A simulation was performed using simulated displays to examine how the results of the computerized color vision test are influenced by display characteristics, and color reproduction methods. In this work, the color difference between the background and the number in the test plates was employed to quantify the visibility of the target number in the computerized test. The results have indicated that for the color-appearance-based reproduction method, the impact of display characteristics on the target visibility is minimal except for the displays with extremely narrow bandwidth. While for the tristimulus-based reproduction method, it is necessary to consider display characteristics for the computerized color vision test.