Cyxus Men's Blue Light Blocking Glasses with Crystal Lens Rimless Design for Computer Gaming and UV Protection Review

Very good for the price. (less than $15) You help a little. These aren't the most optically clear lenses I've seen, but again, they're under $15 and I have no complaints. Watch the video below for a comparison to other computer glasses. Watch the video for a better demonstration of light blocking

I love these glasses! They look like they came from an optometrist. They have a very slight blue cast and are very minimalistic. The best part is that I noticed a difference in vision and focus. I have dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia and ADHD. I recommend them to anyone who has learning disabilities or wants to reduce eye strain. I originally bought them to try and help me sleep; They didn't help my insomnia. Still, it's worth buying!

I spend most of the day sitting at the computer and before I bought them I was very tired at the end of the day. Eye fatigue is real. After using them for a few months I noticed that at the end of the day I don't feel them anymore. There is conflicting information on whether blue light is a problem, but I believe it is and they seem to block it well. I love the light they give you that makes a difference. A set with and without blue blocking is interesting. In general, they are of decent…

I tried KLM and GammaRay before I bought them and they fit my face better. Others had frames that were too square at the corners. One star off for the bad idea of putting their brand logo on every lens. I can see beyond this place because it's see-through until you hold up your glasses to get a good look at it from the right angle. So in general. The GR had the best lenses but very poor thin frames and frame quality. I really wanted to like them but the frames were too bad. The lentils were…

They look great unless you are trying to see something through them, in which case the constant presence of an unwashed object on the lenses will increase a problem. Seriously these goggles would have been fantastic quality if they hadn't accidentally ruined the lenses permanently THE ONLY PART OF THE GOGGLES THAT COUNTS, with their company name on it instead of - I don't know - maybe somewhere on the frame. "If it were in a tiny, unobtrusive corner, that would be fine too, but it's in the…

Testing blue light I found the Cyxus glasses WAAAAAAAAA blocked more blue light than my clear Gunnar glasses and quite a bit more than my yellow tinted Gunnar glasses that aren't a great option for the office as they don't look as professional. I would like Cyxus to consider a wraparound design and more features or shapes so light doesn't come in from the top or the sides. I have a problem with post concussion syndrome where blue light, especially large fluorescent lights, causes me a lot of…

It's great for the price. I didn't think blue screen glasses would make a big difference. I just changed my career path and started staring at computer screens 10-15 hours a day. When I started to work I didn't wear glasses and every day my eyes were dry, my eyelids felt very heavy and my vision was really blurry. I had to do something. I've seen glasses like this on Amazon, which are not the most expensive and not the cheapest. but average like me. It took me about a week to get used to it…