LifeArt Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Computer & Reading - Anti Eyestrain Rimless Frames for Men & Women (+1.75 Magnification) - Perfect for Office Work, Gaming & Digital Screen Use

This is my first pair of blue light filtering glasses and I am not disappointed.Let's talk about what comes in the package: you get a jewlers screw driver, a literal blue LED light (possibly close to UV spectrum), a plastic reference card to test the blue light filter of the lenses on, a microfiber cloth, hard case, and the glasses. Wow. They over delivered here. What really impressed me was that they give you the tools you need to test the efficacy of their lenses at blocking blue wavelengths of light, and let me tell you, they deliver. You can clearly see how the lenses perform with the light and test card they provide! I've never seen a product supplier want you test actually test their product and provide you with the tools to do that. Bravo!Now on to the glasses themselves. Aesthetically, they're sharp. The frameless design ensures the disappear off your face with no frame to obscure objects in your peripherals. If you've ever heard of the glasses brand Sillhouette, they charge between $200-$400 for frameless glasses. These $10 glasses are lighter and just as good looking. Sure they may not be as robust, but in my opinion, that's not much of a statement when looking at the price difference. The lenses seem to be made out of polycarbonate which can easily scratch, but that's also not a huge deal to me since they provide a hard snapping case to store them in.Finally, I'll tell you about my actual experience with them. I am a computational engineer and gamer. I spend easily 8 hours a day in front of screens. When I put these glasses on, I was legitimately shocked. They offer a noticeable difference. I actually had no idea what to expect but here's what I felt: my vision felt less strained and the screens were more gentle on my eyes, less dry eye for sure, fewer headaches, and possibly a boost to my mood and energy levels (though that could be placebo or it could happen when wearing any blue light filtering glasses).At this price point I would 100% recommend them to anyone who sits in front of screens for extended periods of time. Actually, I would have easily paid double or triple the amount for the same product. These glasses are amazing, stylish, and soothing to the eye.My only gripe, if you could call it that, is that they are very reflective (as they should be). This is only really a problem when on video calls where your screens will totally reflect off the lenses and hide your eyes on camera. Essentially, it looks like you've got screens on your glasses. It would be great if they could add an anti-glare coating to these lenses to combat this issue, but I am still extremely impressed to the point I'll be ordering a second pair as a backup.Hope this helps!