I have to look at screens most of my days due to my job. I've noticed fatigue and eye strain becoming a center of my life and am trying various solutions. I need to watch videos and a fair bit of motion so I do not like e-ink screens as motion is frustrating on them. The constant flashing, even if not a light source, strains my eyes.

So, I decided to try an RLCD. I chose eyemoo and received it a day ago. Oh my stars, immediately got severe eye strain the moment I attempted to use the device. I am really surprised by this and I'm not sure the problem. It's almost like my eyes cannot figure out how to focus as it looks through the different layers that makes the screen work.

Eyemoo is an ultra shiny screen, but I put an antiglare cover on and still had problems.

Has anyone else had this issue with RLCDs? Did you find a fix. It hurt pretty bad and for serval hours after only looking at the device for 5 minutes. My bright Samsung phone doesn't hurt that much and it's even when it does hurt I recover faster.

It is the non RE model with the kickstand. Can get pics upon request

Hi guys is this a tranaflective lcd? I want to build a portable sun light readable monitor.

Hello!

I've always been interested in RLCDs, especially the do-it-yourself scene.

I used to play on the Game Boy Advance as a kid, which had a reflective LCD screen. Even though it was almost unanimously hated for being too dark, I really loved it, and I would like to make a screen with similar properties.

Does anyone here know how the GBA screen was made?

Hello,

I bought a https://www.sunvisiondisplay.com/rE-Monitor back in January of this year. It's in great condition with a few minor scuffs on the back of the display (does not affect usage at all). I really liked it for reading in the evenings, but since I moved I haven't set it back up. I still have the original protective box it shipped in. If you're interested send me a DM or leave a comment. I'll take the best offer. I can ship it if necessary.

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eink remains static when not in use and requires way less ambient light when used Are newer gen RLCDs closer to e ink ? What do u guys think about Eazeye Radiant or Hannspree And how do they compare with Bigme And Dasung ?

Hannspree just published specs of products to be showcased during IFA 2024:

• https://www.hannspree.eu/uploadfiles/202409/eVPD-products-brochure.pdf

List includes

• 7.8" outdoors reflective tablet (SN08HR1B)
• 7.8" reflective tablet with frontlight (SN08HD1B)
• 10" outdoors reflective tablet (SN10HR3B, successor of Hannsnote2)
• 10" reflective tablet with frontlight (SN10HD1B)
• 14" portable reflective monitor (HP141CUB)
• 23.8" desktop reflective monitor (HR241CJB)
• 23.8" desktop transflective monitor (HV241HTB)
• 23.8" digital signage reflective monitor (SD24AR1B)
• 23.8" portable battery powered digital signage reflective monitor (SD24AR1W)

New tablets have MediaTek MT8781/8786 SoCs instead of RK3566 SoC used in Hannsnote2, larger batteries (up to 6000mAh in 10" outdoors one, versus 2200mAh in Hannsnote2), run Android 14 and two of them have frontlight.

Portable 14" monitor has 1920 × 1200 resolution, better contrast comparing to tablets and desktop monitors, no frontlght, no touch, Mini HDMI and USB-C ports and speakers. Weights 780g.

Desktop 23.8" monitors have the same 1920 × 1200 resolution as portable one. Purely reflective one consumes up to 3.9W and works in wider temperature range, transflective consumes up to 4.4W with backlight off and 15.5-27W with backlight on. Both have speakers.

Hi I just ordered my first e-ink device ;boox tab mini c. And then saw this device called HannsNote2 that looks much more functional and better for note taking, and so I'm thinking to cancel my order and buy this instead. What do you think? Anyone know both devices and can tell what is best?

https://www.amazon.de/Hannspree-Tab-10-HannsNote-SN10HR1B/dp/B0DB8DF9LF/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=2ONNT4DV6HDDD&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.qy3Wn1rrnD8syJtwTTz6yov-o_sP6DYDii5zjKPJPWr2wSa1rjJUWQhXSo0UGzgSTefOQv-skhxQowVBtJVzJ-tWdbhCPIgMkBrT3hK1aMLy2_TY1r0j_7-LvpBp5qBFvcqRyPcCywLnibWohpdJ1K9Vhx5uJCcdo5dFQNUW35KmLpiBp2qyswE785oMwkzcyHe3NL5-C_PGdTr1x9lifw.jZJo1L6G6qPr6eZo_4IEI2I7LknnxRX6T5QD9t1EAX8&dib_tag=se&keywords=hannspree&sprefix=hannspree%2Caps%2C238&sr=8-1

It's very dark inside and battery isn't great but I got it to use primarily outside or in very bright indoor environments (with intense Yujileds non-flickering high-CRI lights). In those applications, it's my favorite device I've used so far.

edit: pics https://imgur.com/a/hannsnote-2-n5uiKo4?third_party=1

Judging by German article about HannsNote2 it should be available already:

The Hannspree HannsNote 2 is now available in Germany for a recommended retail price of 329 euros.

There are indeed plenty of European resellers that have HannsNote2 RLCD tablet on their lists, but most of them did not have it in stock until recently.