I've used this on several phones but it has a nasty habit of completely locking the screen due to a bug.
When it works, it's probably a useful app, but I've had too many issues with it.

You can hit pause to overcome the overlay issues from the pull down notification area, the overlay issues were driving me nuts until I noticed that pausing the app fixed the permission problems.

Same here. Every time something strange happened with my phone, whether I couldn't click to install an app or change a setting with something else, it was because of this app. I agree that it does what it says it's going to do (in terms of changing the screen, I can't comment on whether this improved my health/sleep), but it isn't seamless enough to not be annoying for me. I kept it on my old phone for a year or so but after getting a new phone and reviewing which apps to install, I didn't install it again.

Android 7 has a blue light filter option built into it (for those who have or can upgrade to it)

This looks awesome. How would it compare to say F.lux? My OnePlus has a Night Mode but you can't schedule it.

I've used this on several phones but it has a nasty habit of completely locking the screen due to a bug.
When it works, it's probably a useful app, but I've had too many issues with it.

If you're rooted, you can use Tasker on your OnePlus and have night mode activated on a timer. If you prefer the red hue added by Twilight to the yellow hue from Night Mode's reduced blue light, then this is perfect.

Love this app. Doesn't disturb the wife at night.

It looks similar to f.lux
I love that app. Have it on my laptop as well. Can't go anymore without it :smiley:

This randomly stopped some apps working last time I tried it, luckily now it appears to be a built in feature in Nougat (at least, it is present on my HTC 10)

I use this on my Nexus 6p works a charm brilliant app... used to have it on my s4 also didn't affect the phone at all.

I tried this before but i prefer CF Lumen.

I'm not against the idea of this and think it'll work for some people, however at a software level it caused permission issues with my other apps so I had to get rid of it.

Good value at 10p though.

Android 7 has a blue light filter option built into it (for those who have or can upgrade to it)

​Thirding this. It generates an overlay, so anything you're doing on your phone is through Twilight. Obviously this poses a massive security risk and some applications won't play ball if it detects any overlay. Twilight is a secure application and there's nothing untoward going on with it, but it's easier for other developers to use a blanket ban on overlays.

Night Screen app is much better. Use it everyday now.

i removed the app due to thr Overlay issues.
great idea but the app is a major pain in the ****

Don't majority of phones have this function anyway? Oneplus definitely does.

Overall: Best one in the class, won't have ads later unlike free ones, buy it while @10p.

Yet another one who's had it and got rid - the issues I was having with the overlays meant it wasn't worth keeping.

that's because its a security feature installed into the OS, it stops stuff being installed that you don't want to be installed, essentially the android OS will say no your not allowed to install thins unless the user says so and because there's a red overlay on top of everything else android thinks hey there could be something limiting the users options so just in case it makes the user disable screen overlays when installing things

its the same case with FB messenger bubbles and or Google translate bubbles occasionally

I installed it on a previous deal and used it a couple of times, but now don't bother.

If anybody is interested I'll sell the one I have for 5p? :wink:

Android Nougat has this built in already. A blue light filter that can be set to activate on sunset etc...

Where's Turkey? Google Play deals are HIS TERRITORY! :laughing:

Is this a any better than the free blue light filters?

great app that I've used for about a year. For 10p you can't go wrong. hot!

Had this and got rid.

The best is CF Lumen!

The overlay causes issues so I stopped using it. This sort of thing should become a standard feature of the OS though.

You can hit pause to overcome the overlay issues from the pull down notification area, the overlay issues were driving me nuts until I noticed that pausing the app fixed the permission problems.

free with nougat

Not worth it even at 10p. The overlay issues still arent fixed after a year or two.

Cf lumen is far superior

Yes, I'll give it a try for 10p

I bought this last time it was 10p. I uninstalled it because it made my phone crawl when activated. I've coped fine without it

Hot, I got this before when it was 10p and its absolutely perfect. If you have issues with the screen overlay (such as when installing an app) just pull down the top bar and hit pause :smile:

Might uninstall the free version as havinga lot of issues withh phone since last android update particularly camera
very slow and crashing

When I installed most of the screen is red apart from the Home tab along bottom of screen is still lit up as normal. Am I missing something here?

10p is a bit steep...I got it free about a month ago .works fine

It just doesn't really do anything. Yes, it changes the tint of the screen - but it's odd, and even adjusting it I never got comfortable with it. If the app wasn't 10p then the app would pan - it's just the, "what's 10p, eh?" crowd that keep it going (me included last time.)

it adds a red filter on the screen, it doesn't remove any blue light so essentially this is pointless

Cf.lumen is far better and free but requires root. It works same as f.lux for computers

It's been a while since i used Twilight but CF Lumen seemed much more configurable. If you have root, it's definitely worth a shot.

I prefer the adage "opinions are like ar*eholes, everyone has got one" :smile:

I've got this but I am sure it was free? It really helps with night time reading as I have trouble sleeping x

Too many problems with this app in Android 6. It became an irritation.

I used this for a while on my S7, but it became a bit of a faff, stopping working in various apps and I stopped using it.
Nougat has the same functionality already built in which seems to work a bit better.

Free and built in on iOS. Go on attack me!.....

Can anybody exmplain me why every time i see these discounts on Google Play i cannot use them. Either i see usual price or the link BUY is not active for me. As for this deal - it's 2.99Eur. Is it for UK only ?

"Oh so now Android is copying iOS's night mode. Google is really something. Copying everything. No. I don't care if this app and like many others like it have been on the Play Store for years before iOs had that feature. They still copied it."

Just wanted to share this with you guys. Alternative Facts. They're everywhere.

My iOS fanboy of a friend said that in a message.

If you work a lot in the front of the computer (non graphic work) so many hours in the evening/night, then you will see a big difference. Exactly - your eyes will be less tired.
First two, three days will be very unusual, but if you go through that period you will be (probably) thankful for installing that.

I don't know about Twilight Pro, but it's probably the same.

So, perfect for all us pr0n viewers then?

:wink:

hehe
not really. when you watch movies, or p0rn in this case, then you can use option "Disable for one hour (for doing color-sensitive work)"
:wink:

I use the free version and have only had the occassional issue, usually resolved by pausing. Won't upgrade (even for 10p) after all the free version works and the ads are unobtrusive.

I use this every night with no problems at all. Although the timer is no good for me because I don't always go to bed at the same time

Just bought it using google play credit. Thanks