Riot

If you game alot or dont game much even but you utilize a computer or laptop especially and even if your in dark room with tv console, these glasses are must have. Out of the numerous different brand types for blue light blocking lenses ive utilized, these help the best and even assist in preventing migraines if your on a weekend bender. I work nights so these even help with the LED vehicle lights oddle enough but dont affect night driving abilities. If anything it makes everything clearer. Look seeing is believing, they are lil more pricey than other brands and clearly theres reason for it as these have been overall best for quality, price, clarity, and overall eye strain protection. Remember to look at the different lens types to get one that fits best for your needs. I have 3 variations so can adjust based on ambient lighting and have best results

Good quality blue light glasses. I notice a difference putting them on after staring at the screen for a while. Definely help on the strain of the eyes. Think there is a bit of magnification on them too, which helps. Cost more than other similar glasses, but believe it is worth it after comparing to my wife's $15 pair.

The GUNNAR Riot gaming and computer glasses offer a premium solution to combat the harmful effects of blue light emitted by screens. Designed specifically for gamers and computer users, these glasses aim to reduce eye strain and improve visual comfort during extended gaming or work sessions. One of the standout features of the GUNNAR Riot glasses is their ability to block a significant amount of blue light, ranging from 65% to 98% depending on the specific lens. Blue light is known to contribute to eye fatigue, dryness, and potentially disrupt sleep patterns. By reducing the amount of blue light reaching your eyes, these glasses help alleviate these issues, allowing for more comfortable and enjoyable gaming or computing sessions. The design of the GUNNAR Riot glasses is sleek and stylish, making them a fashionable accessory for gamers and computer enthusiasts. The lightweight frame and adjustable nose pads ensure a comfortable fit, even during long hours of use. The glasses are also built to be durable, able to withstand the rigors of regular use. Another notable aspect of the GUNNAR Riot glasses is their lens technology. The lenses feature a proprietary tint that enhances contrast and sharpness, reducing visual strain and improving overall visual clarity. This can be particularly beneficial during gaming sessions, as it allows for better focus and reaction times. The GUNNAR Riot glasses are available in both prescription and non-prescription options, catering to the needs of individuals with different vision requirements. The prescription lenses are crafted with the same care and precision as the non-prescription ones, ensuring optimal vision correction and eye protection. It's worth mentioning that while the GUNNAR Riot glasses effectively reduce blue light exposure, they do introduce a slight yellowish tint to the screen. Some users may find this tint distracting or less visually appealing, especially when it comes to color-sensitive tasks such as graphic design or photo editing. However, for most gaming and computing activities, the tint is generally unobtrusive and doesn't significantly affect the overall visual experience. In conclusion, the GUNNAR Riot gaming and computer glasses provide a valuable solution for individuals looking to protect their eyes from the harmful effects of blue light. With their stylish design, effective blue light blocking capabilities, and enhanced visual clarity, these glasses offer a worthwhile investment for gamers and computer users. Whether you're engaging in intense gaming sessions or working long hours in front of a screen, the GUNNAR Riot glasses can help reduce eye strain and improve your overall visual comfort. Say goodbye to tired eyes and embrace a more comfortable gaming and computing experience with GUNNAR Riot glasses.

These glasses were the best purchase of my life! A perfect way to know they're an excellent product is to use them when you're really tired from being in front of a screen and get immediate relief! The best in the world!

Do they block Blue light? I don't know... I can still see blue without issue. I heard "blue blockers" are good for nighttime driving, so I've been using these for the drive home from work, and I don't notice any discernable difference with or without them, other than the slight yellow hue. Reflections/Glare? Had to say, I don't notice any difference to the naked eye, not like with my amber-tinted polerized sun-glasses. This model (65) has a slight yellow tint, which I don't mind... but some may not like that in their games, or for graphical editing needs. The slight magnification is noticeable when going on or off, but again, not an issue for me. Bottom Line... my eyes have been killing me... looking at a PC all day, come home and watch some TV, then on a PC for a few more hours gaming or watching shows. I tried drops, but they're just bandaids. I was hopeful these would mitigate the strain somewhat. it's hard to tell... It's been about 3 weeks. I wear them all day in front of the computer and at home in front of the computer, and my eyes still feel strained and require drops at night and sometimes during the day at work, so... I'd have to say the jury is still out. **UPDATE** It's been a few more weeks of regular wear and, I didn't notice until I had left the glasses at work for a long weekend, I found myself rubbing my burning eyes late Sunday evening and reaching for the eye drops again and I thought... It's been over a week since I've had to do this! Clearly, for me, the glasses are having a positive impact on my once painful eye strain. It just took a few weeks for the benefits to overcome the current situation.

Great blue light glasses. I have these to use for gaming and also the comparable version 1.0 readers for when I have long reading sessions. They are both great glasses, I have a big head and can wear them for hours. I've bought cheap blue light glasses before, but you can really feel the difference in build quality when you have them side by side.

These are not too special and they seem way too expensive for how they feel, sadly is not different from other cheaper brands I tried. Construction is somewhat generic, is a hard plastic with a fancy metallic sticker on the sides, and the lenses are too narrow for my taste, I have to adjust them too close to my eyes to avoid gaps which are very distracting. The filters work ok so far, I guess is too soon to confirm if they help with migraines or not, but, they are not particularly disruptive visually. They are not as comfortable because the lenses are mostly a line, I'm not too fond of small lenses, I think that if the lenses could be taller, to avoid the annoying gap, they could actually work, to illustrate, to look up I have to move my entire head rather than my eyes because the edge of the lenses is visible at all times so my visual field is both external lighting and the edge of the lenses, which is painful. I wish these could be a bigger mount, or better shaped around the eyes. About the glasses, they feel like a 5$ lenses, so I'm not sure if these are actually original or a copycat, is a very unprotected box with a bag, that's it, the box was somewhat beaten and I was surprised to see that the lenses were not broken; also, they do have a water mark on one of the lenses, which again, VERY annoying to have it visible on the corner of the left eye, because makes me feel like the lenses are dirty, and is impressive how the brain can be so picky about a blur in your visual field. I was hoping for it to be a sticker, but they don't seem to be, is more like they are engraved, and I'm mortified that my eye gets distracted with it, I did not attempt to remove the "Gunnar" because I didn't want to scratch them, but they seem they come pre-scratched with that engraving, not helpful to me. Other than that, they do dim the lights and it is easier to read on the computer, I have sensitive eyes, and the glasses feel ok for the bits that work, but the construction is really poor, I'm still hesitant because honestly, they make reading easier from time to time, but it really bothers me that I have a constant blur on my left eye and that I have to adjust them constantly because the gaps are painful, so do with this information what you need. I may use the warranty to return these if that engraving on the left eye and the double vision add up to my migraines while working on the computer. Thanks

I tend to game for alot of hours so this helps out alleviate my eyes from much screen use