Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Lightweight frame and clear lenses make wearing these glasses for longer periods easier. My previous blue blocking glasses had more of a yellowish tint to the lens which were more noticeable and would frequently slide down the bridge of my nose. These glasses have stayed in place even with my oily complexion and I don't have to readjust as often unless I am moving around alot. There is a slight tint to the lenses but it helps to cut down on the bright glare when looking at a large screen when your in a dark room. As far as the claims of getting better sleep I'm not sure if I benefit from that because I'm usually so exhausted by the end of most days that I sleep like the dead with or without using glasses like these. I have noticed that my eyes do not strain as much later in the day when I am looking at my screens when the room becomes darker and I neglect to turn the light on. When I first opened the box I though there was a mistake and best buy had sent me sunglasses instead. Once I removed the glasses form the box I realized that they were magnetic shades. Definitely pretty slick. My better half saw me wearing them in a dark room with my dual 36" screens... she gave me disapproving nods. The magnetic shade isn't heavy, but the added weight on the glasses themselves will begin to draw them down the bridge of my nose but not as much as my last pair of blue blocking glasses. Lastly, I really like the hard case that comes with these glasses. It will origami into a protective triangular case when needed, but when not needed it can store into a flatter more manageable candy bar shape and not worry about crushing the case as I have done many times in the past. I have a pair of RayBans that will fit in this case perfectly and will be using this case. The glasses can stay in the soft bag also included. Just wish the branding wasn't all over the place.

Gamer Advantage Inferno Glasses Summary: Lightweight sleep-readiness glasses. Pros: * Glasses are lightweight and comfortable. * Stylish enough. * Magnetic sun clip-ons are a nice touch. * Eyes do feel less strained after use before bed. Cons: * If you wear glasses, these won't work well. Use: I managed to get some use out of these glasses for a few nights. Roughly three hours before going to bed. I don't feel as if my sleep pattern or quality has changed, but I think I can say that my eyes feel a bit more relaxed before going to bed. My workday ends about 5PM, arrive home about 6PM after commute. When I come home, I start dinner, then my family sits down to relax for the evening. This can entail a few hours of gaming or catching up on some streaming content. Bedtime is around 9PM and can go as late as 11PM. This means I need to put on my glasses almost as soon as I come home from work. These aren't as practical as I hoped. To enable habitual use and accommodate for the recommended amount of time -before bed- you really need to have discipline and plan proactively. With the time change, it gets dark around 6PM, and wearing these in the house even if not staring at the TV all evening, is a questionable proposition.

I couldn't figure out how to ask a question on here about these. What if you wear reading glasses to game? Are these made bigger to fit over your glasses? Or are people who wear glasses just out of luck. I have the same issue with music glasses like Bose because of needing lenses to read or look at my phone.

They are 25% on gamer advantage actual website, but bestbuy doesn't consider them a good enough company to price match.