Can it be used at night to block the glare from oncoming car lights?
1477282
I have Photo Phobia so I do not drive at night, but as a passenger it helps me. I am not sure how it would be for a driver.
1477283
Yes, it helps. It's good, too, when night road crews use krieg lights to work. I wouldn't say it's amazing, but it's like sunglasses. I bought this product two years ago and I have seen a similar product on TV promising more in the glare-blocking department. So do your homework. This is a good product; there may be better. (On the other hand, there may be more hype on other brands. This is solidly made and pretty good.)
1477284
I use it in that manner, yes. I have a permanently dilated eye on the right side, so bright lights and sunlight both are very stressful to me. I use it both day and night.
1477285
It is strapped to the visor so it is too high to block headlights. It might depend on the car and the size of the windshield.
1185401
What I know is that I couldn't see to drive at night because of the glare from the headlights. The glasses eliminate the glare and I can see as if it's daylight. I hope that answers your question.
463951
I use mine for that time right befor dusk and just after dark when the glare is worse otherwise they are alittle dark
2095371
Only good for cutting the glare of headlights but way too dark. i just had a tiny hole cut out of tint for the cam that seems to work ok. can't do anything about the night glare.
287826
Easily? No. I have tinted windows on my van, and when I am in bright daylight I have to really look at the screen to see it. It helps to move the mirror so there isn't a glare. Then, when you shift back to drive, just adjust the mirror back to normal. Bottom line: it could be better, but it still works.
1808505
It could work in some instances but it's not really meant for that with porch lights and street lights. If there are no lights it might work using existing light or, if there is no moon, the IR illuminatior. I can't really say I recommend it for that though.
2063473
During the day it will work, but there might be some reflection depending on the angle and amount of light inside. At night the infrared light will reflect back to the camera and give you glare and it will be impossible to see any thing outside. You can tape over the infrared lights and then put a separate infrared light outside if needed.
1442368
I bought these for my husband - he says they help but you will still get " some" glare ! He wears them at night too , to help with the glare from the headlights !
1672068
I wouldn't think so. While it's a bright light, it's not "focused" so it's kind of diffused. I can see using a dimmer though if you want a night light effect. Really a neat light.
1159231
It can be used for exterior applications in the daylight but at short distances. In a darkened room or at night it is visible for a much longer distance
467373
I would not recommend it for night time driving. It is best used during the day.
1598925
Not good. It really isn't meant for night or low light use unless you have street lights to provide some lighting.
423854
It should not be used in the daylight. It is designed to capture moonlight and or starlight, and it also has an infrared light to help in ultra low light conditions for short range night vision.
838015
No. These cut down peripheral glare but they seem to intensify light sources such as oncoming headlights. At least that is my experience. Perhaps a different owner has had better results with night glare.
670113
No, I don't believe it is specifically anti-glare, though as with any LED screen increasing the backlight to 100% can significantly reduce glare - presuming you are not outside or directly beneath a sunroof.
682935
You may get a lot of glare back inside the car by doing the install that way. I installed mine on a sailboat mast.
1294813
I just checked the glasses to see if they reduce glare from oncoming headlights. The quick answer is that they do not, except insofar as they reduce light transmission by being yellow. Reduced light transmission at night is a bad thing if you're on a dark road, so I recommend you do not wear these at night. Instead, if you're having trouble with glare from oncoming headlights, consult an optician or opthalmologist to find out what options they know about to reduce glare.