Have you ever noticed that people texting at night have an eerie blue glow? Or when you wake up with a brilliant idea and get blinded by your computer screen?

During the day, computer screens are designed to resemble the brightness of the sun, which looks good in daylight. However, at 9 PM, 10 PM, or 3 AM, you probably shouldn't be looking at something that resembles the sun.

That's where the reading mode comes in. It adjusts the color of your computer's display to adapt to the time of day, making it warmer at night and more like natural sunlight during the day.

It's even possible that you're staying up too late because of your computer. The bright screen can disrupt your sleep patterns and make it harder to fall asleep. By using the reading mode or adjusting your display settings, you can reduce the amount of blue light emitted by your screen and potentially improve your sleep quality.

So whether you use the reading mode to help you sleep better or simply because it makes your computer look better, it can provide a more comfortable viewing experience, especially during nighttime computer usage.

The reading mode feature makes your computer screen mimic the lighting of the room you're in at all times. When the sun sets, it adjusts your screen to resemble the lighting of your indoor lights. In the morning, it reverts to a color temperature that imitates sunlight.

Simply inform the reading mode about your specific lighting conditions and location, and then you can forget about it. The reading mode will automatically take care of the rest, adapting your screen's color temperature according to the time of day and the lighting settings you provided.

By emulating the lighting environment around you, the reading mode aims to create a more comfortable and natural viewing experience. This can help reduce eye strain and potentially contribute to better sleep patterns.

Control your lights with reading mode

It's easy.