The 2023 TVs by Samsung secure the Circadian Rhythm certification form VDE

VDE is a German electrical engineering certification institute, abbreviated for Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker. According to the tech giant Samsung, it has secured a certification from VDE. The certification is about the ‘Circadian Rhythm Display.’ This certificate is awarded for the new Neo QLED and Lifestyle TVs by Samsung for 2023. According to this information, we can say that the Eye Comfort feature presented in the recent lineup of Samsung TVs is well-suited to the healthy Circadian Rhythm.

The internal biological clock in our bodies that tells us when to sleep and wake up is the Circadian Rhythm. The Circadian Rhythm resets after an interval of 24 hours. It responds to the light stimulus in our surroundings. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, most people have stayed indoors. It indicates that they had less exposure to the sunlight that changes throughout the day. Due to this reason, their Circadian Rhythm is disturbed. Thus, causing irregular sleep and wake cycles.

Given this biological feature, the tech giant Samsung come forward with an amazing feature known as Eye Comfort. This feature is presented in some of the 2023 TV sets. Eye Comfort feature is capable of mimicking the outdoor light. It is done by altering the brightness and color temperate of the display. In turn, the Eye Comfort feature keeps the Circadian Rhythm in check.

The Neo QLED lineup in Q70C and others in the series will be presented with the Eye Comfort feature. Given the Lifestyle series, the products like The Frame, The Serif, and The Sero models will accompany the Eye Comfort feature. Additionally, the tech giant mentioned that it has received the Eye Care certification from VDE. Besides certification from VDE Samsung has secured certifications from UL [Glare-Free certification] and Pantone [color accuracy certification] as well.

Apart from these excellent techs, the tech company has introduced Relumino Mode. This mode is quite useful for people having visual impairment. It enables users to view TV content more clearly.