UVEX by Honeywell S3522 Genesis X2 Safety Eyewear, Black and Yellow Frame, Amber Ultra-Dura Hardcoat Lens

So I bought these because I refuse to pay 60+$$ for gunnar or any gaming glasses that look super plain and boring.(PC/GAMING)I use these mainly for my PC and playing PS3. I can play GTA 5 for hours with these and no longer suffer the eye strain I used to. They allow me to play late night and be able to go to bed easily once I begin getting tired. They have great grip so won't move around or even shake when you move.The block out a lot of the blue light that causes much eye strain and headaches and a hour or so. This helps since I am a constant gamer and my college places all of the homework online.PROS-light weight-yellow tiny blocks blue light to reduce eye strain-they are super durable being that they are really safety goggles-they're also pretty flexible-They cover most of your field of vision not allowing no LCD blue to creep in-They don't distort the colors on screen as much as you think (I was someone was afraid they would make everything look yellow lol I can see all the colors fine, just a slight yellow hue of course)CONS-If you have a tight headset wearing these may also cause you some pain after an hour or so (I experienced this while wearing my SOL Republics)-They get dusty a little easy but nothing a little rag/t-shirt can't fix.-Thought the middle portion and top brim of the glasses were flexible but that's not they case (i wear them loosely and it's not an issue)I would highly recommend these for gaming, PC gaming, computer usage, laptop, smartphone screen, tablet, etc. They help things sooo much! They took a few days to get used to but everything is fine now.I don't condone over using internet devices just because you have no more eye strain! please still take breaks, your eyes are a precious instrument and treat them as such!now add them to your cart :)

These safety glasses by UVEX are quite possibly the best deal in quality eye protection on the market. They are as effective as what you might find from Radians, ESS, et al. at a fraction of the price. They not only meet the ANSI Z85 rating but are some of the few low cost eye protection that meets the US Military V0 requirements. I found them by checking the US Army list of approved eye protection and the UVEX Genesis are listed amongst $90+ eye protection from the competition. I've bought 6 pairs in various lens colors and have still spent far less than with any other manufacturer. They are highly adjustable. You can adjust the earpiece lengths and even the lens cant angle to accommodate different cheekbones and face angles. Get a pair and try them. You'll probably end up buying a few.

These safety glasses provide a good amount of protection and aren't very expensive. They don't fog up and are comfortable enough to wear all day. The lenses aren't polarized but they still provide a decent amount of protection from the sun. The lenses will scratch with hard use but that's true of any plastic lens. I believe that the lenses are replaceable though at the price of the glasses it may be cheaper to just buy another pair. The fit is good and there are adjustment hinges on each side of the frame for a custom fit. It's very difficult to find a pair of safety glasses that can also be worn as sunglasses and that are comfortable to wear all day. These glasses have a lot of the features that I look for and come about as close as I've found for a do-it-all style of glasses. I do wish that they offered a polarized version and that they came with multiple lenses so that you could swap between clear and sunglasses but overall they are really good.

I am an I.T. guy that has to walk through a shop once and a while and I wanted to look different than everyone else because I am so cool. These make me look "PimP" and they protect my eyes too. It makes the shop brighter, which is good and bad. Good because I can see where I am walking, bad because they just re did all of the lights in my shop and now it is TOO BRIGHT!I don't shoot guns or take a lot of shots to the eyes so I can't really vouch for the protection, but I feel safe... safe and awesome looking!

The lenses are great, originally bought it for gaming and they block blue light nicely for long gaming.However the frames themselves are really cheap plastic. I’ve had one pair break one me, and for all my Uvex X2 glasses, the rubber around the nose ends up detaching from the frame (cheap glue?) and starts breaking. I’ve had three pairs of X2 and they all have the same problem with the rubber around the nose. I get that they’re cheap, but having to buy a new one every year is starting to be annoying.Shame really, I like the 3 way adjustable position on the frames.

BEST SAFETY GLASSES EVER!Seriously! I have a STACK of safety glasses, with scratches on ALL of them, caused by everything from flying nails during demolition, grinder sparks, whipping wires when pulling electrical, and even the occasional "smack in the face" with random demolition tasks/tools/materials.These glasses survived 40 lineal feet of demolition (siding, framing, windows, etc). It survived new framing, sheathing, siding, a wayward nail from the nailgun, random staples, etc. Lenses are still FLAWLESS.Seeing Amazon's review request, just encouraged me to purchase another pair....yep, they're that good.

These are not yellow lenses. They are dark cappachino I think is what they call it. More like sunglasses. Very disappointing.

when doing research on the genesis x2, the graph showing how much light is blocked is so small, one is practically guessing between the 400-500nm range. I hoped for the best and just got these. Good thing is the nice, snug, comfy fit.But I took a dvd to refract some indoor lighting and I did not see any noticeable filtering of blues. The indigo/violet completely disappeared though. Interestingly, if I put up the spectrum on a tv screen, I still see the violet.