Cyxus Glasses Blue Light Filter Glasses Without Prescription Anti Blue Light from Laptops, Smartphones, Tablets and Other Screens

Trabalho com desenvolvimento de software e passo cerca de 8 a 12 horas por dia olhando para 2 monitores. Venho trabalhando muito durante a pandemia e com o excesso de exposição a luz do monitor, tive insônia pesada, junto com cansaço mental e minha aparência estava péssima, cheio de olheiras, cara de sono. Comprei esse óculos totalmente desconfiado de que iria dar certo, olhei reviews, pensei em comprar óculos mais caros que via em sites gringos e tudo mais, mas no fim, decidi optar por esse, afinal não era muito caro. Digo tranquilamente que foi a melhor compra que fiz nos últimos anos. É muito barato, é confortável (ao menos não demorei para me acostumar), fica bonito (não uso fora de casa, então é irrelevante) e o mais importante, FUNCIONA. Não tenho sequer metade das olheiras, queria ter fotos de antes e depois, é absurda a diferença, já até me elogiaram, perguntaram se tinha feito algum procedimento ou algo do tipo, mas não. Só pus o óculos na cara e uso o dia todo, quando em casa, mesmo que só olhando para o celular. Além disso, sinto que poderia ficar mais 10 horas olhando para uma tela e não iria cansar a vista. Por fim, mas para mim o mais importante, melhorei o sono, mas muito mesmo. Enfim, não é uma propaganda, mas um review honesto de quem gostou muito do produto.P.S.: Nunca precisei usar óculos, meu grau é, até hoje, 0.

I've been looking for a good metal frame glasses that would fit my face well and this one is perfect. I purchased the gold frame one. It's light weighted and so, I barely felt that I was wearing it. The quality of the frame is average (or a bit below) for the price but the lens are really good. I already have a pair of glasses for screens but with a plastic frame. I used the blue light test card that come with the product to test my plastic one and this one from Cyxus. And the result was brilliant for the latter. I was curious and so I tested other 3 of my sunglasses as well. One of them is a pricey one from Ray Ban. I could see the results varied according to the price. The higher performs better in blocking the bluelight (both from harsh Sunlight and the tiny blue flashlight from Cyxus). The Ray Ban I have, blocked the blue light entirely and this Cyxus one blocked almost all of it; barely noticed the difference actually. The other ones of mine were not as good (but they all were more expensive than Cyxus.) So, I just want to say that I'm impressed with the lens quality and the price paid.You know, sometimes when we shop for glasses/sunglasses, we often go for the look of the frames and forget about the lens quality but the lens are the most important part of the glasses and Cyxus did well.P.S. I also held the test card against both my labtop and iphone with full brightness for several minutes but the card didn't really change color so, I tested the card against sunlight (which also contains bluelight) instead. Results were the same as tested against the tiny blue flashlight Cyxus sent me.

Comes with a life time warranty card and great case! Not too much plastic packaging which is always good :) As I'm typing this, I'm wearing the glasses atm, and they seem to do the job! Worth the price for the looks and functionality. They are thin but sturdy.

Very lightweight but moulded nose bridge wont suit everyone, not a deal break as they should still sit reasonably well. As an added bonus the facial recognition on my phone still works whilst wearing, which is very handy.The overall arm to arm width was a bit narrow or my head is too fat. But luckily the design leaves some material on the end of each arm at the hinge end which I filed down and this opened the arms up and they are much more comfortable. Take care doing this as they’re mostly plastic so wont respond well if you’re too heavy handed.Holding them up to the screen I am using I can see some reflected light from the blue and violet parts of the spectrum. This leads me to believe they don't block out all blue light but are definitely blocking some.As for the intended purpose, which is my case is to help with sleeping, it’s too early to tell because sleeping patterns are incredibly nuanced things. But I’ve been wearing them for a few day’s whilst working and gaming in front of screens and my eyes feel a bit more rested which seems positive.

I decided to try these out as an experiment. I do play a lot of Nintendo switch and Xbox when I get the chance. I have kids so if I do get a chance it's at night. If I'm not using the consoles I often watch Netflix in bed or YouTube on my phone or tablet.So the experiment was to see if the glasses enabled me to feel more sleepy and get to sleep easily after being glued to a screen before bed.It's difficult to tell right now. In fact I don't really think I'm noticing much of a difference at all. I don't feel any less eye strain. My eyes don't feel less tired or less dry and I get to sleep in exactly the same amount of time as usual.It seems that the glasses are not benefiting me in any way shape or form and although they do block blue light as proved with the blue light they send you with the glasses to test I do not believe they provide you any health benefits what so ever.The glasses do come with a rather cheaply made case and cleaning cloth and this was expected for the price. However the glasses themselves feel stiff and cheap and I would not expect them to last very long. If I hadn't have used them so much to test them I would want a refund and return them.Not advised and a waste of your money.