Anyone else blinded by these new headlights when driving?

[Totallybannanas]

Am I the only one struggling with how bright car headlights have become? I’ve been avoiding driving at night for a while now because of it, but I don’t remember them being this intense in the past. Every car I pass feels like it’s on full beams, and I end up feeling completely blinded. I know my astigmatism makes it worse, but I recently had an eye test and wear corrective glasses. Tonight, I had to make a journey I couldn’t avoid, and I found myself driving at 40mph in a 60mph zone because the car behind me was tailgating and their lights were so dazzling. I eventually pulled over to let them pass. Does anyone else deal with this?

And in english? 🤣🤣

Well not really as it detects both of those as well.
”Adaptive High BeamsHigh beams now adapt to reduce glare for other drivers and cyclists.By detecting other road users, and selectively dimming individual pixels of the headlight, your high beams stay on more often for greater visibility at night.To turn them on, in your vehicle settings go to Lights > Adaptive High Beams.”

Tesla of course but what they use and it’s very good at this because of the ability to scan objects (bins, people, bikes, cars) others will follow.

I was driving last night and did a quick survey of cars approaching. The LED lights were whiter but caused less glare and halo than the older yellower lights. I think that the xenon lights are probably the brightest and worst and have been pretty much replaced by LED lights on newer cars. LED is easier to selectively dim. And is a cooler light than the single bulb headlights.
My lights are fantastic for spotting cyclists and pedestrians and the wildlife that often uses our local roads. We have a lot of deer locally along with horses, cows and sheep. I know a number of people who have had serious accidents involving wildlife. Being able to see them earlier is a distinct advantage.

I got a bulb replaced at Halfords yesterday. They had a sign up by the tills advertising bulbs that were 2x brighter than normal bulbs - really, who needs that? As for the deer, cows, sheep, horses, is that not going to be in areas with no streetlights, where you can use full beam? (Though I'm surprised if horses, presumably ridden, are out in the dark).