The new HP ProBook 450 G4 with Full HD screen is mostly harmless for your eyes

We add another good reason to buy the new HP ProBook 450 G4 – the absence of PWM. This is of great importance for a business notebook because users tend to spend most of their time in front of the screen. And we have good news for them.

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Our equipment recorded high-frequency PWM (25.6 kHz) from 0 to 50% brightness, which is also rarely felt by most users. However, above 50% the screen doesn’t use PWM for adjusting brightness and thus can be used for long periods of time without causing unwanted strain to the user’s eyes. And besides, 51% is around 60 cd/m2, which is quite low even for indoor use. It’s quite unlikely that you will anything below this unless you are working in a pitch-black room.

Keep in mind, though, that we are referring to the Full HD version of the laptop. Also, make sure to check out our Health-Guard profile, which will bring down the negative Blue Light emissions – just as important issue with nowadays screens.

Author: Rossen Pandev

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