Samsung has recently introduced a significant accessibility upgrade to its lineup of TVs and computer monitors. This article aims to provide an overview of Samsung’s latest initiative, highlighting the key features of the newly introduced SeeColors mode.
Which Samsung TV and monitor models will support the SeeColors feature?
Samsung’s SeeColors mode will be added to the 2023 lineup of Neo QLED TVs, QLED TVs, and OLED TVs. Furthermore, it will be available on Samsung’s smart monitors, as well as the Samsung G95SC gaming monitor.
What does the “Color Vision Accessibility” certification signify for Samsung?
The renowned organization TÜV Rheinland has awarded Samsung with the “Color Vision Accessibility” certification for its SeeColors feature. This certification acknowledges Samsung’s commitment to enhancing accessibility for individuals with color blindness or color-related vision impairments.
How does SeeColors mode improve color differentiation for users with vision impairments?
SeeColors mode offers viewers nine presets that adjust the red, green, and blue levels. By utilizing these presets, individuals with color-related vision impairments can effectively differentiate between colors, regardless of the content they are watching.
How can users access the SeeColors feature on eligible TVs and monitors?
Previously available as a separate application since 2017, SeeColors mode will now be directly accessible from the accessibility menu on eligible Samsung TVs and monitors. Users can simply download a software update to enable this accessibility feature.
While Samsung has not provided a specific release date for the software update, indications suggest that it will be available soon, if not already. Ideally, future Samsung TVs and monitors will come with this feature readily available in the accessibility menu by default, further enhancing accessibility for all users.
