Review on PROSPEK Blue Light Filter Glasses: Top-rated Computer Eyeglasses for Men and Women - Gaming Glasses Blue Light Blocking with Clear Lens, Anti Eyestrain, Reading Glasses (No Magnification) by Eric Hall

I mainly work with digital content. Hours of work in Premiere Pro, video editing, audio editing, etc. So hours of viewing at the highest quality on the brightest screens. I had EXTREME eyestrain. Constant headaches, tired eyes, dry eyes etc. I originally wanted to buy Gunnar glasses but changed my mind after reading the reviews. I gave them a chance and I love them very much. My eyes became less tired, my headaches were completely gone, my life got better. The only reason I didn't give them a 5 out of 5 was that the "grey" border is a bit greener than the gray. I still love them but ultimately I would go for black. And it feels like there's a SMALL play between the frame and the glass (you'll hear a little squeak when you clean them). But if you are looking for glasses without magnification. Look no further. I can highly recommend them. In the photos I have provided you can see the color difference between what is projected on the screen and what you see through your glasses. The glass is supposed to be fully transparent, the yellow is what's left after blocking blue light from the screen, but that yellow isn't visible when you're wearing it. Rather, there is no effect on color perception, which was incredibly important to me when editing and coloring videos. The second photo is an attempt to show that "grey" isn't so gray after all.