BluBlocker, Black Eagle Sunglasses with Scratch Resistant Lens | Blocks 100% of Blue Light and UVA & UVB Rays | Gender Neutral - for Men, Women & Everyone | 2735K | Blue Light Glasses | Sunglasses

I had forgotten just how great these sunglasses are. It has been many years since I had a pair, so since I have had lens replacements in both of my eyes, I thought I could actually wear real sunglasses without having to use the clip ons. These sunglasses create such a sharp contrast on everything you see it is almost like seeing 3D. Everything is really bright even on cloudy days. Since my eye surgery these glasses add the extra brightness my eyes require now. I had bought a really nice pair of $200 sunglasses and I enjoy these blu blockers so much more u wish I hadn't paid the $200 for the other pair. I just ordered my second pair to put in our other car. They are light weight and seem to be as well built as the $200 pair for the most part and fit my face really nicely. Can't say anything negative at this time!!!!

Worn daily for over 25 yrs bicycling 60-100 miles weekly, great in rain and snow riding, 2x rode 8 mi in -3 F temps after goggles frosted over making them unusable. Better than ski and snowboard goggles in the winter for mountain sports. I always wear them when I bike at night in busy city streets, helps lights pop out.

Lens was too light colored for me.

These really "block the blue." I gave it 4 stars because the optics are not terribly pleasing: you are looking through cheap yellow plastic. Without the "blue blocking" feature these glasses feel like they should cost less than $10. However, after wearing them for a week outdoors in the Florida sun in July my eyes are much less tired: they really work for relieving eye strain from bright sun. Be aware that driving cues will be different: green lights are hard to see and general awareness while driving is different: it is hard to describe but you are in an "altered reality" without depth cues from blue light. Shadows are deeper and you have a higher contrast.I am sold on the "amber" concept and these glasses are a fair value but I would probably spend a little more for better optics next time. Plus, my kids say I look like a dork with these glasses on but I am fine with that.

Only wore a couple times but fit and look great. Time will tell. I bought them to wear paying pickleball outside to protect my eyes from the sun and the ball. I hope they are rugged because I am sure they will be hit by the ball and also hit the court. Time will tell.

I didn't hesitate to order these name-brand sunglasses when I was shopping to replace my previous pair. My plan was to get a pair to last me through this upcoming summer. What I didn't realize until after wearing them was how much it changes the colors I see. My first gut punch was realizing that blue skies often appear gray. I live under gray skies for most of the winter. I really don't like the idea of a summer without blue skies. My second big concern is how it filters the light from LED traffic lights. Green lights (especially arrow lights) are very difficult to see, while yellow and red LED lights are significantly dimmed. My previous amber colored sunglasses do not make me feel uneasy while driving like these BluBlockers do.I gave it an extra star because they are lightweight, comfortable, and seem to be durable.

They block UV light. They block blue light. They block glare. What more could you want in sunglasses? I drive for hours every day and these are my primary sunglasses all the time. BTW, many glasses claim to block blue light and only block a percentage. They have their uses (night driving, computer glasses, etc) but these really block blue light! A blue digital display is completely invisible with these on, and yet most colors are still visible. Green lights are still green, red is still red. White looks yellowish but you get used to it, and you protect your eyes. Great product for a great price.

I bought a pair of Blublocker sunglasses at a gas station back in the late 1990's. Even though not knowing they were a pair of blublocker sunglass at the time? I found it kind of odd that all the blue light turned green when I had them on. It took a little of getting use to at first until I broke the fold out arm on them. I so disappointed when I broke them because I loved those sunglasses back then. I guess I'm just not a fan of dark sunglasses. Most of them are way overpriced and some just plane suck! However with these sunglasses my eyes don't squint and they actually relax when I wear them just like my old ones I broke back then. Then again I guess it all boils down to preference?