B BIKRUL Best anti glare Amber lens night vision glasses for driving,computer gaming glasses for men for eye strain,black square blue light glasses men

Did exactly what was advertised

Just got these the other day and I've been trying them out here & there. The first time I put them on, I felt like everything is just so much brighter & clearer but not so much that it would hurt my eyes. But then I put them on while working on my PC and that experience was kind of weird. Perhaps I have to get used to them since everything seem to have an Amberish yellow tint to them. But I did notice that my eyes weren't so strained as the longer that I had them on.The glasses are pretty and stylish but most importantly they're comfortable and light. There is really not much weight to these & so you can safely wear them for more than a few hours at a time. But if you're in a bright fluorescent light setting, you may experience some reflection on the inside corners of your eyes which can get irritating after an hour. One other minus is that they're not polarized and so have limited potential use while driving or fishing, but on the other hand, they do add to clarity when driving at night.in the end, these are nice glasses, they're stylish and yet will reduce the monitor glare but you have to get used to them. If you never wear glass, this would take much longer. But for me, the lack of Polarized feature was a let-down & so why I downgrade these to 4 star.

This is my first amber set but I normally wear prescription yellow lenses and have two different orange glasses. In terms of most blue blocking these are in the middle for me between orange(most) and yellow(lesser), they're not sunglasses or are intended for direct sunlight. In fact it took me almost a year to adjust to wearing prescription yellows all the time, so I wouldn't wear these as sunglasses at all. Where amber shines is that you can get a little more visual contrast, if you were painting a room, flaws in paint or texture would be more distinct and discernable. If used while driving at night, it helps you recover your night vision significantly faster than not wearing them because blue light kills night vision very quickly.Amber tint is probably the highest I'd go with for night driving but prefer Yellow > Amber > Clear > Orange in that order. Sitting at a computer screen I'd rate Amber > Orange > Yellow > Clear. There's no real reason to get polarized lenses for computer work unless you need to see White and don't want to turn down the brightness, under night appropriate light usage my polarized sunglasses are too dark everywhere else other than the screen and my LED lit keyboard. The biggest benefit I've found is I can reduce/avoid most of the eye strain and can go to sleep easier than going to sleep because my eyes are exhausted, yellow isn't dark enough for that but amber and orange are.

These are labeled as men's computer glasses, but women use the computer too so I ordered them for myself. I sit in front of a computer for at least eight hours a day so I do get eye strain. I'm always looking for blue light blocking glasses because I like to have a variety.These come packaged well. They have a sturdy cardboard box, a soft cloth pouch, an eyeglass repair tool, and a light/card testing kit.The glasses are comfortable and very light weight. They're not heavy duty, but then I wouldn't need them to be as I'll be wearing them at home. I like the black frames which give them a striking appearance.Because of the amber lenses, I think they would be ideal for late night phone/tablet use as well because blue light in the evening can really affect your sleep cycle.I'm happy to add these to my glasses collection.

These glasses fit me nicely, but I'm not so sure that they will be very useful. They come with a blue LED test light and test card, but the instructions are odd and don't really make sense. Somehow you're supposed to use the light and card to visualize how the lights block blue colors. They also come with a soft case and a mini-tool to adjust the screws of the glasses.Anyways, the lenses seem to be too dark for evening use of my phone, and they aren't polarized, so I'm not sure that they will be useful as night driving glasses either. They do seem to block the blue light, so they accomplish their main purpose.

These glasses are pretty heavy duty when it comes to blocking out blue light. They have an orange/yellow tint to them which really negates the bluer colors of light coming into your view. They are comfortable glasses (I wear them for about 2-3 hours at a time). One of the coolest little bonus items is the blue laser light (shown as the blue object in the photo). You can directly test the functionality of these glasses by using the included blue laser light - and you can literally see that the shades block out the blue light. Definitely recommend for any gamers or people who use their computers and/or phones for hours on end.

These blue-light filtering glasses could use some minor improvements, but they're still good overall in my opinion. As others have noted, they're not polarized--this is probably the biggest drawback. Aside from that, I found the tint rather strong compared to some other blue-light filter glasses I have. Overall though, this is an excellent additional pair to add to the lineup for occasional use.

These computer gaming glasses came as described and are well-made with sturdy plastic. The box had a travel pouch, a blue light emitter with a test card, and a tiny screwdriver.The anti-blue light helps mitigate eye fatigue over long working days and helps prevent eye strain.While putting them on, I noticed the hinges have a little play and can flex to fit a large head.The frame is not thin, yet it is not bulky either. It is lightweight and comfortable to wear over a long working day.Overall, I recommend these anti-blue light glasses to my friends.