glare reduction at night?
1294811
Says right on the package, "Do not use amber or gray lenses for night driving".
1294812
That's something I haven't tried. However I have seen glasses advertised on TV that claimed to do just that. But for the price of these it might just be worth a try though I'm not sure about periferal vision.
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.
1294814
I haven't used the glasses at night. I only use them for shooting and that's a daytime activity at the range. I can try them out tonight while walking around or driving, and see if they help with glare. It would be helpful if you can reply with how you plan to use the glasses for glare reduction, so I can replicate the conditions if possible.
1294815
I can't see well enough at night to drive safely anymore. Last night I HAD to drive home in the dark both on highway and dark, winding roads. These were a godsend, and made it home safely. They reduced the oncoming lights' glare and brightened the roads.
1535000
Don't know if there is a better way, but we are completely satisfied with this product. It does the job of reducing glare and the way it attaches to the TV might appear to be a little "Rube Goldberg-ish", but once it is on, it's on, unless you like taking it off and putting it back on all the time. It looks good and it works. We like it.
1984815
My husband only wears them at night. I think he wore them once in the day and they cut down on the glare.
2097031
You can use it at night, you just can't see it. I can't even see it during the day without glasses. There you go.ź
2174351
I don't know for sure but I use the yellow night glasses for sunrise, sunset, and nighttime and have never had a problem with glare, regardless of the light source. I am also sensitive to light and these glasses work well for me.
1390905
Same as previous answer. Helps a bit, maybe. No real noticeable difference as far as glare is concerned. HOWEVER, there is a MATTE FINISH Illumishield that is probably better. I tried to cancel my order for the original but it had already shipped. I think the matte finish is specifically designed to reduce glare.
693955
I don't think anything can completely control glare and reflections. I do use mine in a very bright room (big windows, no blinds) and I'm quite happy with it. If you have a big source of light that's reflected in the screen you will see glare. I do have it on a mount that lets me swivel the set to avoid the worst of the reflections. Hope this helps.
1742437
It is not the purpose. You can lower the brightness, but not totally reduces solar glare.
49504
Night vision is not the best. I have these in my stores. We have found that leaving one light on really helps.
393369
There's a setting that changes the brightness according to ambient light levels. I suggest leaving it off all the time
1414423
Ya just get an Active Eye Motion Sensor or Eagle Eye motion sensor and program it for Night time turn on.http://x10pro-usa.com/x10-pro/controllers/motion-sensors.html
859221
I have it in a real well lit room and glare is not an issue unless direct sunlight hits it, which it can do a certain short periods of the day. Dont think you have much to worry about. Over all am real happy within the TV in the 6 months or so i have had it.
488677
They have a slight amber tint that removes the white/bluish glare from the computer screen. I don't know if they would help with night vision or glare at all. They do help with the computer screen. I don't get as many headaches or tired eyes. The tiny is so slight it's not that noticeable.
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.
265670
Yes, the yellow plastic really does cut down night time glare from oncoming headlights. However the unit is brittle and you can hurt yourself manuevering it around. A better idea would be to find a piece of thin yellow plastic that would adhere to the inside of your windshield.
2032985
Not so much. It will eliminate most of the glare, but the brightness of the sun can still make it difficult to see the screen.
1496588
SO I got one of these for my wife...its a simple device and works as expected..the issue is it it TOO BRIGHT at night. We have the dimmer set to mode 3 with -15 level and ON. and it is still WAYYYY too bright at night. Other than powering it off or covering the touchscreen with non-adhesive window tint any suggestions?