Better than E-Ink? Eyefriendly, Outdoor-Monitor Eazeye Radiant | REVIEW
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Today, I have something interesting to share: the Eazeye Radiant, a portable transreflective LCD monitor designed for use in direct sunlight and low-light conditions, thanks to its layered screen technology.
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► Eazeye Radiant crowdfunding campaign page: igg.me/at/eaze...
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I'm Chalid, and I've been a fan of e-ink technology for a very long time. I've been reviewing e-ink devices since 2010. After more than 100 different e-reader tests for my German website, this channel is dedicated to sharing my experiences with the latest e-readers, other e-paper devices, and sometimes other tech in English as well.
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eazeye, eazy eye, eyecare monitor, eazeye radiant, outdoor monitor, outdoor living, outdoor display, transreflective LCD, transreflective monitor, transreflective display, eyecare monitor, eyecare display
#lcd #epaper #outdoorlife #outdoorliving
Hello, can you tell me, this monitor vs Eyemoo S1? Which is better? This backlight is better front light on S1 for eye? Thanks
Man, this channel is highly underrated
Great comparison with the spectrometer. (I thought for a moment it was a Star Trek Communicator on your desk!)
I wish!
Great review and footage. I believe the Eazeye folks said they're going to use an anti-reflective glass layer (not sure if that made the model they sent you) and may include something to put on it for further light disperson. Either way, curious what adding a matte screen protector to some or part of the screen to compare the glare reduction/display quality. I remember a marked improvement on my Hisense Q5 rlcd, with minimal blur.
You should try to check out the NXTPAPER 14 when it releases. It's kind of similar to this but had a matte screen and try to emulate feel of eink without actually being eink.
Excellent review again from Chalid. Thank you! I honestly can't wait to get their revised version of this monitor.
Hannspree is so sleeply with its R-LCD devices...
I am waiting for handspree too
Just found your channel. Thanks for the posts! I have one question, what is that Startrek display in the background?? is it an animation on a monitor or something more complex?? I like it 😀
Thanks! :) It's a TV with this website in full screen: mewho.com (titan; not made by me). There are a couple of different LCARS options available - all of them are incredible!
00:00 🌞 Introducing the Easi Radiant: a portable transreflective LCD monitor for sunlight and low light conditions.
00:19 📜 Transreflective Explained: Combines reflective display for sunlight with backlight for dark settings.
00:45 🐢 E-Ink Limitations: Slow refresh rates, color saturation, and ghosting issues.
01:10 🎁 Disclosure: Easi provided the review unit with no input on content.
01:22 🖥 Build Quality: Aluminum body, sturdy, weighs over a kilo, 15.6-inch Full HD screen.
01:49 🔗 Connectivity: Mini HDMI, USB-C, stereo speakers, headphone jack, control switch.
02:20 🌈 Backlight Tint: Greenish tint due to full-spectrum LED backlight mimicking natural light.
02:48 🔍 Blue Light Reduction: Spectrometer test shows less blue light emission compared to typical displays.
03:41 🧠 Comfortable Backlight: Potentially more eye-friendly, though color fidelity is slightly compromised.
04:07 📐 Viewing Angles: Adjusting angles helps with reflective and transreflective screens.
04:44 💡 Brightness: Maximum backlight brightness around 270 nits, suitable for indoor use.
05:41 🌳 Outdoor Performance: Effective in sunlight, tilting screen helps with reflections.
06:20 🖼 Matte Screen Protector: Reduces reflections but worsens contrast and readability.
06:52 🔌 Portability: Can run off a single USB-C cable, suitable for laptops and phones.
07:55 🖲 Touch Screen: Touchscreen support inconsistent, not optimized for Mac OS.
08:30 🎛 Menu Navigation: Menu switch uncomfortable, touchscreen navigation unreliable.
08:56 🔊 Speakers: Built-in stereo speakers are functional but not high-quality.
09:41 📏 Drawbacks: Reflective glass attracts fingerprints, viewing angle stability, and color accuracy compromises.
10:31 💼 Specialized Use: Best for outdoor use, less effective indoors due to reflections.
which tecnology you think is the best for eyestrain between eazeye monitors or svd remonitor and also for gaming ？thank you very much
@@IsidoroPira E-ink
@@dameanvil ok Thanks and for gaming is better rlcd or eazye monitors'? and for eye strin beatween this two? thanks a lot
@@IsidoroPira For gaming is better to do it less on the best screen you can afford (refresh rate, contrast, and so on)
@@dameanvil so it would be better on the 32 svd monitor rlcsd right'''? thanks for your answers
This was a very good video and review. I appreciate your perspective. I have to admit that I did keep thinking Transwarp every time you talked about the difference between e-ink and the screen. 😂 Love the background on your monitors by the way.
Nice to have on a very well natural illuminated room, otherwise I would stick to e ink
Wavelength spikes aren't a bad thing as you can save a lot of power by just emitting the light that your eye can detect, but yeah screens just have a ton of blue light compared to other sources
would be good for smart watch.
Enjoyed the real world comparisons with descriptions ++.
Your videos are so good -- expertly written and narrated. Love long and prosper!
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I wonder if it's possible to use the LCD panel as soler panel means when blocking the unnecessary light it will convert that unnecessary lights into electricity.
Fascinating idea!
How's the nxtpaper 11?
Finally!
The spectrum analysis is interesting, but the brightness of a screen is nothing compared to daylight.
I'm 32 seconds in at this point, and strongly considering not watching any further simply because you keep saying "trans*re*flective" rather than the correct "transflective". If this keeps going, I'm pretty sure my head will explode.
AFAIK both can be used interchangeably. I've encountered both in German and quickly googling it also returns both in English - but you're right, that transflective definitely seems to be more commonly used.
@@ChalidRaqami it's more commonly used, including in the title of the Kickstarter for this monitor. Yes, transreflective is also used, and while I'm 99% sure that's due to people misreading the word as it's not exactly a common word, that obviously also means that transreflective is... fine to use? It's understandable, obviously. But transflective is a portmanteau, and for those you generally cut off a part of both words, not just one (i.e. trans(missive)(re)flective, not trans(missive)reflective). The reason I bring this up though is that while transflective doesn't exactly roll off the tongue either, transreflective is just jarring and disturbing to hear pronounced as it forces a weird staccato pronunciation - the mouth movements it needs are just too large to flow easily. IMO it completely ruins the flow of speech and sticks out like a sore thumb every time it's said.
@@KraaketaerI find it a bit much to make such a big deal out of this. He's no native English speaker, so little things like this can happen.
@@arjanvandenheuvel4522 I'm obviously well aware of that - but as someone making this kind of content it's also rather important to present things accurately IMO, which includes using correct terminology - especially when discussing relatively new and/or uncommon tech. And ultimately I'm just sharing my experience of watching this, with which he can do whatever he wants.
Whatever. Nobody cares.