They stop you from getting eye fatigue because they are layered with the natural chemical in your eye that reduces glare from light, it has nothing to do with "yellow light" especially since the light coming from the sun is whitexXSnowyXx said:
Gamer Glasses Claim to Make You a Better Player
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Can you try to get a hold of a pair to confirm weather or not these INCREASE YOUR GAMER SKILL TO THE MAX?Tom Goldman said:
Will it give me a six pack with Hulk arms too????? And a mean as tan? Im pretty sure ive seen a competitive brand that also increases your penis size.....
So just because:
http://www.gadgetreview.com/2009/06/gunnar-optiks-edge-glasses-review.html
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/reviews/2009/10/leveling-up-your-eyesight-with-gaming-glasses-ars-explores.ars
Both sites noticed that the glasses do, in fact, reduce eye strain and help make colors pop a bit more on your screens. The glasses aren't a joke, but whether they're worth a hundred bucks depends entirely on how much you like to spend like a drunken sailor.
http://www.gadgetreview.com/2009/06/gunnar-optiks-edge-glasses-review.html
http://arstechnica.com/gaming/reviews/2009/10/leveling-up-your-eyesight-with-gaming-glasses-ars-explores.ars
Both sites noticed that the glasses do, in fact, reduce eye strain and help make colors pop a bit more on your screens. The glasses aren't a joke, but whether they're worth a hundred bucks depends entirely on how much you like to spend like a drunken sailor.
These would've been a godsend when I was trying to play CoD4. I never finished it because it pretty much forced me to squint to see anything. I couldn't see properly for days after playing it for a few hours.
I don't give a crap about the other features, but if these can actually reduce eye strain, something I suffer from a lot as someone who works and plays on my PC all day every day, these would be well worth the money.
That's not actually that much for a pair of glasses, many are over £100 which is about $150. At least in the UK or maybe we have more expensive glasses but this seems like a bargain in terms of price
Prescription lenses are shaped glass, custom-ground to the individual. Gunnar, like most *sunglasses* manufacturers, just produces scratch-proof plastic.
And, of course, they've completely missed the majority of their target market, which wears prescription lenses/contacts.
And, of course, they've completely missed the majority of their target market, which wears prescription lenses/contacts.
I for one will be purchasing this because of the wealth of scientific study that went into making sure this device works as intended!
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Wait? There's no study? Not a single shred of scientific evidence? Not even a wikipedia page they made up?
Well screw them then. If they can't even make the effort to create fake wikipedia pages to try and defraud me, they don't deserve to steal my money.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a royal prince of Nigeria to give money to.
Good day, Sirs.
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Wait? There's no study? Not a single shred of scientific evidence? Not even a wikipedia page they made up?
Well screw them then. If they can't even make the effort to create fake wikipedia pages to try and defraud me, they don't deserve to steal my money.
Now if you'll excuse me, I have a royal prince of Nigeria to give money to.
Good day, Sirs.
Totally. If they had that technology already, don't you think they'd have installed it in some of us that actually wear anti-glare glasses?Anarchemitis said:
