Agreed whole heartedly. The Broncos I got are the first new vehicles I have had in a long time so haven't noted blue being used. My 02 Explorer uses green and some red with most of the area dark. On long trips at night I like to dim down the display to lower so I have less internal glare. I am not sure I can even do that on the bronco, but with the whole screen lit (and the radio screen the same) it is a lot of light.Blue is the worst. There's a reason phones and computers have "night time" or "eye comfort" modes which are really just blue light filters.
I've never understood why Ford insists on using blue in the majority of their vehicles.
I first noted companies / engineers getting enamored with blue in the latter 2000s when blue LEDs became cheaper, more reliable and were thus the new thing for instrumentation that used discrete LEDs and 7 segment displays and even backlight for monochromatic LCDs. It was a different look, and I suppose younger folks are less bothered, but it makes my eyes bug out. Cool looking may work on marketing material, but after using day to day, yuck.
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