👓 HORUS X - Blue Light Blocking Gaming Glasses - Ultimate Eye Protection - Professional Filter for Screens (Video Games, Console, TV, PC) (Gaming) Review

Advantages: Product design is fun. A lot of thought went into her presentation. I love the little jokes on the packaging. I love how well these glasses block blue light from my computer. I wore them for hours and never felt tired eyes. I like how they feel, they are light weight, don't hurt the ears and don't press on the temples. Cons: I would use a different fabric, maybe suede, to clean the goggles. I couldn't clean the lenses well with the supplied cloth. Result. I like her. They fit my…

Nice big frame, might be too big for some, extremely light polycarbonate won't hurt face and nose, lens tint just right; not too much orange tint to cause a color change in your vision, but enough to remove all blue light and the entire UV/UV spectrum. You can even act as a night driver and check it out. These are the best of the 7 other overpriced glasses I've tried and put the most strain on the eyes and relieve the sting. Too bad I didn't find these glasses before all the previous wasted…

Mosquito lamps only emit blue light, which is a good test for glasses that block blue light. The photo on the left was taken with Horus X in front of my phone's camera. the middle photo is a direct comparison photo. On the right photo are orange glasses that block blue light. For home use I prefer the less aesthetic glasses which claim to block over 99% of blue light. When presented correctly and how it converts blue light to green, these goggles perform better than the Horus X at blocking blue

Really like these. I never realized how bright the LCD lights and my tech lights were until I tried them on. I put them on in the last half of the workday and wow. I have to say that I sleep better and my eyes are less dry and more connected when I use them. I have fairly large rectangular frames and they fit well. They aren't wanted (at least I don't think so), but they fit. If I were to take the next step, I would simply buy tinted frames from an optician and submit my prescription. This is a

These glasses are very cool, I play WoW so I spend 7-12 hours per session per day. I'm also a freelance programmer working from home. You can imagine how much time I spend on the computer. I had severe eye fatigue. I've tried other companies that claim to be geared towards gamers and those that don't. My last pair of games cost me $80, I think you can guess who they are from. Lasted 6 months and the hinges broke. I tried to contact them but to date (3 months in writing) I have had no response…

It's great if you like playing in sepia. They tend to be a little TOO warm (orange). They look cool and pretty but I'm sad that my cheap pair came with a nice hard case and they only came in a bag. They're made like cheap gas station sunglasses, but as long as you handle them gently, they should last just fine. Keep the box so you can put them in a hard case so they don't break when you travel. (if you need them for work) I get them if you're a playtester and the color/environment isn't really…

At around $30 for a pair of glasses they're not as bad as I expected. After using them for about 3 weeks, mainly for gaming on my PS5, I noticed that my eyes were less strained and red. As you'd expect, the orange-yellow hue changes the color of the display, but not as much as it might seem. It says it blocks blue light, but you can still see blue in-game, just less intense and more white. For me personally they didn't cause any problems when playing online in games like COD Cold War Public…

This is the fourth pair of gaming glasses I've bought. I'm not a gamer, just a guy who spends too much time on the computer. I bought tinted orange, transparent, yellow and others. All of them left my eyes blurry after prolonged use and the screen color changed. I realized that if I didn't do anything to protect my eyes, continued computer use would seriously impair my vision. This is going to sound wrong, but the moment I put them on I felt like I made the right purchase. I bought $60, I…

I got a headache looking at my work monitor and then trying to log into my Xbox. I've had my eyes checked before and haven't had any vision problems so I just wanted to try a few things and see if they provide any relief. I looked around a bit as I think I have a big head and especially a broad bridge of the nose. I'd say both could be a bit bigger here, but it doesn't cause any significant discomfort if I don't wear them for a long time. I'll also add that I'm color blind so I can say it…