How to Reduce Eye Strain When Using Your Phone at Night
- May 14, 2025
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Strain on the Eyes With Disruptive Consequences Your smartphone says it’s the brightest screen in the dark so you strain your eyes reading an article, replying to email
Strain on the Eyes With Disruptive Consequences
Your smartphone says it’s the brightest screen in the dark so you strain your eyes reading an article, replying to email or scrolling your social news feed at night.
Strain on the Eyes With Disruptive Consequences of Compromised Night Vision Which could Lead to Long-Term Visions Problems, Aside from this being inconvenient.
Preserving Our Vision at Night
Finally, preserving our vision while viewing digital devices especially at night is still possible. In this way, you can use your phone during the night without harming your health.
Your smartphone says it’s the brightest screen in the dark
So you strain your eyes reading an article, replying to email or scrolling your social news feed at night.
Strain on the Eyes With Disruptive Consequences
Strain on the Eyes With Disruptive Consequences of Compromised Night Vision Which could Lead to Long-Term Visions Problems, Aside from this being inconvenient.
Preserving Our Vision at Night
Finally, preserving our vision while viewing digital devices especially at night is still possible. In this way, you can use your phone during the night without harming your health.
3. Use Dark Mode
OLED/AMOLED screens indicate Dark Mode (it’s good for battery and reduces glare, the less glare on Glass, the better for my clients.)
How to Make It Possible:
Android:
Settings > toggle for Dark Theme in Display
iPhone:
Settings > Display & Brightness > Dark
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4. Reader View and Increase the Font Size
Importance
Small print makes your eyes do the work. Heyyyyyyyyy the strain is also removed with larger text and reader mode to close out the distractions.
How to Adapt
Browser:
Text size (Settings > Display) > Font Size
Reader Mode:
Most browsers, such as Chrome / Safari, have a reader mode for article purpose.
5. There Are Some Breaks After Screen Time
Its Importance
Even at night, screen time also causes stress in the eyes. Rule of 20: Every 20 minutes, take 20 seconds leave and look at you 20 feet in front of you.
Suggestion
Take a screen break or use a timer with the help of apps.
6. Use Glasses to Filter Blue-light
So Important
If you wear blue-light filtering glasses during the night a majority of the time, it’s always nice to have a pair in these glasses (as a backup) especially if you rotate through multiple units or the phone you are using does not have effective filters.
7. Don’t Have Brightly Lit, Complete Black.
Why It Matters
If you stare at a very bright screen in complete black, you your pupils will constrict much faster (and dilate slower) meaning you are creating more strain on your eyes more faster.
Resolution
Have a soft/ambient light on next to your bedside when using the phone.
8. Option to Experience Eye Care Topics Beauty and Apps
Note*
In the eye-friendly app, some aspects have either dark mode or i-care low-light function. Only use eye apps that have the option of changing color and accompanied backgrounds.
When reading at night, purchase Moon+ Reader, Twilight, and Kindle apps.
Conclusion
It’s utterly avoidable as an eye stress when using the phone at night. You can protect your eyes and engage the blue light filter, go into dark mode, limits either glow and long brakes, have better sleep with assistance.
Keep in mind, your eyes are working hard throughout the day, but particularly at night, they deserve your attention.
