As someone who spends hours glued to screens (hello, work-from-home life), these glasses have been a game-changer. The first thing I noticed was how lightweight they are – I’ve worn them during 8-hour work marathons and literally forgot they were on my face. No more awkward nose-sliding or temple pressure!

The blue light blocking is legit. I tested it by taking a selfie in front of my monitor – the lenses reflected back this cool purple-blue glare that normally hits my eyeballs. After two weeks of use, my nighttime eye fatigue decreased noticeably. I no longer get that "sandpaper eyelids" feeling after binge-watching shows.

Design-wise, they’re surprisingly sleek for the price. The frames don’t scream "computer nerd" – I’ve worn them to client meetings without getting weird looks (and yes, passed the partner test too). The included hard case feels premium, though I wish it had a carabiner clip.

Pro tip: These work magic when paired with f.lux software. The combo makes late-night coding sessions feel like reading a paperback book. Just be warned – the nose bridge runs wide. As an Asian user with a flatter nose, I had to DIY some silicone pads for perfect positioning.

For under $30? Absolute steal compared to my friend’s $150 Gunnars that snapped after six months. These now live permanently on my desk next to my stress ball and overpriced artisan coffee mug.