Prospek Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Women Oversized I Lightweight Titanium Frame for Computer with Anti-glare to Reduce Eyestrain I AURA

My sons and I all use our computers for gaming and one of them for school. These glasses are very effective at blocking the blue light from the screen, and appear to do a better job than our prescription lenses which have the same feature. They are lightweight which makes them comfortable, and I can notice a reduction in the eye fatigue and strain when I use them. The cleaning cloth that comes with them is effective for removing any smudges.

As a graduate student and instructor, I spend a very, very large portion of my day working at my laptop and staring at screens. I don't wear glasses for sight, but my eyes are very sensitive to indoor light and sunlight. When I started grad school 4 years ago, I remember going home with headaches behind my eyes basically every single day, but for some reason I never thought about what could be done (aside from some aspirin). Ordered these glasses with some skepticism, and I've only had them a week or so, but I am extremely pleased with them. I really didn't think I'd notice much of a difference, especially at first, but it's like they eliminated this head/eye pain that I wasn't even aware I had anymore. I didn't actually realize how much my eyes "strained" until I started wearing them. Even within the first few hours, I was like "wow...my eyes feel relaxed and I didn't know that was a thing." I started wearing them at night as well, since I usually am either on a laptop, my phone, or watching TV before bed (I know, that's bad, but sometimes it's unavoidable). I don't know that it necessarily made me sleep better, but no headaches! They come with a pretty sturdy case, and a good wipe to clean them with. I have a pretty small head/face, and while they look a little "big" for my face, they don't feel big and they don't slide off. Plus, the point is to eliminate some light - why would I want small frames for that? They do not look yellow when you wear them, which is a plus for me. I'll update if I have any complaints, but for now - these definitely upped my quality of life, and as a grad student, I'll take anything I can get.

I ordered these after trying a cheaper option and not liking them. I’m on a tight budget and was hoping to skimp by on the cheaper option. After looking at all of the different companies/styles/prices/reviews, I decided to give these a try. These glasses are great! They do a really good job of blocking the blue light, almost to the point of everything being shaded yellow, but it hasn’t bothered me. The lenses do look slightly yellow and coworkers commented on them, but thought they were cool when I said they were for blue light. The frames are big for my face, and I don’t have a small head by any means. I do wish there were smaller frames in this shape offered, but these seem to be unisex which is probably why they are the size they are. The slightly off color and larger frame is the only reason I gave 4 stars but honestly, I’m just being picky. These are super comfortable and stylish. I would definitely recommend buying if you are looking for blue light blockers that work and won’t break the bank.

I purchased 4 pairs of different blue light glasses and these were the most comfortable. I wear them daily especially when watching TV

The lens' do not distort text. I was so worried about that! These are light and don't squeeze my ears either. Great product!

I got the Era style and I've never found such a cute pair of blue light glasses before. They fit well, the size is normal (rather than oversized), and they are comfortable to wear all day. They do have a yellow tint despite the product images making them look like normal glasses, but it is only light. These glasses are very effective in preventing eye strain from starting intensely at my work computer for eight+ hours a day- I don't notice any discomfort at the end of the day. They are somewhat helpful for fluorescent light sensitivity by making all light appear warmer, but aren't totally effective. For blue light blocking though, they are perfect.

My current position has be in front of a computer most of the day, I have 20/20 vision and never really experience eye problems, in the last year I had to visit an optometrist (eye doctor), I was having random unfocused vision, and my eye dark circles started becoming more preeminent. In my particular case It was due to the hydration of my eyes, I would get to focused that I would forget to blink (I didn't know that was possible, I thought blinking was automatic, wich is in most cases), so of course it affected my eyes dryness, and because they were dry I would scratch them with my hand unwittingly ergo the dark circles, the doctor recommended to have blue light filtering glasses and eye drops, oh boy are they expensive in the doctors office so decided to do the purchasing online. This glasses are chic, and do the job perfectly, I have received many compliments on how they look on me. These are my second pair (I lost the first ones), they are well packed in a structured box and they come with a storage case and a clean cloth that is convenient. My eyes are very thankful for this glasses, and yours will be too.

First of all, they really do reduce eyestrain for me. I'm at my job looking at a computer screen for 8-9 hours a day, and these glasses have helped my eyes feel less tired at the end of the day. They also come with a nice microfiber cleaning clothe and sturdy hardshell case. At this point, they would be are a 5-star item. However, there are a few issues that bring down the rating for me. 1) Size: the face of these glasses is really large. This means that they are too big to fit my face well. 2) Lens color: they have more of a yellow tint than I'd prefer. Also, they also have a blue/purple reflection, almost like the colors of engine oil on the surface of a parking lot reflecting sunlight. 3) Smudges: these glasses seem especially prone to smudges/fingerprints. Overall, I'm still glad I decided to get these. I will continue to use them and to try to avoid eyestrain from looking at a computer screen all day.