When you first use a device, it often comes with factory settings that dictate the default configurations. This setup can sometimes cause the display to appear blurry or less clear initially. In my experience, this 'first blur' effect happens because the device's screen settings, such as resolution and focus, may not be fully optimized out of the box. To fix this, I recommend checking your device settings and adjusting the resolution or display parameters if possible. Sometimes, simply restarting the device or performing initial calibrations can improve screen clarity. Additionally, updating the device's firmware or drivers may resolve any temporary graphical glitches. It’s also important to remember that environmental factors, such as lighting and screen protectors, can contribute to a blurry appearance at first. Removing any protective films and ensuring good lighting conditions can help enhance the display sharpness. Overall, encountering a blur when devices are set to factory default is a common initial hurdle, but with some simple adjustments, you can quickly achieve a clear, sharp screen that enhances your overall experience.