Best Gaming Glasses Of 2023

Gunnar’s glasses come doctor recommended for blocking high-energy blue light and UV glare. These glasses are so good, you can use them for sun glasses. The Intercept has great frame design, insuring the glasses are tough and won’t slip off your face. Engineered polymers stabilize curved temples that fit comfortably around your head, and don’t stretch out with repeated use. User reviews say this pair of glasses is especially good for wide face shapes as the wide fit frame with a 59-millimeter lens width, 18-millimeter bridge width and 132-millimeter temple length. Reviewers describe the frames as having a soft, rubbery feeling so they won’t strain on your face and they will keep their proper position.

What separates the Gunnar glasses from others is the lens design, engineered to limit air currents near the eyes. This stops eye-watering and allows users maximum comfort. The amber lens eliminates distortion, impurities, haze and graininess found in gaming glasses with lower quality lenses. The lens reflects light back as natural light, allowing users to quickly forget they’re even wearing gaming glasses.

One thing some reviewers love while other reviewers hate is the slight magnification these glasses provide. The frames give a visual boost to the screen by magnifying the picture. If you have contracts or glasses, this might negatively impact your experience with them. However, if you don’t, this could help you by showing more detail on the screen and giving you a competitve advantage. This is definitely something to consider about the default Gunnars.

However, if you hate the magnification, Gunnars also have a wide array of customization options. You can get specialty Gunnars with prescription lenses if you want to use your glasses prescription so you can see even better. You can also choose a variety of frame colors like Onyx, Fire, Ghost, Ink, Kryptonite, Cobalt and Smoke. With all the customization options, there is certainly a pair of Gunnars for everyone. They also have a one year warrantee, so if anything goes wrong with your Gunnars you can swap them out for a replacement pair. These are some of the best gaming glasses on the market.

Trust Optics makes a great pair of gaming glasses that won’t break the bank. They promise to alleviate eyestrain, headaches, discomfort and insomnia with their patented BluGuard amber lenses. Studies show they reduce blue light over 40% and help with preventative measures against cataracts and macular degeneration. Trust Optics is committed to helping Americans increase productivity while relieving eye-strain. According to their research, over 95% of Americans suffer from digital eyestrain because of work and leisure activities in front of computer screens. If you get a pair of Trust Optic glasses, you’ll be making the first steps toward fixing this persistent problem.

The frame is incredibly lightweight, at only 5.6 ounces, so after a few minutes of use, you won’t even notice you’re wearing them. They look stylish and have a classic, square frame with spring hinged aluminum temples. They function just like a pair of turtle shell glasses. The Trust Optics also come with a carrying case and a cleaning cloth. These are small bonuses, but for such a low price it’s pretty great that you’ll get the extra gear for purchasing them. There’s also a 2 year warranty on the glasses if they stop functioning properly—plus a 90 day return policy so you have ample time to figure out if these are the right glasses for you.

Probably the best part about the Trust Optics are the price. For less than $20 you’re getting a high-quality pair of gaming glasses. If you are curious to see if gaming glasses will work for you in the first place, try these out as a trial pair. You’ll quickly find you won’t want to work on the computer without them.

The J+S Vision Blue Light Shields are great for gamers who use headsets for voice chat while playing. Reviewers consistently commend the glasses for their sleak, unisex frame. Anyone can wear these glasses and find they look good with your setup.

The J+S Vision filter out 90% of high energy blue light and still emit the low energy blue light that’s essential for seeing a full picture on your screen. This is sometimes a worry with gamers, that the gaming glasses will distort the graphics of their games, thus inhibiting immersion. This isn’t the case with the J+S Vision glasses because they were specifically designed to keep the picture in tact. The J+S Vision team has optimized their glasses to make sure the tint isn’t too thick, thus giving the clearest picture possible.

J+S glasses are really great for their low tint, because it maximized the graphics. Then again, you are getting more blue light because of the tint, so if you need a utility pair of glasses for regular computer work, look elsewhere (#5 on our list is a great choice).

The glasses are also backed by a 30 day money back guarantee, so you can try them out and see if they work good for you. If not, send them back at the expense of the company. Likewise, they have a one year warranty so you can get a new pair of they break.

These GAMEKING glasses probably have the most stylish frame, with a cool addition on the temples of the glasses. They have strong-tinted amber lenses that block almost 100% of UV blue light, while simultaneously emboldening the contrast between other colors. By filtering out short-wavelength blue light, they allow you to work longer, game longer, and always stay effecient.

GAMEKING has an anti-reflective coating that eliminates glare and halos that plague other gaming glasses. They allow shaper vision and no distractions when gaming making them a great choice for high frame-rate games like shooters and real-time strategy games. They also are coated in a stain-repellent layer so they’re oil resistant, fog resistant, and easy-to-clean. They’re even scratch and abrasion resistant so you can rest easy knowing you won’t get a damaging scuff on them that will make gaming a much less immersive experience.

The lenses are also FDA approved, which is not the case for other lenses on the list. This doesn’t mean the others lack quality, however; rather, these lenses have an extra seal of approval from the Federal Drug Administration. They’re ergonomically designed so the nose support doesn’t pressure against your face in an uncomfortable way. They even come with a hard-case, cleaning cloth, protective pouch and a mini screwdriver for minor adjustments. They also clock in as the cheapest pair on our list so they’re a great starter-pair of gaming glasses. Just don’t be surprised if you like them so much you never choose to upgrade!