Best PC/Gaming glasses
After owning these for sever weeks and trying a few different pairs of Gunnars...I prefer these all the way. They are a typical plastic frame with clear lenses. The frames have a typical curve to them that rest on top of the ears. The lenses seems fully transparent, however, if you place them on top of an iPad screen or right in front of a computer screen you will see a slight brown tint. I actually mistakenly ordered the pair with the 35% as opposed to the 50% that I wanted but after using them I really don't feel as though I need the 50%. They do not provide any magnification at all. The Gunnars all apparently have a +0.02 magnification but somehow that actually did give me a headache. They're lightweight with some flex and have really saved me from tons of headaches (I work on a computer all day and also play video games in the evening. These lenses are great for eyes that do not need prescription, although I believe they are available through the company. Lastly, the only thing I would change has to do specifically to the red ones--the parts that rest over the ears really aren't red but rather a sort of rose color. Not a big issue but it might bother some.<br /><br />(these also are very comfortable when wearing a gaming headset, I have them on always with Astro A40s)
Rating: 5 stars