Gunnar Gaming and Computer Eyewear - Intercept, Frame Colour: Onyx, Lens Tint: Amber MAX (Blocks 98% Blue Light & 100% UV Light)- Blue Light Blocking Glasses - Patented lens

Best driving glasses to suppress the new type of blueish headlights. Makes driving like it used to be in 1980s.

They’re really good pair of blue light glasses and they’re soothing for the eyes but, it can take some time to get used to the amber maxes. So I’d recommend the 65% or lower.

Worth every quid. Zero headaches & eye dryness. Best for daily screen time watching.

Good value for money.

Muy buenas gafas y de excelente calidad.

Found about these from the blue blocker database, finding it available in my country was a bonus. Build quality is good. The orange lenses was something to get used to, but I really like the vibe it gives you while wearing them. What surprised me the most, is just how light these feel while wearing them. It makes for a very comfortable fit but also you can wear them for hours because of how light they are. As for the reason I got them, blue light filtering. Mostly at night indoors, but they actually work great outdoors as well. Not as dark as the regular black/grey lens glasses, but it does make it much easier on my blue eyes that are sensitive to bright light.

i use them for a two moths now and they are very good. some people mention week material and easy to break, but I think if you take care for them (I'm not that good...) you can't break them easy. they still serve me. I notice that when I not use them after some time o monitors , my eyes feel it. I use them because I come in need to have more monitors for working, ant there they are great. if the picture and graphics is very important for you, they will reduce it a bit, for me it's not make any difference.

Highly recommended for long hours in front of the computer. It effectively blocks blue light, and the delivery was fast—arrived earlier than expected.

Ce sont de belles lunettes très sombres et très filtrantes, à utiliser pour de longues exposition sur des écrans très brillants et blancs (comme pour le travail de dessin en CAO ou le traitement de texte par exemple). La teinte est rousse et sombre, et impacte surtout l'environnement autour de l'écran qui lui reste très lisible. Pour un usage plus léger la même marque offre des lunettes plus claires mais avec un filtrage moindre de la lumière bleue. Personnellement je recommanderai d'avoir les deux types de lunettes et d'alterner en fonction des tâches et des durées d'utilisation sur l'ordi (ce que je fais).