Titan Gaming Glasses, Blue Light Blocking, Night Driving Glasses for Men, Computer Protection Christmas Gift for Gamers

So far so good they fit and feel great and look great too. They work with my headset just fine, not uncomfortable at all. Hopefully they'll help with my every single day headaches 👌 decent quality for the cheap price, lenses are nice and they seem solid.

They're absolutely great, feel good and look good, plus they've been great for my job as a graphic designer, no more dry eye when using them, im using them even to watch TV and night driving

pretty good glasses. the plastic on the ear pieces gets uncomfortable if worn for extended lengths of time.

This glasses provides perfect fit for my face not to mention the effective use in protecting my eyes. It saves me from headaches when I need to use my laptop or iPad for extended periods. It’s also strong and stylish.

I waited to review these because I ordered for a teen and wanted to see how they lasted. Well? They're still in great condition. They look great and the way they're designed is pretty cool. They keep the sun from sneaking into the side of your glasses. We are both very light sensitive and sunglasses are necessary. I would recommend them

Comfortable and stylish. Works well!

These were very effective and a solid deal with the price.

Here is what ChatGPT says about this to confirm what I thought,that these are too clear,and wont block enough of the correct spectrum of blue light. ChatGPT verbatim says Recommended Brands with High Blue Light Blocking Here are some reputable options: 1. Swanwick (Swannies) Blocks: ~99–100% of blue light at night (orange lenses) Use: Best for night-time use; improves sleep by blocking melatonin-disrupting wavelengths. Notes: Their day-time clear lenses block less (around 40%). 2. TrueDark (by Dave Asprey of Bulletproof) Blocks: Up to 100% of blue light with “Twilight” red lenses (night-use) Use: Has both day and night versions. Notes: Twilight series for night use; Daywalker lenses for daytime use (50–75% block). 3. BLUblox (now rebranded as BON CHARGE) Blocks: 100% of blue and some green light (400–550nm) in their “Sleep+” lenses Use: Excellent for circadian health; they also offer "Blue Light Computer Glasses" for day. Notes: Offers lab-grade data on light transmission. 4. Ra Optics Blocks: 100% of blue and some green light in their red-tinted nighttime lenses Use: Primarily for evening use to boost melatonin and protect sleep. Notes: Expensive but high quality, with stylish frame options. Important Distinction: Clear lenses (used for screens and daily wear) generally block 10–50% of blue light. (THIS IS THE KEY here I mentioned)!!!! Amber/orange/red lenses are needed to block close to 100%, but they distort color and aren’t ideal for day-to-day activities unless you’re preparing for sleep.