Description
SPECIFICATIONS
Style: Rectangle
Origin: Mainland China
Lenses Optical Attribute: Anti-reflective
Lenses Material: Polycarbonate
Gender: Unisex
Frame Material: Acetate
Degrees: 0
Brand Name: Brightzone
Gaming Glasses - The Top List 2017
If you ever had tired, irritated or dry/runny eyes after playing for (maybe) a bit too long, you're certainly not alone. In fact, its probably the main reasons as to why you googled "Gaming Glasses"; in the first place, right?. About 70% of all gamers experience similar problems after excessive amounts of gaming, which can also inhibit your ability to sleep since the blue light from the screen fucks up all kinds of hormones in your brain.
I’ve had that too.
That’s why I made this article for you, because while you’ve probably heard or seen gaming glasses before, you probably don’t know why you’re supposed to use them or which ones to buy.
They really make a difference. Trust me.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF USING GAMING GLASSES?
There is a good reason that the pro’s, including myself when I was the most active, used gaming glasses when grinding. I was able to spend more hours without pausing since my eyes didn’t dry up horribly. Moreover, I am prone to get really bad headaches if I spend too much time staring at the screen – you know the kind that sits right behind your eyes? Yup. Sucks.
A pair of gaming glasses can really help combat some of the aforementioned symptoms, and I mean that.
More specifically, the benefits are:
Enhanced color contrast
Blocks blue light
Higher focus
Prevents dry/runny eyes
Eliminates distractions
Minimizes risk for headache
3+ HOURS PER DAY IN FRONT OF SCREEN
Don’t. Be. Cheap. Especially towards yourself.
Honestly, you don’t want to jeopardize your vision since, as a gamer, it is probably the most important thing you have. If you’re spending 1000 hours per year (yeah I know you probably spend way more than that, filthy casuals ..) in front of a screen, a pair of glasses would cost you about 2 cents/hour after three years. Not a bad deal to avoid all of the pains that come with spending your life basking in blue light, right?
In conclussion, gaming glasses work for me. I think that they do their job as they should. Notice how I highlighted every subjective indicative in the sentences? Because I know some of you will be like ”But zimp, just get software that does the same, gaming glasses are a scam!!!1”. Nice idea, never thought of that before. Oh wait .. I have. None of the software like f.lux helped me with my problems and so the only option for me was gaming glasses.
Size: 
52mm 18mm 48mm 142mm 145mm
Size:
52mm 18mm 48mm 142mm 145mm
