ANYLUV Blue-Mild-Glasses Males Bluelight-Glasses Blocking: Anti Eyestrain Bluelight Laptop Gaming Glasses

Eye protection with quality design and materials in a slick, contemporary package
I ordered the amber colored lens, B01-black frame glasses which, like all ANYLUV blue light blocking glasses, offers protection for gamers and other extensive screen users by filtering out blue light from the lower, shorter wavelengths of the visible light spectrum. How it does it and the importance of it doing so is beyond the scope of this writing. That said, there are still some observations I’ve made about the ANYLUV blue light glasses that I believe are worth sharing. As for clarity, understand that for those of us who wear prescription glasses, any non-prescription lenses—even glasses such as these that are designed to reduce eye strain—are going to have the opposite effect. I appreciate that unlike typical sunglasses that darken the overall view, these glasses change the color temperature without affecting brightness. They also reduce contrast somewhat, which makes it a bit harder to read fine print and discern detail. The most notable affect for me, though, has been shifts in color balance. Removing “cool” blue light causes reds, orange and other “warmer” colors to appear brighter and more saturated. The effect is subtle. While important to photography, it is of little importance to all but the most color-critical applications. So don’t worry—there is no risk here of running a red light that appears green. Their function may be to protect our vision, but the ANYLUV glasses also have a stylish, contemporary look that adds value in its own right. I have a larger head, and temples generally fit too tightly. These glasses, though, strike a nice balance between being loose enough for comfort yet tight enough to stay in place. The materials are rigid but lightweight (.8 ounces) and the contact points between the nose and head are ergonomically drawn. Included are a satiny, deluxe, draw string carrying bag; a polarized test card and blue ray generator (which did not seem to be working); a glossy, well-written information sheet; a guarantee guide; an attractive, foldable storage box; and a black, microfiber cleaning cloth, all packed into an attractive, two-piece gift box.

Well thought out design and execution
Firstly, my initial impression and there were a few of these #ANYLUV Blue Light Anti-Strain glasses was how stylish they looked and the overall aesthetics were really nice and how light they felt, also all the contents that were included.Glasses are somewhat personal regarding to looks and mostly fit and comfort, trying on these glasses for the first time they felt really good, for a universal type fit glasses you can tell that these glasses were well balanced to make them feel like they were made just for you, the little things that were incorporated into them and being able to adjust certain parts make these glasses look and feel great. The workmanship and functionality are all there.I use my phone for some timeout games but mostly for work related things and when I saw these glasses I thought why not try and see if these glasses would help in anyway being that I spend a good amount of time on my phone. I’ll give it a couple more days, due to that i didn’t really get that much time, but the little time that I had my eyes felt good. #WellBalancedDesign✅

Good medium filter for gaming
There are 3 tints. I got the medium tint for gaming.They are slightly darker than my Gunnar glasses (which I like, because I always felt like my Gunnar glasses were a tad weak and were sometimes causing me headaches). These ones filter slightly more light, while still making it easy to make out what colors are what.They are excellent for gaming, as they let you see the colors of an enemy hiding in the bushes, while helping dim the bright colors just a bit so you don’t have so much eye strain.The frames are nice and light, yet feel decently strong. The nose pads are minimalist, but comfortable enough. Their light weight also makes them easy to wear for long periods of time (I wear them while I work at the computer all day). The thin frame also makes it easy to wear a gaming headset over top of them without pinching your ears.As a programmer and gamer that has worn many pairs of glasses like these over the years, I’d rank these in the top 2 for sure. It’s just a subjective guess as to whether or not I like my Gunnar glasses more… but they were also about twice as expensive as these… so on balance, these probably take first place!(also, these are a little more conservative looking than my Gunnar glasses, so I get fewer questions at work about why I’m wearing them)