👾 Game On, Look Sharp!
GUNNAR's Premium Gaming and Computer Glasses feature advanced i-AMP technology and a stylish onyx frame, designed to block 65%-98% of blue light while providing exceptional comfort and clarity for serious gamers.
S**R
Immediate notice with blue light eye strain
I've been trying to figure out lately why my eyes are constantly burning and feeling like it has a boulder under my eyelids until I discussed it with someone who had a similar issue in the past. Person suggested it may be eye straight due to blue lighting and how they got glasses similar to these to aid with said eye strain.These glasses definitely help. Lately I suffer from burning eye issues 5-10 minutes after looking at a screen. With these glasses, I was able to work at my desk for well over an hour and didn't suffer any burning eyes or experienced any phantom feelings of a foreign object under my eye. I'm able to work again. On top of the fair price of these glasses, they've been helpful for me to get back to work.Thank you
A**1
Great!
Great feel/fit, look/aesthetic, weight, build quality, and most importantly, great effect! Another nice thing is the protective pouch they come with - this thing feels very premium as well. I picked up the onyx amber and onyx amber max. Obviously the amber max have darker lenses, making them feel more appropriate for evening/nighttime use, whereas the regular ambers are perhaps better suited for daytime use. Although I'm not sure how important it is to have blue light reduction during the day. I think blue light from screens contributes to wakefulness and so if it's light outside then I don't see the need to prevent the wakefulness of blue light from screens. But also I think just looking at screens for prolonged periods can contribute to eye fatigue. So yea overall I'm 100% satisfied with both the onyx and onyx max and would highly recommend them. Thanks Gunnar!
J**.
Stopped this designer’s ocular migraines
I am a web developer and designer. I also run a small creative agency. After work, it’s not uncommon to have screen time once the kids are in bed. Needless to say, I look at screens for too many hours per day. Before owning these glasses, I used to get ocular migraines (not a headache but would have bright spots from bright lights that wouldn’t disappear from my vision). I’d have to lay down and close my eyes for 15-30 minutes until the spots in my vision would go away and I could continue working.That changed when I got these glasses. I never have once gotten an ocular migraine wearing them. I now wear them even when I’m watching TV. Looking at a screen is like staring at a flashlight. It can’t be good for our eyes. Thankfully glasses like these help mitigate the effects.Comparing to other brandsI have used the cheap brand and also the more expensive versions (i.e. Swannies) that are orange blockers, etc. The lesser versions work decently but just not as well as these. The Swannies work as well but they severely tint the screen and change the colors of everything. The Gunnars are good at both.DurabilityI have now bought 4 or 5 pairs of these over about as many years because they have kept breaking, BUT it’s important to note that the reason mine have broken is largely do to me having 4 small children who love to rough house with their daddy. Even when I’m holding them in my arms as babies, they will grab the glasses off my face (contorting them in the process). I also sat on one pair (oops!). All these things considered, along with their price point, and I would say the glasses are very durable for what you pay. I mean to say that, they may be a bit less durable than a fancy pair of glasses that cost hundreds of dollars but probably not by much. They are obviously plastic but they are not flimsy and as long as you are not wrestling with them and are exercising proper glasses care (taking them on and off with both hands), these will probably last a very, very long time. In my case, I’m glad it doesn’t break the bank to get a replacement pair when my kids break them.Overall, I am grateful for these glasses and have recommended them to many people.
D**.
Good product, but get dirty quickly and are hard to clean.
I have been using the Flux application for quite a while on all of my computers. I find it very helpful and it really helps me with headaches and falling asleep easier at night. Now, you may be wondering why I purchased the glasses if I liked Flux so much, and the reason is that I just notice Flux too much when watching sports, movies, etc on the computer at night. The Gunnar glasses have really helped me in this sense. I can now watch hockey games and can barely tell that I am looking through a yellowed lens. I typically wear the glasses all day, but some days I will not use them because I have some issues with the rear frame contacts rubbing my skull just behind my ears. Perhaps after a few months of use or as my hair grows out, this will go away. Another thing I wanted to note is that these are BIG. My head is by no means small, but these still look big on me. Here are my pros and cons for these Gunnars:Pros:-They do what they are supposed to... They ease eye strain which can help with many things. For me, it helps me get to bed easier after I have been working or playing on the computer for hours on end. It also helps prevent headaches if you have light sensitivity, which on occasion I do.-These are relatively cheap for this market of glasses (which admittedly is overpriced).-Great coverage of your eyes - you'd have to strain your eyes to look over the frames. I purchased this model because they seem to offer the greatest amount of coverage and somehow they are still the cheapest... Win - win, in my opinion.-Good styling and look.-Good fit (for me). They stay on your head well and don't slide off your nose, even when you have a small nose like myself.-Allows you more flexibility than just using the Flux application. You can now get the yellow/sepia effect even when watching TV or looking at non-PC/Phone screens.-Solid and sturdy construction. They are very solid and the lenses seem pretty durable. You don't have to worry about bending or breaking any of the nose contacts on these, as you would with the metal versions.Cons:-Get dirty very easily. Be prepared to clean these at least once a day. Often I find myself cleaning them two or three times a day.-Hard to clean. For some reason, no matter what I use or do to clean them, they still don't seem to get totally clean. They always seem to have streaks on them from the water I use to clean them. Perhaps there is a better solution...-Looks. I like the way they look, but I'm sure a lot of people do not.Let me know if you have any questions and I would be happy to answer them.
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