Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Protect your Eyes From Screens!”.
You, if you’re one of those people who, for whatever reason, spends longer than they care to admit looking at a screen every day, then these glasses claim to be the solution designed initially at least word gamers in mind. The company Gunnar has created a high-end set of screen looking glasses and although the actual focus is for, of course, playing games after having used these for about a week, or so, I have to say that they are extremely impressive and are genuinely a useful tool for Anybody who looks at a screen which, let’s face it is basically all of us so to be clear. These have not been designed for the visually impaired. They’Ve actually been made for the ground up for people who can’t see normally but who perhaps suffer from dry eyes. Irritation these glasses claimed to sharpen detail.
They filter out blue light and UV to enhance contrast, protect your eyes and they apparently have a ton of health benefits inside the box which, by the way, guys was a total nightmare to try and open. We also have a silk looking power chair which, while it could be used to carry the glasses, I couldn’t see offering much protection. Whilst the body is made out of plastic, which is a bit of a shame. It’S reasonably high quality. The hinges feel really really durable, but I have to say putting these on and walking around the house. I actually got quite a few chuckles, which, for people actually investing in a high-end piece of gaming hardware, would probably not really be expecting.
Having said that, that’s probably at least partly due to my color choice. While the lenses will always be this kind of slightly unusual creepy, yellow color, you can actually choose pretty much whatever body color you want. So I’d probably stick for a more neutral color like a black, so does it work? Well, in one word yeah, it really really does you put them on and they instantly cover your whole field of vision, which is exactly what you’d want when you’re gaming or looking at your screen. The world instantly becomes a little bit dimmer, but it brings your focus toward the display and it does quite effectively reduce the glare. Although I can’t exactly say that the sharpness has noticeably increased for me, I can say that it has the tiniest subtlest bit of magnification, which does just bring out that extra little detail. Now it sounds a little bit strange, but the glasses are so effective that taking them off can be a little bit disorienting.
I actually found myself growing quite attached to the experience, which I guess is a really good thing. I mean there’s no negative side effects so far that I’ve seen from using them and they do quite effectively reduce the strain on my eyes, which is kind of main purpose. I think most people will be buying them, for so, while yeah they have a plastic body. They’Re, not the best looking pair of glasses, buy quite a long shot and they’re going to need more than a good clean. Every now and again, I’m happy to say they do very effectively do what they say on the tin plus more.
I mean yes they’re great for gaming, for people who play minecraft for people who play Call of Duty, but at the same time they’re great for just about anyone who works in an office. Anybody who does a lot of video editing or anyone who actually needs to look at a screen, so, whilst at $ 50, they may seem like a pretty big ask, considering that they could potentially improve your whole computing experience as well as protect your eyes in the Long term, that seems like a pretty insignificant investment thanks for watching and I still use the boss – and this is insanely. .
