What's the main diff btwn clear vs. blue light?I want blue light 1 but afraid it'll decrease color/visibility of screen vs. the clear 1. Thanks.
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Only the clear was available & that's what I ordered, received, & installed on my phone. Don't know where you got the blue light from???
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I bought what was for sale - the clear, so I wouldn't have a clue about the blue.
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The only difference is that light blue under some lights makes the screen a little darker.. I have had both and I use both really doesn't matter.
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It doesn't appear to be very blue. It seems like the lower brightness settings have very little to no blue, and blue increases a little bit as you raise the brightness settings. I know the blue thats found in computer screens disrupts my sleep, and I haven't found that to be the case when I use this light (even when used as a night light). The higher settings, I've found, do give you energy similar to sunlight...Tried out the alarm this morning, it works like a charm
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This one is not matte/anti-glare - this is the glossy one. I prefer the clear, glossy ones because I will need to set the display brighter since the matte film blocks part of the light and I cannot read/see from the display that well, resulting in faster drain of my battery - *just from experience*
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In all honesty, the default settings on this guy were pretty amazing. I did mess with the brightness a bit, but other then that I left it alone. I recommend you play around with the settings as the previous comment said. Everythings going to be different according to your tastes. You can also google/youtube the monitor settings as well. People usually post their settings there.
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BY "Dual Illumination" I'll assume switching from a red to a green dot. Against a red background, green is easier to see, and vice versa. Have no problems with reflection and glare.
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Samsungs tend to be very reflective. I'm getting my new LG 42LD550 within the next two weeks so I'll post here how it turns out. In general though I recommend keeping the lights turned off or very low, if possible. Also, getting wood blinds instead of plastic, or thick, dark curtains. Color of the walls help as well, darker is better than lighter colors (affects reflection of light). Viewing position makes a big difference too, be sure to get as centered as possible. If none of the above works, you can always buy TV filters, same as PC monitor filters.
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I just figured this out today, the middle one brings you to a screen where you can adjust the brightness, contrast etc, and the ones on the top and bottom are plus and minus for adjust the settings, hope this helped.
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I use the blue/light blue pair. They were very clear. My kids used the other colors and they never complained, about not seeing well. Hope that helps.
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I've got 3, my son has 3, they are crystal clear. brightest setting a little too bright for me,I go 1 turn down.Awesome sight, yours may be defective. send it back,get replacement.
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Per the pictures (blue lights) it is the original version. The new version has Green lights instead of the blue ones. I don't know of any other distinctive differences. The lights were the only thing I believe that got changed.
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It is a lot brighter, just has a different light hue. The newer one is more white and first version is yellowish. It is brighter to me by a long shot. Get one
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Just a note to anyone using their TV as a second monitor, if your REGULAR monitor is an LCD also and you use Windows you can't have a second ClearType setting for the other monitor. Watching movies etc is fine, but if you use a different style LCD TV the text may appear blurry. It's not a bad connection, just a windows thing :P I wasted a LOT of money connecting my Panasonic TV with all types of different cables before realizing this. Games, images, movies etc don't suffer, just text.
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There is no difference! Both screens are LCD. LED is what back lights the LCD display. LED (Light Emitting Diode) They just call all LCD displays LED.
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The v1 uses a tft display and the vs2 uses an is display. Get the v2. The tft display colors appear washed out when viewing at angles other than 90 degrees.
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I don't understand the question: Crystal Clear or Regular? What is "regular"? The one shown says: "no color added".
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As others have said it is FAR LESS glossy than the 650. We have a very bright room and I didn't like the reflections on our old tube TV so I knew we couldn't handle a glossy screen. I am thrilled with the 630. It doesn't remove the reflections entirely, it basically makes them more diffuse and dimmer.Luckily, the big-box store we went to had the 630 and the 650 right next to each other so it was easy to see the difference. There is no doubt that the glossy screen on the 650 improves the black level and color a little, but in a bright room it is a necessary trade off. If you can control the light in your room and don't mind the redder bezel on the 650, you might be happier with that. As others have said it is FAR LESS glossy than the 650. We have a very bright room and I didn't like the reflections on our old tube TV so I knew we couldn't handle a glossy screen. I am thrilled with the 630. It doesn't remove the reflections entirely, it basically makes them more diffuse and dimmer.Luckily, the big-box store we went to had the 630 and the 650 right next to each other so it was easy to see the difference. There is no doubt that the glossy screen on the 650 improves the black level and color a little, but in a bright room it is a necessary trade off. If you can... » Read More As others have said it is FAR LESS glossy than the 650. We have a very bright room and I didn't like the reflections on our old tube TV so I knew we couldn't handle a glossy screen. I am thrilled with the 630. It doesn't remove the reflections entirely, it basically makes them more diffuse and dimmer.Luckily, the big-box store we went to had the 630 and the 650 right next to each other so it was easy to see the difference. There is no doubt that the glossy screen on the 650 improves the black level and color a little, but in a bright room it is a necessary trade off. If you can control the light in your room and don't mind the redder bezel on the 650, you might be happier with that. « Show Less
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Yes the blue screen does emit light. You have to turn that off as well. I haven't noticed light once that is off.