Ultra Premium Blue Light Blocking Computer Glasses Gaming Glasses with Amber Tint Lens for Digital Eye Strain Relief Better Sleep - No Magnification G603

First off, these are packaged really well. Much better than my $400 sunglasses. It comes in a thick cardboard box that includes a hard case, a soft case, and a lens cleaning cloth.When trying them on you'll notice immediately they are extremely light. Since I just got these I'm not sure how durable they will be, but they're really comfortable for long term use. I've been wearing them all day, and although I haven't forgotten that I'm wearing them, they aren't causing any discomfort.The lenses themselves are tinted. The description says Tan but they look more amber to me. It noticeably changes how you see the screen. Blues are a bit difficult to see, and whites are no longer so bright it hurts at night. It honestly does feel easier to stare at a screen for long periods of time. For the record, I'm using a 50" tv as a monitor, and sitting about 5 feet from the screen as i type this. The white background from amazon would normally hurt my eyes.There are those who say instead of spending money and going through this hassle, you could just download a free program and do fine with that. I want to say that I've tried that, and while it may work for others, it didn't really work for me or my applications. I would say look at those 1st before you actually decide you need something like this.Overall I'm happy with these.

Nice and comfortable. So light you barely feel them. Helps keep my eyes from straining while putting in long hours gaming it up. Also prevents me from getting headaches due to eye strain. The lens quality are much higher than my Gunnar glasses. I'd recommend these over the more expensive Gunnar glasses.

Initial thoughts on first use is that they work. Needed to see if the yellow tinge was going to bother me or not and so far it's just kind of okay. You get somewhat used to seeing everything a bit yellow, but it does make me want to try other types of glasses. Frames are crazy light (great for prolonged use), but also not the most comfortable. Four stars may be a bit generous, but the hard case, soft case, cleaning cloth and mini screw driver ( though this model seems to lack screws in the frame) are nice.

Nicely designed and well engineered. Has very interesting screw less nose pad and temple hinge systems. Lens are distortion free. Frame flexibility makes for a very comfortable fit. Doesn't slip down my face at all. I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars for durability only because I question how long the silicon nose pads with stay in place. Silicone material might get slippery if too much facial oils are allowed to accumulate on it. Comes packaged nicely in a study case with a cloth lens cleaner and storage bag. These glasses tinted but not magnified. Model: G603 56 19-135.

I was really, seriously, truly, absolutely hoping that there would be someone left selling a reputable product on here that hadn't either bought or forged their own positive reviews. To my credit, I spent many hours looking over every detail of all the listings that appeared to have digital eye strain relief glasses with my requirements and in a size that would fit me.Then I wrongly concluded that the optimal choice looked to be one of the most expensive ones that outlined all of my needs perfectly in the description, and which appeared to have an attractive and reputable lineup. Alas, here I am again, disappointed with an insanely cheap, worthless product. They didn't even bother to try and make it look like their fake claims applied to the real-life glasses, or even verify if it was in good enough condition from whatever garbage heap it was pulled from to ship.To start, the frames are insultingly bad. Like, BAAAAAD. Light and wibbly doesn't cover it, this is the cheapest, laziest design I've ever seen and quite obviously not even pretending it was templated for any human living in North America. Not even reading glasses in the sketchiest of department stores has quality low enough to compete with this cereal box nonsense. I'd expect frames like these to be handed out as one of those cheap complementary lures you get for watching a salesman's product demonstration without actually buying anything. Or like a bin of corporate-branded clicky pens.Further, the right lens had two tiny scratches right out of the box, and while I absolutely can't stand scratches on glasses even through normal wear, I refuse to be subjected to them in a supposedly "new" condition straight from a vendor. The lenses being dirty and smudgy right out of the packaging didn't endear itself to me, either.And in case you were wondering if the lens color was as pleasant looking and muted as in the product description, they're not. They're darn near fluorescent yellow and obliterate any sense of color accuracy on your devices. And no, I don't see myself or anyone else somehow adjusting or getting used to it.Well, not unless you count resignation with just accepting that everything is yellow now because you had a legitimate need for a product to help you overcome a very real problem, but every vendor seems to be peddling the same zero-quality snake oil. Thus you're relegated to just sticking with whatever you hope will hold together and enable you to be uncomfortable, but just maybe a bit more productive and without the constant migraines.Ah, and in case you were thinking you'd get "compliments" on how you look in these, I say again, they're MUCH more yellow than in the product description, but not in a way that seems like you're wearing fancy sunglasses, and definitely not as useful as actual sunglasses.And if the safety-glass color vibe wasn't bad enough, these glasses were not shaped to fit on most Americans and sit in a way that sorta looks like a badly done unheard of niche live-action anime character that was too awkward to be the hero and too ugly to be the villain and was therefore ostracized to a role not unlike that of jar-jar binks.

These glasses are really amazing! They are flexible and also fit very nicely... As soon as I put them on I felt less fatigued from my eyes! It is very easy to see everything clear as well. After a week is when you really notice how much better your eyes feel! Would definitely recommend these glasses to anyone wanting to buy blue light glasses or people who sit in front of a screen all day. They will not disappoint, I guarantee it.

...but they feel really cheap and I'm not sure which head shape these would look good on because it's definitely not mine. About a month later I ended up buying a different pair from a different brand on Amazon that was more stylish looking and half the price, and they do the job just as well.

Great pair of anti glare/blue light glasses. Very light and comfortable, though headphones can press depending on how you wear them. Only real issue is durability, but that is more or less a given at this price / weight combination. Pretty happy with them overall