yep, make office work more bearable. less stressful

the review is doneby ROW3Y. His comment is below

yep this is perfect for that. You can also look into the SVD rcld monitor

no problem at all. You went in-depth and covered so many areas. Great review

Hello, thank you for doing this review. I am suffering from horrible eye strain /migraines currently, and am considering getting this monitor. I have always had general light sensitivity, but now I am having serious health issues associated with using my monitor for work and music. So I am wondering, should get a version with front light or not? You say you do not like them, could you please explain a little further? The only E-ink devices i have ever used are kindle readers, and I have not experienced a problem with the lighting, but I tend to keep it low in general, and I can use it in the dark on very low setting with no problem. Will adding a front light to dasung paperlike disturb the image quality? I feel it may be the safest option for me to just go ahead and get the front light, and then if I don't need it, I can just turn it off, do you think that is a good idea? I don't have much experience with this technology and any help you could offer would be greatly appreciated. And one last question, what monitor light do you use? Thank you so much

​@@codythekid1151 'So I am wondering, should get a version with front light or not?' as you're on the fence, I'd recommend getting one with 'You say you do not like them, could you please explain a little further?' Some manufacturer front lights are fine for me (Kindle, Hisense, older Boox, Xiaomi...), others give me a headache (newer Boox, Dasung). I think I'm very sensitive to PWM in a way most people aren't. Even with the ones that don't give me a headache, ambient light is a much nicer experience IMO. 'Will adding a front light to dasung paperlike disturb the image quality?' Usually not significantly 'I feel it may be the safest option for me to just go ahead and get the front light, and then if I don't need it, I can just turn it off, do you think that is a good idea?' Yes, I think it is 'And one last question, what monitor light do you use?' The one in the video is a rubbish cheap one. I've since replaced it with a Benq ScreenBar Halo which is lovely and makes using the monitor a much nicer experience.

Can u plz tell me its price and howto order one??

@@mumtazahmed8138 you can get it for 1549$ from indiegogo

no frontlight. he talks about it around the 4 minute mark

It's a little jerky, but fine for me for general office work and browsing on the settings I use

really? thats interesting. You can reply to ROW3Y's comment below

Please make video and tell about your monitor some review

Are you on PC? Macs are less friendly to 3rd party monitors and I was getting a lot of flicker and background artefacts on graphic mode. That said, I just tried again and when only on the fastest mode the graphic mode flicker issue goes away. There's significantly more ghosting than in my text mode, but still images are much better. I'm not sure which compromise I prefer as my primary use is text, and I don't care as much about images. In this graphic mode, testing a few different graphic novels against a TUC the TUC wins with no contest for me.

After using it for a bit on graphic mode ++++ I've switched back to text mode +++. Too much ghosting for me in graphic mode at full speed. If I were using it as a sole monitor, maybe I'd use the graphic mode. But as I can quickly switch to the MacBook for say photo editing or watching video I want the Dasung to be text optimised.

@@R0W3Y I'm on a 2019 Macbook Pro, do you have night shift and true tone turned off? That makes a massive difference. I have a Mira Pro as well and the flicker was pretty bad for me on that until I turned off true tone and night shift. I don't think it ever flickered again. I haven't experienced any flickering on the Dasung either.

A 12" color is coming soon. It'll probably be half the price

i think just a little bit, yes. Because we see different companies using the same kaleido 3 display but their screens look a bit different from each other. So you can optimise it but not that much because the hardware is not yet there

u should reply to his pinned comment above so that he can see your question

Pretty much identical

yes it is. perfect for writing

i think the black andwhite version would be better for you. since i doubt you need color? the b/w version has more ppi. you can order it here- shop.dasung.com/products/dasung-paperlike-color-world-first-color-e-ink-monitor?ref=wt use the colde 'webtoolo' for discount

@@epaper_eink thank you! I think I would need color one for charts, tables and graphs (data visualization) not only text. I have some sort of photophobia / migraines / epilepsy and am i a risk of losing job so any monitor like this would be a life saver

@@illcookforu2 o ok. i understand. then the paperlike color would be perfect for you. u can order from the link i gave above. enjoy.

It's 3200x1800 natively. Just more practical using it in HiDPI.

Thanks,@@R0W3Y

Much better with the Benq Halo light. Much more paper like natural quality with an external lamp.

It's better than lcd outdoors and if you're suffering from eyestrain. Mainly for typing and browsing work. Not for one that needs lots of graphic use

wow didnt know that. interesting feature

@@epaper_eink yeah! Finally learning Morse years ago paid off lol

@@leoshork haha finally

I agree man, its too much. One ray of hope is the TCL nxtpaper- while its not eink many people have reported that they do reduce eyestrain. and they're going to release a 14" tablet this month. Am hoping they go into monitors soon- if not then the 14" one can be used as a monitor somewhat or a laptop. And the great thing is the price is in 'normal' range lol

@@epaper_eink [TCL nxtpaper] I had to look that one up, though I could be wrong my _'guess'_ is it wont be anywhere near as easy on the eye as e-ink, but we can hope.

@@karlmunford7000 yea it wont be as good as eink for eye comfort. But if you need (close to) accurate colors and speed then the nxtpaper or SVD rlcd monitor would be better. it all depends on your needs. but yes eink is the best for eye comfort. I could work on eink all day and have no eye problems or strain. Cant say th same for other displays lol

@@epaper_eink I didn't truly believe e-ink was that much better until I set myself a rule, not to watch TV, used my phone or computer on Sundays, but only my Supernote... then I understood just how energy-sapping LCDs are. I can study/read all day on my Supernote, but have to push myself with my computer as the exhaustion kicks in, and headaches following. I have no idea why e-ink is so good, but its as if someone blasts me with _'white noise'_ when I turn from it to pick-up my laptop.

@@karlmunford7000 thats so true.i think maybe its the backlight or i dunno but thats so accurate. And i sleep better when i use eink too.

for reading black and white is better as it has higher ppi

@@epaper_eink tahnks dear for awesome video could you shoot another video with better light to see the actual resolution . i use paperlike hd for 3 years after 3 years with paperlike pro but i have never used colored e ink . and i wonder how you recommend the paperlike black and white for reading since i raed that the reolution of colour is way higher than the black and white. also could you tell me if tehre is any ghosting?

For me I don't feel eye strain when using eink monitors even if i work all day

@@epaper_eink Nice I need one but it's so expensive

@@yokanshree4621 yes it is. you can look at rlcd monitors- they are much cheaper. I have a video on my channel listing all of them

Maybe in the future

not the reviewer but in terms of brand- I'd choose the Dasung over the bigme

@@epaper_eink Could you please tell us what are the reasons you would choose the Dasung brand over the Bigme brand?

Not in my opinion

for watching movie youd be better off with SVD RLcd monitor or TCL nxtpaper

​​⁠Have you tried Nxtpaper? I’ve got a 40 that I’m probably going to return. Not as good for my eyes as tricking an iPhone pro into running at 120hz constantly.

@@epaper_eink hey thx for that, i have a big allergy light problem, 3 year i did'nt watch a movie, thoses new technology is what i need§ Have a nice day

@@Ekudeuh welcome. can relate. i used to watch them on my eink phone- only problem is the speed and refresh rate. hoping the new tcl nxtpaper phones will enable to watch them again

It's not that bad I think