Okany Blue Light Blocking Glasses Gaming Computer Glasses Powerful Professional Screen Filter

I love these, I could have purchased a similar pair that was cheaper, but these feel substantial and do great with night car lights.

I really enjoyed these glasses, I have really bad photophobia and they have helped lower my weekly headaches and made life more bearable for me.

I’m honestly really impressed with these red/orange-tinted blue light glasses. Right out of the box, the packaging stood out—it was clean, well-designed, and gave off a premium feel. It genuinely felt like I was unboxing a $150 pair of glasses.The glasses themselves look amazing. The red-orangish tint is exactly what I was hoping for, and the overall build quality feels solid and high-end. They sit comfortably and don’t feel cheap at all.One thing I really appreciated was that they included a blue light tester so you can actually check the effectiveness of the lenses yourself. That was a nice touch and made the product feel more trustworthy.It also came with a sturdy case and a cleaning cloth (the kind you use to wipe smudges off the lenses), which is always useful and adds to the overall value.Customer service was absolutely excellent—responsive, helpful, and clearly focused on making sure I had a great experience.Overall, this is a highly recommendable product. It looks great, feels premium, and comes with thoughtful extras. I’d definitely recommend it to my family and friends.

I literally almost never write a product review. Today I'm writing one because I think this can help someone in the future. These glasses are amazing for everything besides gaming. I love my fancy super high end graphics and the sad part is these do exactly what they say and remove ALL blue light from my eyes 😂it's kind of hard to view your amazing graphics when an entire colour spectrum is gone lol. But I bought these for work anyways and for people who work with computers and on a monitor on A daily basis for 12 hour shifts these really I mean really help. This is also going to sound like glaze but my mother has partial vision loss in one eye do to COVID 19 inflaming her brains eye synapse cord and she since her eye has a thin disc to begin with it cut off blood circulation killing part of her vision. She has bought 300!!! Dollar pairs of glasses that are doctor approved and are supposed to help reduce her light sensitivity. But when I bought this pair she asked to try them and said " I like these I think they're better" and asked me how much these were. She was shocked by the low price compared to her expensive ahh other pair. She bought another pair for herself to try out and if these are as amazing as she thinks after trying my pair these could be not just a at the computer or every once in a while but a life changing pair of glasses and an everyday wear. She's also a special edd teacher online and a tutor and so this really helps her aswell. The fact it gets rid of all blue light and shades other colours like a pair of sunglasses is exactly what she needs. If she could get these in a metal fancy frame for double the price she would. Ps I'm her son who likes using her prime account lol 😂.

Excellent quality and comfort. I like the color as it does not distort the colors on the TV screen. I wear these because I work at night and don't want the blue light from screens interfering with falling asleep.

I work on my computer and iPhone all day these glasses are a eyeball saver try them for a week and see for your self they also look pretty cool on

Based on the price point I was suspicious going in about the "Anti Glare" claim, so it wasn't a big surprise to learn almost immediately that it was false. There is no anti-glare coating on these lenses, so the only way you could claim they were anti-glare is that maybe the way the frames curve around the head reduces the amount of ambient light that might reflect off the back of the lenses into your eyes, but even that would be a stretch of the imagination. These lenses will, however, definitely reflect harsh glare in a photo taken while using a flash. If that's not a big deal for you (and again, I really wasn't expecting much based on the price) they're not terrible. I personally find the frames to be a bit uncomfortable to wear, the plastic is stiff and a bit on the chunky side, so instead of contouring to my head they push the tips of my ears out of the way and make my nose feel like it is in a vice. I don't think I can wear them for the duration of my work shift but they might be okay for a few hours before bed. The packaging was top notch, the glasses come in a nice box with a microfiber bag and cleaning cloth, and they also included a small blue light with a reactive card that you can use to test whether the blue is being blocked by the lenses. The lenses were very effective at reducing the harsh light of modern headlights while driving at night, and even made a trip to Walmart tolerable (I hate Walmart's overhead lighting; it tends to give me eye strain). If all you're looking for are cheap blue blockers and you aren't picky about style, comfort and glare then these are a pretty good deal for the price. Personally, I rather doubt I'll buy this brand again.

Looks great… very nice!!! Fits very well on my face!!!

So far so good. Had 10 days of headaches over two weeks and chalked it up to all of the extra screen time working from home. Big improvement still the odd headache in bits but no where near as bad. Could be placebo, I don't know I just know my head has been loads better since using them. Would definitely recommend. Only down side for me is that I have a small face so the lens are pretty huge for me. The arms fit fine though. This isn't unusual for me though a lot of adult women's hats are too big for me as well. I often have to get kids head wear including my normal glasses, so kinda expected it.Maintenance tools an added bonus and the glasses' quality was better than expected.

Lovely looking glasses.

Beautiful glasses just a pity they are a bit too big for my face should think about doing smaller sizes

Loved the colors.

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