Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'd give these a 5 star as lens wise, they're clear with no weird optical anomalies when panning across the lenses, but they have a more rigid plastic frame, making them less forgiving for temple tip pressure. Point being, if you have a big(ger) noggin, then seek other frames as these are definitely for narrower heads. Gunnar.com notes these as 136mm frame, 135mm temple width and "smaller" faces. (my mistake for not checking) I still use these but the reason of 3 stars is primarily the hinge and temples have little compliance/give, together with the rigid plastic frame they don't expand much as the hinge is fixed, little outward give on the temple tip. Note too, while Gunnar's site states a 135 temple, I measure the temple tips at 90mm at best. So this is definitely a snug fit that I wish was adjustable with either heat or double spring. My kid whose head is smaller noted too that the tips seemed more snug than what they like. I have a pair nice Ray-Bans that measure 142 frame but the temple tips are at 120mm, the Gunnar Temple Tips being 40mm+ narrower than it's frame is pretty significant. Several "cheapie" Foster Grant readers I have also haven't such narrowing at the tips either and some are double hinged, as another reference. I opted to keep the Gunnars since as noted, the optics were very nice and given the price, I wear them for an hour or two in hopes they relax a bit. On alternate consideration, they definitely will not just slip off. I may try heating the temples and bowing them a bit out more than their current 90mm, more towards the frame width .. maybe at 120mm like my Ray-Bans.

excellent glasses work as advertised very good using them on computer screens eliminates the blue light 2x magnification works to enhance the viewing detail would have given 5 stars for quality if they were metal frames

They do help magnify a bit for my close vision issues, and they arent meant to be worn all the time. It could take some getting used to, but again they arent meant to be worn all the time. I like the frame, too. Regarding the blue light, i can see how it helps reduce the brightness of device screens.

Working more at the computer and experiencing some eye fatigue so figured I'd give these a try. Greatly softens up the screen making it easier on the eyes. Much more comfortable especially when viewing for long periods. 2.0 magnification perfect for the distance I am viewing at. Much better construction than cheap magnify glasses. Works as advertised and on sale at almost half off.

Thought the magnification was gonna mess me up but it’s so gooddd

Okay glasses, just not sure the protection benefits are there. I've used these glasses all day at work (8+ hours per day in front of dual pc monitors) for several weeks. While some say they help to significantly reduce eye strain, I haven't enjoyed noticeable relief. The glasses are good quality and the 2.0 magnification works well for me.