Like an old blue dot tail light lens. Those were a red round light. When you stepped on the brakes the center lit up on blue. The combo results in a pinkish mauvish color. This would be a good indicator yes.I literally don't care, as long as they work. But if my subjective preferences are in play, in a fictional universe where it mattered to me....
Based purely on science, I would love a color that is "like a slightly bluish purple". So, in other words, "as a mauve".
/ducks
Blue is the hardest color for our eyes to focus. Especially in low light. Green is the easiest.LOL, there's two of them in the family here (although with mine the power LED came pre-destroyed for some reason and measures completely open, I guess a customer return), so I know exactly what you mean. I have resorted to placing random socks and whatnot on there.
Bright blue power LEDs are the absolute worst, especially when they aren't even diffused properly. They're halo city for me, must be my astigmatism or something. At one time my parents had a kitchen radio with an LCD backlit in blue - an absolute chore to read in the dark. My preferred choice for a clock radio display remains deep red. Otherwise, amber or green are good backlight choices. (I wrote a rant on this topic all the way back in 2008.)
I can see the point of using blue when it's something that has to be visible even in a bright (sunlit) environment.
The utter hell of user interface design and standardization is well presented here. Thoughts and prayers to all.
That's how you you service modern cars isn't, just put tape over all the warning lights on the dash.
Good for another 20,000 miles.
Nice work !
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Because it is recommend if not compulsory in many cases to indicate the presence of mains (or higher) voltage.Why can't OFF just be... OFF?
(yeah, I know -- that ship has sailed. In 2025 CE, "OFF" is... kinda off... sort of... in a manner of speaking, if one doesn't look too closely)
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Yeah, but for no particular reason.Are those hospital grade?
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The jury is out, at least in my case. Standby complicates things, and everything is standby nowadays.
My present audio system and flatscreen use RED as Standby and no lights for ON.
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RGB LEDs have been around for a while now. They're almost compulsory on home PC hardware.
Go nuts and have all the colours all the time for the full, migraine inducing, unicorn puke light show!
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