Kelens Blue Light Filter Computer Glasses for Blocking UV Headache Anti Eye Fatigue for Men and Women

Can confirm that these plastic lenses are NOT blue-light blocking, despite what the title and description say. I have another pair of blue-light blocking glasses (these were intended to be a spare, cheaper substitute) and it is clear in comparison that these are just clear plastic lenses. The screen light goes right through them instead of being reflected.Two stars because I ended up keeping them as I could use them for a costume anyways. So all ended well for me...but caution to the rest!

LOVE these glasses! I was skeptical about the whole concept of “blue light glasses” as a whole so I bought these because the price point was okay for a trial but these have completely changed my perspective! My eyes are extremely sensitive to wind, screens, bright lights, etc. and I tend to reach towards these more and more everyday as general protective eyewear. I wear them at work where I sit at a computer all day designing/editing and it has completely changed my productivity to not have to take a break every 20-30minutes to rest my eyes. If you’re thinking about trying these out, go for it!

I purchased these (the black and pink frames) to test the blue light blocking claims and hopefully mitigate my work-induced migraines. I also purchased a pair for my sister (blue frames). There was a noticeable difference in quality between mine and hers - namely, when a slight amount of pressure is placed on the frame around the lens, as done when picking them up or putting them on, there is a creaking of plastic where the frame is slightly loose around the lenses. This was only found on my model. Even upon replacement, the new pair sent is better but still not the quality of the blue frames, and I don't expect them to last very long.I have noticed while using the blue frame pair this week that my headache pain is reduced, and night time driving causes less of a strain. So it seems to do as advertised. Just wish the quality was a little more consistent, cause I really liked those pink and black frames!PROS: Good starter pair if you don't want to invest too much to experiment with blue light filtration, stylish (got lots of compliments!), filters light well for the price pointCONS: Subpar/inconsistent construction quality (frames a little loose around one color model but seems sturdy on another), replacing the item did not fix quality concernPROS:

i bought these for myself after trying my moms pair (different brand, more expensive) and i saw these and i was like “oh cool a cheap blue light blocking pair of glasses bc i want my own.” i know what a screen should look like if they were blue-light blocking but they aren’t. the only reason i gave it 2 stars is bc they fit well and they’re cute. kinda upset they aren’t what i wanted though

Look nice, feel nice, not sure of the effect is working.... But I like them

Super comfortable and functional. Mine even came with a little kit like in the description that prove they work, a blue light and card. I definitely noticed less headaches, from the computer, at the end of a shift. I lost them so I'm putting a new pair on my Christmas list.

They don't work at all. I had two Co workers try them and they did not work. Hit and miss because my daughter purchased glasses like this (different company) and they work.

These are fine but you're better off getting anti-blue light glasses that are tinted. This blocks about 40% of the light whereas tinted block 90-98%