OLED TV displays from LG Display are Eyesafe. Here’s why that matters.

While picture quality is often considered to be the most important factor to consider when buying a new TV, something many don’t realize is that prioritizing a display that limits blue light is perhaps equally important. Blue light is a high-energy form of light that the human eye can’t filter effectively. Consistent exposure to blue light may contribute to blurred vision, irritated eyes, and even headaches. It can also lead to trouble sleeping, as well as reduced alertness, focus, and concentration. Note that while anybody can experience these effects after blue light exposure, children are particularly vulnerable to blue light because their eyes aren't fully developed, and as a result, are less effective at filtering blue light than adult eyes.

One of the best ways to get top-notch picture quality while also minimizing blue light exposure is to opt for LG Display's OLED TVs. Compared to LCD panels that use a constant backlight, the pixels on OLED TVs produce light themselves, and only produce specific light types when the image demands it. This results in significantly less blue light compared to LGCs, and is the main reason OLEDs are recommended by the Eyesafe Vision Health Advisory Board (opens in new tab), which is a group of world-renowned optometrists and ophthalmologists. Additionally, these displays are also developed with direct input from doctors to ensure they meet international standards for low blue light and color performance.