Cyxus Blue Light Blocking Glasses for Computer & Screen Use - Anti UV Glare Filter, Gaming & Reading Eyewear for Men & Women - Reduce Eye Strain & Improve Sleep

I'm a technophile—most of my day are spent in front of a screen, and this time is most definitely doubled when you couple my leisure activities (video games, e-reading, and graphic design) in with my school work. During finals I got the worst case of eye fatigue I've ever had along with a near crippling headache from writing paper after paper and staring at my screen for multiple nights. I'd heard through the grapevine that there were special glasses that helped to shield your eyes from blue light. I found these after a quick search on amazon, and I've had them for the better part of a month; so I thought that now would be the best time to review them.Pros:- Very cute! I'm not especially effeminate, but I love the black to pink ombre on the frames. These glasses have gotten me many compliments when I've left the house wearing them on errands.- They are clear (for the most part) and are basically indistinguishable from normal glasses.- While they appear to be clear, they do have a very slight yellow/orangish tint to them when worn (which is the blue light deflection), but the tint doesn't interfere with your perception of color. I do graphic design projects in my spare time and it hasn't affected my work at all.- They really do work! You just have to give them time. I've been able to fall asleep faster and much more deeply since I've started wearing these. They've also done away with almost all of my eye fatigue which is greatly appreciated on my part.- I don't wear prescription lenses so I would have no idea what my head-to-frames size ratio would have been; so I'm thankful for the "uni-size" approach that they have. They fit perfectly, and from the pictures I've seen they'd seem adorably large on someone smaller.Cons:- The. Lenses. Smudge. So. EASILY! My father wears prescription lenses everyday and informs me that this is normal, but it just feels inordinate to me.- The lenses are slightly reflective, and you'll most definitely notice your own eyes staring back at you. Especially if you're using the computer/gaming in a dark room with just the screen for light. It isn't prominent, and can be ignored, but it is there and it was surprising when you first realize it.- The frames...creak. They also feel a bit on the fragile side, but this is the first time I've worn glasses regularly so this may just be a "thing". So far they've survived repeated wear, removal, and an hour of being lost in the bottom of a hamper.- After extended wear your eyes will be sensitive to light for a couple of moments to minutes depending on how long you've worn them. Never long or to an extreme degree, but still a bit annoying nonetheless.All in all I absolutely adore my glasses and wear them all the time.