the benefits of a monitor that protects my eyes. I do the bookkeeping and all the email for my Pipe Organ business and use my computer every day. It is just the right size. I cannot use a monitor larger than this one at 21.5. Large ones are too overwhelming. I appreciate the benefit of the daily use of the BenQ Eye-Care Monitor. Before I got the first BenQ monitor my eyes watered a lot and were tired at the end of the day. I sometimes work until late in the evening, and often use the monitor until after midnight. BenQ monitors are the best, in my opinion.

I use an external monitor with my computer that has no built-in web cam. My web-cam can sit on top of the monitor screen, but the viewing angle isn't great. (I prefer not to expose my viewers to a sharply focused view of my bald pate.) So I used this device, together with the Square jellyfish ball head (BALLHDP76) to support the webcam on the desk beneath the monitor. As the attached image shows, it works well. If this device seems to be a solution looking for a problem, I seem to have found the right problem. You're welcome....