Fashion Rimless Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Men Women TV Phone Computer Gaming Eyeglasses

Get lots of compliments!

not a lot of blue light blocking but they do get the job done & theyre cute.. they look exactly like the pictures

I have a standard head size and proportion. Most glasses I've tried on comfortable reach my ears but these ones are too short.I won't say it's flimsy but it's not a firm pair. Maybe because of the thin handles and rimless nature.It's best carried in a hard case.

3 stars for the following pros:1)These rimless glasses look good. They're not very noticeable and the frames are minimal and stylish.2) Given how small the bridge and hinges are, they're actually very sturdy and the screwed tightly. The frames have some give to them so you can test the flexibility a bit and not worry that they'll get bent out of shape from being handled roughly. The nose pads don't leave indentations and the temple tips don't hurt your ears, so they are great for prolonged wear. That being said, these are still very delicate and aren't likely to survive being sat on. Only time will tell.3) Without a spectrum report or claim from the manufacturer regarding the filtering of the lenses, it's hard to say what exactly these lenses should be filtering. They DO filter some blue light. Based on my testing, I would say it's around 30%*.Minus 2 stars for the following cons:1) The inside of the lenses suffer from back glare. This is light that hits the back of the lenses and bounces into the eyes. If you have a light source behind you, it will bounce off of the inside of the lenses and disrupt your vision.2) The glasses smudge VERY easily and actually came smudged. The cleaning cloth that came with them didn't work out of the box due to excessive lint, so I used a separate cleaning cloth. They do come clean but you have to be extremely careful when handling them or they will get covered in oils and become blurry. This is the downside of the rimless design.*To test blue light blocking capabilities, the lenses were held up to blue LEDs and the majority of blue light reflected off the outside.The glasses were then held up to a clear blue sky and the inside of the lenses appeared slightly yellow, which means blue light was filtered out. These are both positive tests.Glasses were worn when looking at a smart phone before and after "night mode" was activated, which reduces blue light emissions. There was a slight reduction when comparing vision (with glasses both on and off, but in front of the screen) during day mode. However, night mode was able to reduce more blue light than the glasses did on their own.Minimal blue light reflected when observing reflections off of white backgrounds and from multi-spectrum LEDs.

Theses glasses have zero prescription, which is what I wanted.They are light, and the frameless lens helps me forget they are on my face.I guess the blue light feature is working, because I truly cannot tell a difference between when the glasses are on, compared to when they are off.They do not come with a case but they do come with a cleaning cloth.

I've enjoyed viewing programs (streaming) on my laptop, and doing the tasks on my phone while wearing these. I have no idea if they're actually blocking blue light because I can't see the blue light but they feel good, look good, and the viewing is good.