Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got these for curbside pickup and when i got home the item was opened. I didnt buy an open box item.

First off, the glasses do what they're advertised to do: make the screen clearer. As for relieving eye strain, they actually made my eyes feel tired faster than not wearing them. The frames are ok looking, but the lenses felt like they were huge. Some people will be ok with that considering the current styles of sunglasses. The frames were rather snug on the sides of my head and began to hurt after about an hours worth of use. The yellow lenses did sharpen details, but also gave everything a yellow hue and most colors seemed a bit washed out. I may try another pair, but only if I can find a more comfortable style of frames.

I'm not going to deny that these can help. However, by changing the display options on my screen I was able to get the same benefits from the glasses without even having to wear them. The reason I'm rating them 2 stars though is because of how absolutely ridiculous these things look. First off, they are absolutely massive and even looked big on my dad who is notorious for how big of a head he has. Secondly, the tint makes whoever is wearing them look even stupider because of how already oversized they are. Needless to say, I returned these within a week.

When buying this, you have to try it on first because i had a problem with this eyewear. The nose area of the eyewear didnt fit right on my nose, there was space and nowhere touching my flat area of my nose. i tried to return it but they only give you a 15 day return policy. Also this eyewear kinda gave me a headache because when wearing it, if u look around the edge of the lens, it makes ur eye seems like your eyes are zooming in and out.

I bought these to prevent headaches and eye strain but got a headache from wearing them. They looked ridiculous on me (not gender neutral) and I could not use them for even an hour which is bad if your livelihood depends on you being strapped to the computer for months. I was going to give them to my kid, but his little face looks equally ridiculous in them. I think part of the problem is the weird center indents and the lense design. So for daytime work I went with Cyxus. They're clear, yet I can use them as sunglasses since they supposedly block 100% UV rays. It works. And even though they cover 30% of my face (old school for real) they are gender neutral and appropriate for work, movietime, and errands plus they're cute with a lifetime warranty (supposedly). For night time work I use tinted single rim GammarayOptics (very professional looking). I use tinted Gameking for bedtime (cute, no headache, but they are a bit tight on behind the ears which i hope will loosen over time). Combined all 3 glasses new cost me less than this one pair at Best Buy. Food for thought.

As said in the summary, I bought both and experienced no difference. This frame is probably fine for some faces, but it is too small for mine and leaves visible and painful marks when used. The lenses are fine, but not nearly enough to make me consider keeping this. Like I said, it may very well be a good product for smaller faces, just not for mine

I tried them for a few days off and on to see if they would lessen the eye strain of viewing 2 computer screens for extended periods of time. I didn't really notice much difference. However, the other night I wore them for a particularly long session of digital research and report writing. The next morning, immediately after I woke up and as I was walking from the BR to the kitchen I was visualizing a line on the carpeting which was very close to the color of the tint of the glasses...and I wasn't wearing them. I don't know specifically that the visualization was due specifically to the glasses...but I did decide to return them with that as a consideration.

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I bought this glasses but they did not fit me and i was told there are no bigger size. Besides this seems to be a good choice to protect eyes after spending much time in front of a desktop monitor.

Nice glasses but if you have a bigger head/face like me, they won’t work. Unfortunately, I had to return these.

These are so overpriced and for some reason have power added to them that hurt my eyes. Found better performance for way better price elsewhere.

The glasses don't conform well to your face, and I actually have had more trouble gaming with them on that without them. Wish I had never bought them

These gaming glasses are made of sturdy material. The lenses were clear, clean, and it fit my head perfectly. The reason why two stars you ask? Because it did nothing to prevent my headaches from occurring from plane. No vision continue to blur after 20 minutes of gameplay. And my eyes had to readjust to normal light. This may work for other people, and just did not work for me. I return these for full refund at Best Buy.

Hard to wear while playing and they were very expensive.

Recently compared my glasses to the same model owned by a friend. Mine are apparently counterfeit, and immediately recognizable as more cheaply made than when directly compared to a real pair. My frames are cheap plastic, and the lenses do not resent firmly in the frames.

Really much more of an amber hue than you are less to believe. Wish I opted for the clear ones. Also uncomfortable on the nose and I tend to get headaches from that pressure while wearing them.

It protects you from light but it has a bit of increase that in itself is not good for other uses. If you are on the computer and you notice something, your eyes will make you feel better

I found these glasses to be a bit unclear when I tried them. It may just take some time to adjust to.

It’s ok that’s all I can say nothing wrong with I just don’t like the looks

The glasses are uncomfortable and are nerdy looking for the price, needs wire frame to be comfortable