First off, let me just say – these glasses are *chunky* in the best way possible. The thick square frames give off major retro vibes, like I time-traveled straight from a 1980s coding session. But don’t let the bold design fool you—they’re surprisingly lightweight. I wore them during an 8-hour work marathon, and my ears didn’t feel like they’d been clamped by a crab.

The blue light blocking? Legit. The included test card and mini blue light (such a clever touch!) proved these lenses aren’t just clear plastic pretending to be heroes. When I compared them to my pricier prescription blue-light glasses, the FEISEDY held its own—no weird color distortion, just a faint purple edge at extreme angles that honestly makes me look like I know secret cyberpunk lore.

Fit note: My head’s on the smaller side, and the spring hinges saved me. They flex just enough to avoid squeezing my temples but stay put when I dramatically turn to glare at Slack notifications. That said, if you dislike frames that graze your cheeks, these might feel like wearing stylish windshield wipers.

Bonus love: The drawstring pouch is *chef’s kiss*—no more finding my glasses smeared with pocket lint. And for $18.99? Cheaper than my coping mechanism lattes after back-to-back Zoom meetings.