Let me start by saying these glasses are a GAME-CHANGER for my nighttime routine. As someone who doomscrolls before bed, the red lenses genuinely make my eyes feel like they're getting a warm hug. The first night I wore them, I fell asleep 20 minutes faster than usual - and that's with my usual pre-bed Twitter addiction.

The lightweight frame is comfy enough to wear during late-night work sessions without that annoying nose bridge pressure. Unlike cheaper blue light glasses I've tried, these don't slide down when I'm typing furiously to meet deadlines. The spring hinges accommodate my larger head surprisingly well (take that, one-size-fits-all glasses!).

Now for the quirks: the world DOES look like you're in a permanent Instagram filter. My white cat suddenly became pink, and checking the fridge at night feels like stepping into a darkroom. You'll need to bump up your screen brightness significantly - I learned this after squinting at spreadsheets for an embarrassing 10 minutes.

The build quality walks a fine line between 'stylishly minimal' and 'might break if sat on'. While they survived being tossed in my work bag, I wouldn't trust them in a suitcase without their surprisingly premium case. Also worth noting - these aren't for color-sensitive work. My graphic designer friend borrowed them and immediately complained about editing photos through 'rose-tinted glasses' (pun intended).

Final verdict? If you want maximum blue light protection and don't mind seeing life in technicolor, these deliver where it counts. Just don't expect subtlety - both in appearance and effect.