Gunnar Eyewear - Gunnar Gaming Eyewear - MLG Phantom Onyx Frame

I use these primarily when I am at the computer, and I have noticed that my eyes no longer feel strained at the end of the day. That was the primary reason for purchasing the glasses: to filter blue light and reduce eye fatigue. So I am happy they have met my expectations in that regard. However, for the price, the frames are very fragile/flimsy and the plastic lenses need constant cleaning. If you buy these, buy a box of lens wipes. No case is included either, so be careful where you put these when you are not wearing them; even with careful use, I already have a slight scratch on one lens. I have not tried them for gaming yet; there is a slight magnification which I think helps when I am at the computer, but I don't know how it will affect my game when sitting further back for console gaming. Overall, I am not sure I would recommend the product. I think you might be able to find something that does the job for less than $72 a pop. I wouldn't mind paying that amount if the glasses felt like a quality product in my hand. They do not. Part of this purchase was offset with a gift card, so I did not pay the full amount. If I had, I think I would have returned them.

My job essentially has me in front of a computer 8-9 hours out of the day. After work, I often play console or computer games, so I'm almost regularly spending more than half a day looking at a monitor. Eventually, I started getting regular headaches and my eyes would strain more and more due to all the artificial light I'd be exposed to. When I found these Gunnar glasses on sale, I decided to give them a try. I was surprised to find that I no longer experienced headaches, and as an added bonus, the color filtering effect of the glasses improved contrast in the games I was playing, which allowed me to see greater detail. My only complaint is the price. Although not overly expensive, I was reluctant to purchase them until I found them on sale. The price is even greater directly on their website, especially if you order them with prescription lenses. For most users, the price may not be worth the benefit, but if you spend as much time in front of a computer monitor or television as I do, then it's worth the expense and definitely worth a try.

Overall, I'm really satisfied with this purchase. I have noticed a great deal less eyestrain during long sessions at the computer. The only downside is that I can't use it for console games, as I sit far enough away from the TV such that I need to use my regular glasses instead. I imagine people who wear contacts wouldn't have this problem, though.

Comfortable to wear....eyes feel more relaxed and no more red eye ....Definately a good gamer or heavy computer user accessory.

For the price these glasses feel like they are cheap. The curved arms make them feel tight on my head. I can end up only wearing these for a few hours at a time, because they start to give me a headache. When I do wear them they are great at making things sharper and easier to read. If I didn't get headaches and they didn't feel cheap these would be great.

these glasses are great if you play video games for long periods of time. They have a slight magnification and the tinting really does reduce the strain on your eyes. My only complaint is that they legs squeeze my head a bit to much, not uncomfortable but I definitely notice it.

These are pretty good glasses for gaming. At first it feels weird but you'll get use to them.

Your eyes will take a few days to get used to the glasses. I use the glasses when working on the computer and while gaming. They really do reduce eye strain. I wish I would have purchased them sooner.