ProspekBlue Ray Reading Glasses, ARCTIC (+2.5 Diopters) For Women and Men, High Optical Quality Lenses. Small Size

The glasses are really easy to use. They work perfectly fine and help you with eye soreness during hours of working with screens. They have not get scratched and they’ve fallen three times from my table. They have no magnification only a change of color to your eyes so they won’t affect your eyesight. The case is also really nice.

I love these glasses. I'm on the computer at work for 9 hours a day. Then I go home and spend a few more on the computer digital scrapbooking. I also love watching Netflix and reading on my kindle. Needless to say I induldge in way too much screen time ever day. My eyes used to burn and burn and be so tired, red and sore. I have been wearing these glasses everyday for about a week now and its amazing the difference I'm feeling already. If my eyes hurt on a scale of 1-10 at a level of 10 before, after one day it was probably a 3 and now it's probably a 1. I was very skepital that there would be much of a change at all. It is kind of difficult to find blue light blocking glasses with reading prescriptions. I am definitely glad I bought them. Now with the 2nd pair I'll be able to leave 1 at home and take the other to work.Fit: The fit great. I was nervous with them having a plastic nose piece that they would slide down my nose and I would constantly have to push them back up. No sliding at all. The sit perfectly. Another bonus is that I have fairly long eyelashes and generally they can scrap along the glasses driving me crazy, not with these. The are very light weight and comfortable. I have trouble wearing sunglasses for even a couple hours because they push on my nose and around the back of my ears. Not with theses. They are still very comfortable after hours of wearing them.Look: The look pretty good on. Genernally I prefer more of a rimless type of eyewear. I kind of like them to fade into my face. These stand out but still look okay. I guess to make them 100% perfect for me, there would be other styles available. Maybe there are if I go to PROSPEK's website directly but on Amazon this is all I found. They also have a slight yellow tint to them that you, and other can see but you really don't notice it when wearing them.Overall i would rate the glasses a perfect must have for anyone who uses technology that emits blue light. Comfortable and effect way to help prevent eye straing and damage.

I've been using these for just under a week now, after having lost my old pair of gunnar glasses that I had been using for the past 2 years. So far they're great and perform exactly as I would hope. They come in their own case with cleaning cloth, which is very nice and has a soft leather feel to it. The glasses themselves are of good build quality. The lenses sit on plastic frames; it would have been nice for them to be metal, but it honestly doesn't make much of a difference, they seem solidly build. As for the most important part, the lenses themselves, they clearly block out a LOT, if not almost all blue light. There is a strong yellow/orange tint to everything while wearing them. This may be troublesome for those that work in fields such as digital design, but for myself as a computer programmer they're perfect. I'm able to avoid the eye strain and fatigue I usually get sitting in front of a screen 10 hours a day, and after a few minutes of adjustment, I pretty much forget I even have them on.FOR THOSE COMPARING BETWEEN THESE AND GUNNAR:After having owned and used both, the Spektrum glasses take the edge over the gunnar. First, the gunnar glasses that I bought didn't come with a carrying case, and the lenses tended to attract lots of dust and oil very quickly, requiring frequent cleaning. The Spektrum glasses have so far had much less of a problem with this. Secondly, the Spektrum lenses definitely block out more blue light than the gunnars. I didn't have a chance to explicitly shine a blue light through both, but I can anecdotally say that there is a much stronger orange/yellow tint to the Spektrum glasses, and from what I've read, the gunnars are rated for blocking out 50% of blue light, while these are rated to block out over 99%. Finally, and this just comes down to personal preference, besides the yellowish tint to the lenses, I do prefer the style of the Spektrum glasses; they look much more like "normal" eyewear over the gunnars I owned.TL;DR These are a great pair of computer glasses and I'd recommend them to anyone looking to reduce eye strain and fatigue due to staring at screens all day, or really just to anyone looking to protect their vision over the long term in general