FEISEDY Retro Trendy Blue Light Glasses Women Men Vintage 90s Small Narrow Square Eyeglasses B0316

I LOVE the look of these glasses!! They look so stylish, and aren’t heavy or bulky considering they’re a thick black frame. They fit comfortably, and just look so good. I’ve worn them plenty of times since I received them, and even brought in the new year with these glasses on. I definitely recommend these! Read more

These glasses come in several different colors so you can choose what you like and/or accessorize, if you waste money on fashion. :P I remember when this style was in fashion. I never saw the appeal, but I had a friend try them on and they looked really good on her, or she looked really good with them...Not sure. They are as comfortable as any other glasses that don't have nose "suspension" pieces. You can see that there's some kind of treatment on the lenses as they reflect a bit of a blue coloration. And, happily, these will prevent the unpleasant side effects that some people experience while looking at screens, which is the only reason I got them. So, if you're looking for recycled fashion (almost all fashion is, actually), that fits comfortably and blocks blue light, then these are for you. Read more

These FEISEDY Retro Trendy Blue Light Glasses are surprisingly well made. The glasses are heavier and thicker than expected, but in a good way. They feel solid and high‑quality. I like that they come with a little test card to show how the lenses block blue light. It was honestly astonishing to see the difference between wearing the glasses and not wearing them. I ordered the tortoise style, and they look really nice and fashionable on. The lenses are larger than most, but in a stylish way that gives them a fun retro look. I’ve used them for hours while working on my laptop and scrolling on my phone. They sit well on my face without sliding or pinching. They definitely help take the edge off eye strain during long screen sessions. Read more

These glasses are stylish, but aren't cute (on me). The frame definitely reminds me of frames from back in the day. Also, the frame has some weight to it, but isn't heavy nor flimsy. In addition, I like the color and it passed the blue light test. Read more

I absolutely love these eyeglasses. While they’re marketed as blue-light glasses, I mainly purchased them for the frames so I can add my own prescription lenses—and they are perfect for that. The frames feel sturdy and heavy-duty, not flimsy at all, and they look very high-end and luxurious for the price. The vintage, narrow square design gives off a chic, designer-inspired vibe that works well for both casual and dressed-up looks. They come exactly as shown in the photos, including the protective case, soft pouch, cleaning cloth, and accessories, which makes this an even better value. Overall, these are beautiful, well-made frames with a premium look at a fraction of the cost. Highly recommend if you want stylish frames you can customize with your own prescription. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read more

These are worn to keep harmful blue light from hurting your eyes. Computers are one of the things that give off blue light, so it is good for eye protection when using one. These are very stylish; they have an attractive gold design on each arm that makes them look like designer shades. They are also very comfortable to wear. The lenses are clear, however, to make sure these work, a tester comes with them. You shine the blue light from the tester through the lenses onto a card. That registers if any blue light gets through. When we tried that with these glasses, very little came through. In addition to the tester, these also come with a velvet pouch to store them in, and a fabric eye glass cleaner. Read more

These blue light glasses are great while I am gaming and navigating my dual screens. It's limited the headaches and eye fatigue that I used to have while using them. They are also very stylish on camera and not big and bulky but small and slim glasses. They come with a cleaning cloth, which is helpful because I am always touching my lens by mistake. Read more