Review on GUNNAR Gaming and Computer Glasses: Riot, Onyx, and Amber Tint - Blocking 65% Blue Light for Enhanced Performance by Darin Brooks

Let me tell you straight away that Gunner Amber lenses are your best bet when shopping for gamers' blue light blocking glasses. Anything under 60% blockage is a waste of money. Now it's time to look at the pros and cons of these points. BENEFITS: Ideal for long hours of play, relaxes the eyes and reduces eye strain. After wearing it for a week, my red veins in my eyes are reduced by 80%, the lens leaves very little, if any, fingerprints. with a cleaning cloth and a travel bag that doubles as a cleaning cloth. It may not suit everyone, but it suits me VERY well. (Slightly larger than the average male head size.) CONS: - The hinges are a little tight/difficult to move and not very well made (although still believable). - The glare of your eyes on the inside of the actual glasses can be distracting (although I easily ignore them). -The color may vary slightly due to the amber tint, but makes up for it by protecting your eyes very well. Final Verdict: I haven't tried Prospec (which is for more everyday use (not gaming)), HyperX (very expensive and didn't do anything for my eyes after a few weeks, although they offer very little color distortion), and Blue Light for Gaming Gunner . Goggles (currently the best in terms of comfort/quality/price for a long game). I would recommend the Gunner Amber version to anyone who wants to keep their eyes off the screen late at night or if they play video games/view monitors for more than 3-5 hours at a time.