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Online classes fuel the demand for TV eye protection, and the demand and sales of laser TV continue to surge

Recently, as primary and secondary schools across the country have started online classes, the problem of young people’s vision health has aroused new concerns among many parents, and “eye protection” has also become a rigid need in the context of online classes. According to data from CMM, laser TVs with the feature of “healthy eye protection” continued to grow against the trend in February after sales increased by 112% year-on-year in January. This data is also confirmed from the laser TV health eye protection online communication meeting held by Hisense TV.

Online classes fuel the demand for TV eye protection, and the demand and sales of laser TV continue to surge

In this most home holiday in history, online lessons through the big screen of the TV have become a new posture for children to learn. According to Internet TV data released by Hisense on February 26, during the Spring Festival, more than 2 million children learned online through the large screen of Hisense TV, and the peak reached 2.45 million.

However, online classes have also caused parents to worry about their children’s eyesight. Although compared with mobile phones and computer screens, the large screen of LCD TVs can relieve visual fatigue to a certain extent, but long-term viewing will still make you feel tired and increase the risk of myopia. Therefore, the need for TV eye protection is particularly urgent.

“Protecting the visual health of young people is an urgent issue at present. I suggest parents to choose a laser TV with reflection imaging like Hisense.” Li Dejiao, an ophthalmologist at the China-Japan Friendship Hospital, said that the reflection imaging of laser TV can effectively filter harmful light and effectively protect child’s visual health.

The data of Zhongyikang in January showed that the sales volume of laser TV was 112.04% year-on-year. Affected by the epidemic in February, the color TV market saw a large decline, but the demand for laser TV continued to grow against the trend. It is reported that at the Hisense product dealer subscription meeting held on February 24, laser TVs were snapped up by dealers across the country. According to previous market research, 93% of users choose laser TV because they value eye protection.

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