Blue light blocking glasses

[rare imp]

For all you hardcore gamers out there like myself, I promise you getting blue light blocking glasses (preferably High quality brands like Felix Grey) It is the biggest game changer i have found for aim training. My eyes use to get so watery and i would be in actual pain from my eyes looking at the screen, i got my felix greys and it’s been a night and day difference and won’t aim train without that. It is something that you see the results almost instantly. Just a tip for you gamers

[magic steppe]

Why not just use a blue light filter? Doesn't that achieve the same pretty much?

[rare imp]

Based on experience, no. I always played with the blue light filter on and still did not achieve anywhere close to as good of results i achieved with the glasses. I have no evidence but here is my thought process, Putting filter on is like buying blue light glasses from amazon for 10$ it does soemthing, but doesn’t do it well, when you buy high quality glasses, you are getting a lot more out the product than the 10$. Monitor company’s don’t focus on blue light @magic steppe

[magic steppe]

Higher quality products work better yes, still sceptical if this is really worth it. If it really is, I would consider buying it.

[rare imp]

Felix greys have a 100% money back guarantee, if you don’t like and think it’s not worth, send them back. but i would never send them back. i wear them everyday when i train

If this does make sense to you, if you do get them, wear them for like 2-3 days, and try to train without them, and your eyes will be dying. it’s a product you don’t realize you need until you don’t have

[strong crag]

I think using a monitor setting would be better since its the one that can actually tone down to your choice and its free. Basically accomplishing the same thing

[rare imp]

It’s a “free option” yes but monitor company’s don’t focus on Blue light blocking tech. Blue light blocking glasses literally are ment to do one thing and it’s to block blue light, I’ve done The monitor, Bought the amazon blue light glasses, and bought high quality, and from experience it doesn’t compete with high quality glasses

The glasses allow for 0 tint, so you get full color from your monitor, without the eye strain

[strong crag]

its possible but there is little evidence that blue light blocking fliters have effect on digital eye strain

to what i have found is that the symptoms of computer vision syndrome are just a little less and not a huge difference
Via https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31824984/
but again this hasent verified potential

[rare imp]

I know i don’t have any proof and that’s why it’s so hard except my experience and my brothers and we both now cannot aim train without the glasses. Wanted to see if anyone else did this because it was game changing being about to simply not have any strain at all while training

[rare imp]

@strong crag @magic steppe I wanted to test this so i gave it a try, My default settings on my monitor when i normally play, Is blue light settings of 3/10, I turned my blue light setting to 10/10 and took off the glasses, it took me 5 minutes aka 5 scenerios to already feel fatigue in my eyes. Normally i can play until my wrist or hand starts to wear out before having to take a break with the glasses on

[strong crag]

You might want to see an eye doctor i dont think its normal to feel eye strain within 5 minutes

[rare imp]

Im telling you, I am able to game and everythign without the glasses, but these glasses save your eyes. Like i said before, it is something that you dont realize that you need and how bad the monitor is for your eyes until after you wear them

just because you are use to something, doesnt mean you should be doing it still you know what im saying. You are so use to doing something you think that its normal the way it is, but once you change into a healthier way of doing it, you realize how bad it was for you before

[celest oriole]

I don't think your 5 minute experiment is reliable evidence :D