Bigme B251-World's 1st E Ink Color Monitor with 25.3 inch eink Screen

I use a Mac and the resolution is horrible. Customer service wasn't very helpful. I ended up returning the product.

It's pricey, but well worth it. If you want to avoid the agony and headaches caused by an LCD screen, it is worthwhile. However, I would like to see the price of these monitors come down. There is no longer any dizziness, and I feel more efficient because I am not forced to stop using my screen due to a migraine. Of course, eink has disadvantages over a regular display, but it also has advantages. It encourages you to compartmentalize. For some people, your computer, like a phone, does not have to be an all-in-one. Having an item for just one or a few task might be beneficial.

This is currently the best colored eink monitor it there. Bigme really showed us what a good quality product is supposed to be right at its debut of this product. It is quite pricey. However, it is well worth the money spent. This is especially for those who have sensitive eyes to screen, or those who have prolonged screen time daily. This would be very helpful for those who have computer vision syndrome. It gives very good eye relief that it reduces the incidence of headaches triggered by prolonged screen time. It's really helped a lot in terms of eye ease. For those who have spent a lot of money for eye care, especially those who get headaches and eye pain from LCD / LED screens, this is the product for you. Save yourself the pain, the time, and the money. Get this product. This is an eink screen. The downsides of it include lower contrast, less color differentiation, lower frequency in videos. So, the quality of pictures and videos will nowhere be near that of LCD / LED screens. On the other hand, it is more than what it is worth for those who have eye sensitivity from LCD / LED screens.

Beautiful looking monitor; however, the display is way too dark. During the daytime, I need to put the front light on to the highest setting and turn on a monitor bar (still not a good experience). I am including an image of the device next to an Amazon Kindle Scribe and a Boox Go 10.3. All devices have the front light off. Notice just how much darker the Bigme monitor is. The device also arrived with a dead pixel (second picture). The voice commands are a good feature.

The monitor does not match its description and is of noticeably low quality. It’s clear that Photoshop was used in the marketing images to make it appear more appealing than it actually is. Additionally, the customer service is unhelpful and makes the return process unnecessarily difficult and frustrating. The user interface is really confusing as well.