ALTEC VISION Blue Light Blocking Gaming Glasses Set

These are a great value for the money. The anti-glare works well, and given the price, they are relatively comfortable. Of course, don’t expect them to be as comfortable as tailored prescription glasses, but if you work a lot at the computer or close to a sunny window and want a bit of help to keep your eyes from getting tired out and being exposed to too much sun, these are a great idea. I have a medium-sized head and I was worried they would be too small, but they fit just fine.

You get two pairs and they each come in little carrying bags that are great for when you’re on the go.

So overall, if you want a good value anti-glare pair of glasses, or in this case two pairs, this is a good bet.

It’s really too early to call these glasses “5 stars”–unless you’ve put them on and experienced instant, unmistakable removal of eyestrain–“from” reading a computer screen and “while” reading the small print from that same screen. That was my primary consideration in ordering these glasses. A secondary one was obtaining a shade dark enough to eliminate the nasty blue rays we’ve heard so much about (maybe not so much from your opthamologist—he’s more likely to be informed about the harmful effects of UV rays).

What you can be assured of is getting two excellent pairs of glasses, averaging out to under $5 per pair. The fit is, at least in my case, “just right,” even for my narrow head–no adjustments needed. The frames and glass look and feel as good to me as the $200 specimens I find on the display racks at my local eye doctor’s or at the big stores’ eyeglass departments. And it’s reassuring to see that each pair comes in a silk-like protective pouch inside a stiff, protective, branded box along with the manufacturer’s assurances that you have made not only the most economical choice (no room for argument there) but also the best decision when it comes to protecting those peepers!

Cataract removal is not necessarily a stressful procedure–but it can be quite inconvenient and drawn out, rendering your old glasses worthless and saddling you with lenses that simply can’t satisfy your unique needs as a see-er, much less a close and attentive reader of texts, including the one that is the world around you. So in the interim a pair of these can be effective as stress relievers, actual and imagined (because I’ve had glasses resting on my nose since the age of 6, I feel unsettled–even identity-less–without some comparable replacement).

At first, I was in disbelief concerning these glasses–they appear untinted when compared to the light yellowish tint that’s apparent on the pictured pair. But now that I’m convinced they indeed are tinted and that they reduce a small amount of glare, I’m inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt. Moreover, the previous orange pair I had ordered from Amazon were so dark that, while they may have filtered out the blue light, they did so at the expense of all other light. So given the choice, these get my vote–1. they’re lightweight yet “substantial”; 2. they fit; 3. they’re not overly aggressive about removing you from a world of light and color.

Can’t ask for much more than that–not at these prices.

These glasses do exactly the job they’re designed for. After using them for ~6 months whenever I can/remember to, I’ve noticed less strain in my eyes, causing less headaches and making it easier to get to sleep at night. The yellow tint is noticeable the moment you put them on, but after about a minute of looking at anything your eyes start to “ignore” it essentially. I never notice the tint now, until I take them off that is. The frames aren’t the sturdiest, but they’re durable nonetheless.

My only real gripe concerns cleaning them. The carrying cases that they come in are designed to act as cleaning cloths as well, but don’t always accomplish the job. Usually they just push dirt and dust to the edges of the frame. I ended up using my shirt once (bad idea), and there’s been hair and fuzz on them ever since. Even using a lint-free cloth for prescription lenses couldn’t fix it. Eventually I just ran them under water and cleaned them that way, but still, they’re a bit of a hassle if you get something that isn’t just a smudge on them.

Overall, fantastic style, quality, and value for this price. Definitely worth it for someone entertaining the idea of using tinted lenses for work/gaming but doesn’t want to shell out more than a few bucks.

I love these computer glasses. I am a student so I spend a lot of time on my computer and especially on Microsoft Word. After a while the bright, white screen started to hurt my eyes late at night so I bought these glasses. They are great. My eyes do not get tired as quickly and I squint less when I wear them. They seem to be even color throughout, so one lens is not a darker yellow than the other. They fit nicely on my face too and are comfortable. They are a little big but I only wear them at home so it isn’t a problem. I have a normal hat size and these are fit my head well/do not hurt.
The black pair has a mat finish and the tortoise pair is shiny. They also came nicely wrapped so I could tell they hadn’t been used before.

I am one of those people that have reading glasses of varying strengths scattered throughout the house. Dozens of them, probably. 4 or 5 on my desk as I type this. I bought these AV AirLunette glasses after reading all the reviews on them. When they arrived, I tried them on and was amazed at how light and comfortable they are! I don’t think I have ever worn a more comfortable pair of glasses, to be honest. Even more amazing was, in spite of years of wearing reading glasses to see my computer screens (I have 2 monitors running at once on my desk), these AirLunette glasses made everything look sharper, crisper and more in focus than any of the readers. In fact, they made everything even clearer than my prescription computer glasses. I LOVE THESE AV AIRLUNETTE glasses. If they were available in different coloured frames, I would buy each and every colour. (please consider doing that? 🙂