Can use at night to reduce headlight glare/
2025189
I would not recommend it. The tint would also reduce pavement markings that are faded and may cause one to cross the center line or stray too far to the right and get pulled into a soft shoulder. Better to purchase night vision driving glasses like marksmen wear at target practice. They have yellow polarized lenses and make night driving safe. You can get regular glasses, clip ons or goggles to wear over prescription glasses.
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.
473713
Yes. it adjusts to various light conditions pretty well. You're not going to get a lot of range at night, however, and might get some glare returned from the glass at night.
119328
Does not affect brightness even at night. Don't think you can remove and reuse but it did come as a 3 pack.
1882236
I personally would not black out headlights as a safety factor. Typically making headlights brighter is the trend recently.
2018350
I didn't use them for night driving. But, I don't recommend these for night drive. But these are great for computer usage for long times.
1818195
The brightness is just enough to be visible during the daytime. At night, it is not as bright as the headlight or the OEM DRLs. IT's more of an accent lighting. I hope it helps.
236798
Not needed during the day as I have some lighting from outside. If I want it on during the night time I can turn it on.
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
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
840836
Sorry I don't know, I bought these for my parents for daytime driving, they don't drive after dark
621867
If the intended use is Astronomy or star gazing, then yes, these can be used at night. When moving from either a heated (winter) or air conditioned (summer) interior, allow the optics time to acclimate to the external air temperature to prevent fogging. This generally takes at least 30 minutes, and by then, your eyes will be well adjusted for night vision, making for an enjoyable experience.
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.
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.
682932
more light would reflect back into the vehicle than would go out. turn on your overhead lights on a dark night and see how much less visibility those tiny things give you.
463951
I use mine for that time right befor dusk and just after dark when the glare is worse otherwise they are alittle dark
498413
I am having a slight blurr....I have to turn the brightness down to a lower power to reduce the glare or blurr