During the Winter months, my eyes get very dry & irritated especially at night. Staring at the computer monitor for long periods makes it worse.

Anyway, I tried it last year during the daytime to see what it looked like and then turned it off and kind of forgot the feature existed.

I was thinking of using sunglasses but then realized that won't work with my reading glasses. So tonight, I fired up the night light! Wow!? It makes a HUGE difference on the tired eyes. I immediately felt relief.

Some computer monitors emit Blue light which can irritate eyesight after prolonged periods of viewing.

Here's how to get to the settings:

Settings-->Display---> Night Light!

I have this bug in windows when I open settings the display turns tinted blueish
have to log out and back in to reset it to normal

I think this started when the night moed was intoduced, but its neigher setting

might have to do with dual grafics card I dont know

it also happens sometimes when i plugin something in USB, or when I open the useless sidebar

its annoying

On my screen I see an soothing orange hue. Last night, a weird thing happened. When I finished computing. I walked around the house doing things and everything looked different. After staring at the orange screen for so long, it was as if my color perception was shifted and all the colors of everyday objects looked different.

My guess it was a bit of an afterimage effect that was following me around for a while.

I returned to the computer this evening and was greeted by the night light! It was a welcomed sight for my tired eyes.

I wish I would have begun to use this feature long ago. My PC monitor is a high intensity brightness 4K screen. It looks real nice but man, it really messes with your eyes. After several hours my eye begin to feel dry and scratchy and as a result I use eye drops like they're going out of style. With the night light, my eyesight feels relieved. I never realized how the effects of blue light can screw with your eyesight.