Why Eye-Care?

When students can’t see, they can’t learn. Studies show 25% of students in grades K-6 have visual problems that are serious enough to impede learning, and nearly 80% of children with a learning disability have an undiagnosed vision problem.

Since vision problems are a critical issue that cannot be ignored, we believe prevention is essential. Our RP790 comes with a total eye-care solution designed to safeguard the eye health of both you and your students so that you can cultivate a visually friendly learning environment for reading and interacting. 

• "25% of students in grades K-6 have visual problems that are serious enough to impede learning.”

– American Public Health Association

• “It is estimated that 80% of children with a learning disability have an undiagnosed vision problem.”

– Vision Council of America

TÜV-Certified Low Blue Light Technology

Blue-light emissions from displays may cause adverse health effects such as macular degeneration or disrupted melatonin secretion. BenQ Low Blue Light technology minimizes blue-light exposure and allows for healthier time spent in front of the display, helping you create the best and most comfortable viewing experience for you and your students.

TÜV-Certified Flicker-Free Technology

With rapidly changing pixels through the backlight for a constant image, LCD displays can cause small fluctuations in brightness, called flicker, which is the main cause for eye strain and visual fatigue. BenQ Flicker-Free technology is meticulously designed to remove LED backlight flickering and provides a zero-flicker viewing experience. This effectively reduces CVS-related eye problems and alleviates discomfort caused by looking at the screen all day.

Anti-Glare Display

Screen glare can cause reflected images on the screen, making it challenging for students to see, take notes, and most importantly, remain focused. The RP790’s anti-glare glass surface can effectively reduce reflections, freeing students from excessive squinting with more legible text and clearer images, avoiding eye strain, and facilitating more effective instruction.