Review on 👓 GUNNAR Gaming and Computer Eyewear with Sheadog, Amber Tint - Cutting-Edge Lens Technology to Minimize Digital Eye Strain, Shielding 65% of Harmful Blue Light by Mitch Garrido

Looks good, optics are clear, I really wanted to have them. Then the lenses started cracking. The frame is made of stamped sheet metal. It's okay, they keep their shape and spring. However, they cut a groove along the entire edge of the lens so that there is a groove in the sheet metal for the fit. Whenever the frame is bent, the edges of the glasses break off. It all started with a tiny chip in the corner of the lens near the bridge of the nose, now both lenses have a rim chip along the entire inner edge closest to the nose. You can see the glare from the jagged edges when looking through the glasses and they look like ugly chipped edges for everyone else to see. I really wanted to like these glasses, but there is a serious design flaw that makes them impossible to wear without breaking.