Horus XGaming Glasses | Blue Light Blocking Computer Screen Glasses | Anti Fatigue & Eyestrain for Men and Women | Amber

These are actually really great glasses, bought a pair and I’ve had them for about 6 months now and they’re the best I’ve ever owned. No eye strain, no headaches from long gaming sessions. Solid construction, really brings out the color in many games like Avatar or Horizon and so on, makes you want to wear them all the time. Seriously, if you even remotely consider these, just get em, you won’t regret it!

Wow I am impressed. They work way better than I expected.

My son is a gamer and said these are by far the best he’s had. He had started to wear them driving too

They do the job, but there are a few drawbacks. First, the tint is a bit too dark. Second, they produce a significant amount of reflection, which can be distracting. Lastly, they get dirty very easily, even with minimal contact.

El artículo todo perfecto. Hubo que reprogramar la entrega por falta de esto y se demoró unos cuantos días, pero finalmente llegó en un envío internacional.

geniales me descansa mucho la vista cuando estoy en el computador también las uso para el diario y me encantan buena compra

My issue with the Gunnar glasses, which I had for a long time, has always been that they are super wide and end up looking kind of comical unless you have an extremely large head.I work from home on my computer and I have to wear them during calls because my eyes will literally start to burn and water profusely and that is really awkward when you're on a call with people that you work for or who work for you. So it was a double-edged sword and I think I will not have to do that now which will be good.I'm going to say tentatively these are the same quality in terms of build I think the Gunner ones I had had metal components to it and these are entirely plastic, but it's solid plastic it's not hollow or super flimsy or anything.I think that this brand has a version of these that does have the metal part in the arms (I'm realizing I do not know what the parts of glasses are called at all) and the purpose of that is that it's flexible, so if you wear a big headset, like if you're a streamer or whatever it your headset would set on top of the metal part and then it flexes inward and sits flat along the contour of your head, and doesn't hold your headphones off your ears in a weird way.With these because they are rigid that wouldn't work but I don't wear headset like that so it won't be a problem for me but if you do wear headset when you were using a computer then you should get the ones that have the insert in the middle. You can tell because it's three colors. I think there are two versions of it with this company, "One" and "Evolution" or something dramatic like that.

These glasses are made from a plastic that feels cheap. I couldn't comfortably wear over-the-ear headphones with these because the plastic pressed into the sides of my head and caused discomfort. In terms of performance, they do block the light from my computer screens, which helps. Since I had LASIK eye surgery, my eyes are sensitive, and I get headaches if I'm on the computer for too long. These glasses did help reduce that by blocking the blue light. However, they attract dust and get dirty very easily. I left them on my desk overnight, and by morning, they were completely covered in dust.Final Thoughts:I'll likely be returning these for a higher-quality, more durable pair. I also don’t like how the plastic digs into the sides of my head, making them uncomfortable to wear.