Okany Blue Gentle Blocking Glasses Gaming Laptop Glasses

Y’all…..I think these really work!
I bought them, but hesitated wearing them because I thought they were going to turn everything orange. I decided to try them about a month after I got them. I watch A LOT of YouTube at night on my phone, okay games, etc and the view is sharp and bright. There is a color, but it’s not overwhelming and doesn’t take away from the YouTube or gaming experience. I now wear them in the evening always. I am a side sleeper and even use these when lying on my side reading my Kindle. I thought the Kindle’s built in eye care was enough, but after wearing these glasses I don’t want to read without them.TMI alert – I’ve been waking up 1x for the restroom instead of 2 -3x a night which is a great plus. Wearing these is just relaxing. Highly recommended.

Nice lenses, but not wide enough (too small)
I liked these blue-blockers. They are light-weight, and I found the lenses to be comfortable to look through. I didn’t have issues of self-reflection I’ve encountered with some other brands of blue-blocking glasses I own (“self-reflection” … meaning, there being a reflection of one’s own eyes/face within the glasses).The issue I had with them, however, is they are too tight on the sides of my head due to being overly narrow. I tried the put up with it, as I do like the lightness and visual quality of them. But after a few days of trying, I opted to return them.If you have a relatively narrow head, I think these glasses, for the price and lens quality, are very good. If you have a wider head, I’d suggest looking for another option, unless you’re okay to have a consistent squeeze applied to your head when wearing them).

Good for electronics or TV before bed
A bit loose for and dark. I don’t put them on until I’m in bed stops my eye strain and headaches.

These are definitely not “Anti Glare” but they do block blue light
Based on the price point I was suspicious going in about the “Anti Glare” claim, so it wasn’t a big surprise to learn almost immediately that it was false. There is no anti-glare coating on these lenses, so the only way you could claim they were anti-glare is that maybe the way the frames curve around the head reduces the amount of ambient light that might reflect off the back of the lenses into your eyes, but even that would be a stretch of the imagination. These lenses will, however, definitely reflect harsh glare in a photo taken while using a flash. If that’s not a big deal for you (and again, I really wasn’t expecting much based on the price) they’re not terrible. I personally find the frames to be a bit uncomfortable to wear, the plastic is stiff and a bit on the chunky side, so instead of contouring to my head they push the tips of my ears out of the way and make my nose feel like it is in a vice. I don’t think I can wear them for the duration of my work shift but they might be okay for a few hours before bed. The packaging was top notch, the glasses come in a nice box with a microfiber bag and cleaning cloth, and they also included a small blue light with a reactive card that you can use to test whether the blue is being blocked by the lenses. The lenses were very effective at reducing the harsh light of modern headlights while driving at night, and even made a trip to Walmart tolerable (I hate Walmart’s overhead lighting; it tends to give me eye strain). If all you’re looking for are cheap blue blockers and you aren’t picky about style, comfort and glare then these are a pretty good deal for the price. Personally, I rather doubt I’ll buy this brand again.

I bought these a while back, and I still have them in good condition, despite putting them away hastily in my drawers every now and again. I gave one to my sister.it’s comfortable and it makes my eyes hurt less. when I take them off tho, I am reminded that the wold doesn’t have a slightly yellow tint to it that blurs out the harshness of white lights.my criticism, however, is that the black ones feel like a different material to the rest, and rubbing it against the skin makes a weird, powdery? noise?? and I don’t like wearing it at all, so it’s collecting dust in my room..it’s good value for money, but to be very honest, we don’t know if it truly works or if it’s like a placebo effect, and there’s no way to measure it.but i would still recommend especially if you have family members that you can give a spare pair to.Thank you! ^-^

The black ones are definitely the most comfortable as they are made form a different material to the transparent and leopard print ones which are plastic.I bought these for my headaches that I get throughout lockdown from looking at a computer screen all day and they help these a lot, they are good for my eyes and block out the blue light really well.The only reason these aren’t perfect is because when wearing them for a long time, the leopard and transparent ones tend to make marks behind my ears and on my nose which can hurt a little but not enough for it to be a real problem.They are such good value for the price and I recommend getting these in comparison to a single pair.

Great and lightweight, it genuinely does block out excess unwanted lights emitted from screens. Only con might be that it gets marks on the lens quite easily and they’re quite difficult to fully get rid of by just wiping it with what you have at hand when you’re sat down, such as fabric or cloth, but if you’ve got lens wipes around the house that’s a quick and easy job.