Gunnar - Premium Premium Gaming and Computer Glasses - Blocks 65% - 98% Blue Light - Intercept

I recently invested in the Gunnar Premium Gaming and Computer Glasses, and they have exceeded my expectations in every way. Blue Light Blocking (5/5): These glasses live up to their promise of blocking 65% to 98% of blue light. As a gamer and someone who spends long hours in front of screens, I've experienced a significant reduction in eye strain and discomfort. These glasses have been a game-changer in making my screen time more comfortable and less fatiguing. Style (5/5): The Gunnar Premium Glasses are not only functional but also stylish. I love the modern design, and I've received compliments on their appearance. They add a unique touch to my gaming setup and make a statement that I care about my eye health. Comfort (5/5): These glasses are incredibly comfortable to wear for extended periods. The lightweight frame and the non-slip grip ensure that I can focus on my games or work without constantly adjusting them. Build Quality (5/5): The build quality is top-notch. These glasses feel durable and well-made, which is exactly what you'd expect from a premium brand like Gunnar. They are an investment in both style and eye health. Versatility (4/5): While primarily designed for gaming and computer use, I've also found these glasses to be great for reading and any activity that involves screen time. However, they may not be the best choice for outdoor use due to the yellow tint. In conclusion, the Gunnar Premium Gaming and Computer Glasses are a must-have for anyone who spends extensive time in front of screens. They offer an exceptional balance of style and functionality, providing effective blue light protection without compromising on comfort. Whether you're a gamer, a professional, or simply someone who values their eye health, these glasses are a fantastic choice. I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone looking to elevate their screen time experience.

The frame and lenses seem to be made with high quality, strong material. These glasses fit great and the lenses are a decent size to cover your eyes and block potentially damaging light. I have trouble sleeping at night and have read that the blue light from computer/phone screens and the flicker rate from LEDs mess up your sleep and nightly healing processes by affecting your melatonin production. I decided to give these a try because I unfortunately have a lot of screen time. Only downside is that I need glasses to see clearly and these don't fit over my glasses, also when I try to overlay them over my glasses all the coatings and bifocal levels in my glasses conflict with the coatings in the Gunnar shades and make it blurry and uncomfortable to see through. It's nothing against the Gunnar shades, they are doing what they are designed to do. I can use them fine without my glasses to watch TV or other tasks besides up-close computer and phone usage

This glasses is perfect for long use on screen times. It helps reduce headaches and eye fatigue. It’s not heavy, you can wear it prolong at least 7-8 hours before your eyes and ears start hurting. You will see dark orange

I have been using the Flux application for quite a while on all of my computers. I find it very helpful and it really helps me with headaches and falling asleep easier at night. Now, you may be wondering why I purchased the glasses if I liked Flux so much, and the reason is that I just notice Flux too much when watching sports, movies, etc on the computer at night. The Gunnar glasses have really helped me in this sense. I can now watch hockey games and can barely tell that I am looking through a yellowed lens. I typically wear the glasses all day, but some days I will not use them because I have some issues with the rear frame contacts rubbing my skull just behind my ears. Perhaps after a few months of use or as my hair grows out, this will go away. Another thing I wanted to note is that these are BIG. My head is by no means small, but these still look big on me. Here are my pros and cons for these Gunnars: Pros: -They do what they are supposed to... They ease eye strain which can help with many things. For me, it helps me get to bed easier after I have been working or playing on the computer for hours on end. It also helps prevent headaches if you have light sensitivity, which on occasion I do. -These are relatively cheap for this market of glasses (which admittedly is overpriced). -Great coverage of your eyes - you'd have to strain your eyes to look over the frames. I purchased this model because they seem to offer the greatest amount of coverage and somehow they are still the cheapest... Win - win, in my opinion. -Good styling and look. -Good fit (for me). They stay on your head well and don't slide off your nose, even when you have a small nose like myself. -Allows you more flexibility than just using the Flux application. You can now get the yellow/sepia effect even when watching TV or looking at non-PC/Phone screens. -Solid and sturdy construction. They are very solid and the lenses seem pretty durable. You don't have to worry about bending or breaking any of the nose contacts on these, as you would with the metal versions. Cons: -Get dirty very easily. Be prepared to clean these at least once a day. Often I find myself cleaning them two or three times a day. -Hard to clean. For some reason, no matter what I use or do to clean them, they still don't seem to get totally clean. They always seem to have streaks on them from the water I use to clean them. Perhaps there is a better solution... -Looks. I like the way they look, but I'm sure a lot of people do not. Let me know if you have any questions and I would be happy to answer them.

Muy buenas gafas y de excelente calidad.

I've owned a Gunnar MLG Phantom before and it really helps with eye stress when looking at monitors for a long period of time because my right eye was injured before, but the my problem with the Phantom was the lens being too small. And it does have a slight magnification that might not be for everyone but it helps with texts. Been using the Intercept for a few months and the lens is basically the same on my Phantom but much bigger and wider and doesn't look as " Gamery "? But it does still have a distinct difference from normal spectacles because of the amber tint, compared to my Phantom i would say this is way more suitable for me but one down side is that it might not feel comfortable with some headphones.

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.

Após uma semana de uso sinto os olhos menos cansados, e não ficam mais vermelhos após passar o dia trabalhando no computador. Estou gostando!

these are amazing. I wear them at work and at home now. it feels really hard to stare at the computer screen without them on now. this is coming from a person during a 8 hour shift in front of the computer would rub my eyes constantly all through out the day, and by the end of the day my eyes are so sore and burning all i want to do is sleep. and next morning i will wake up with read eyes and repeat the process. i brought these glasses as a last resort to find something that would help. 80 bux for something like this is definitely expensive. but my eye sight vs. 80 bux right? later i will buy another pair as my temple is to wide for this pair. the sizing in the photo is wrong. its 137mm frame width instead of 145mm and these do smudge like a mofo. lucky the IT department stock wipes =]