HyperX Spectre 1st Edition - Gaming Eyewear, Blue Light Blocking Glasses, UV Protection, Durable Acetate Frame, Crystal Clear Lenses, Microfiber Pouch, Hardshell Case, Square Eyewear Frame - Black

Really like the fit of the glasses . The glasses actually have a slight blue hint if looked at the right angle but way better than having a ugly yellow tinted other gaming glasses have. After a months of using them I have notice less strain in my eyes and have an easier time falling asleep then when not using the glasses. Also very slight magnification but nothing noticeable unless really looking for it.

100 dollars for gaming glasses. I said "not a chance" the first time I saw these things. I bought other brands, cheaper brands... yellower brands. This time when it came time to replace my gaming glasses I took the dive and bought these, and I'm calling it worth it. I have a beautiful 30 inch monitor, I have a PC that runs any game on the market on maxed out settings, so WHY should I be looking at all of that through a yellow filter? I was used to it, but maaaan is it nice to have almost no color distortion whatsoever. I'm finally looking at the games as they're meant to be seen in all their glory. I have experienced no eye fatigue while wearing these, so I know they're doing their job well. They're also quite comfortable. I wear them at a pretty steep angle because I rest the arms on the tops of my headphone pads rather than inside the pads, and they feel fine, I forget they're on after a few minutes. If you're on the fence I would say to just go for it.

I play video games pretty often almost everyday for easily 8+ hours if I have the chance outside of work. Though I got these glasses with the mindset of, "You get what you pay for." Now when I first got these glasses I was very impressed with the box, and the appearance of the glasses. Though after 2 weeks of use I noticed many things good, & bad about these glasses. Pros: - They have very minimal color distortion but still tints yellow slightly though not very noticeable. - These glasses look very nice, could even wear them out if I so felt like it. - I did notice a slight eye strain relief after gaming, though I still found it hard to fall asleep at night afterwards. - Carrying case, and bag is fairly nice. Bag doubles as a microfiber cleaning cloth. - Never had any problems with eye ball reflections, and etc. Though if I had a light on in the room I may notice that the inside lense shines the surrounding area slightly, but that's a normal glasses thing. Takes time to get used to it. - Hinges look like they are well made and can last. Cons: - The area where the nose pad rests feels weird after removing them. Most likely due to the pressure it applied to my nose. (Keep in mind I wore them for 2 weeks, and still rain into this problem. Could just be a personal issue.) - To me they weren't very comfortable, after a good period of time It felt like a relief to simply take them off for both my head, and my eyes. (I have a fairly normal sized head, and the glasses creaked for a few days when I first wore them.) - Feel very cheap, any time I clean them (which is often) it feels like I have to be super careful not to break them. - They get dirty EASILY simply touching the lenses while trying to adjust them, or your eye brows touching them, will leave a mark! The sad truth is even with a microfiber cleaning cloth, these glasses require a good period of cleaning in order to be clear again, otherwise you will be left with smudged/fogged lenses. - They are very slightly magnified though not super noticeable, or troublesome - Literally has MADE IN CHINA on the inside of the frame. Seriously I paid $100 for a pair of gaming glasses I'd rather see a logo then that for this price range. The Final Judgement: I say for the price, and build quality they are 6.5/10. They are no way worth $100 in my eyes, possibly $59.99-$79.99 would do the trick. However if you want a pair of glasses to help slightly with eye strain, eye redness though expensive these do help. Would I recommend? No, mainly due to the high price factor, you can find many that do the same for cheaper.

Glare, Bad Hinges, Cheap Plastic, off balance from day one. You are paying for an unimpressive logo and to fund Pokemane. Buy Gunnars for half the price don't waste the money on these. For what you get these should be $12-$18 tops.... They are light though. Even though they lean to left side of my face I barely notice the uneven distribution of weight.

Worth the money. This does not cause a yellow tint on everything you see and it does not magnify things. Everything is crystal clear and it filters out blue light.

After working from home and staring at a monitor for 8+ hours, I started developing eye strain. I would look at the screen and after a few minutes my eyes would be irritated. These glasses have helped resolve the strain/irritation. I can now look at the screen for hours and my eyes feel more refreshed. As another reviewer pointed out, my only minor issue with these is having to clean the lenses because they do smudge easily. I would still highly recommend this product!

The pair I got were not new as claimed and also damaged. Their were finger prints all over them out of the box and the top left lens is scuffed/ not coated properly. For 100$ you’d thing they be perfect condition or maybe someone swap returned. If I get a different pair I’ll change my review.

These glasses do not feel as sturdy as a Gunnar. The plastic and metal inner frames feel cheap and squeaks when lightly pushed outwards or twisted. These would probably not survive a fall on non carpet floors. What you are paying here is for the lens, they are great, no color distortion with great clarity. If you are in need of Asian Fit, these should work perfectly.