How do these glasses differ from the ones that are advertised for night driving as anti glare/night vision?
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The lense quality is as good as, maybe even better than night driving anti-glare/night vision. But I don't use it for driving because the heavy frame limits my side vision. I have a separate pair of night driving glasses with sporty frameless shape.
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.
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I just received a pair today and used a color spectrum test image (and I'd tried others as well). Here's a link to it if you're interested. https://www.paleohacks.com/sleep/will-plain-red-or-orange-lenses-block-blue-light-for-sleep-17104 These were the only glasses that showed true blue blocking. I'm thrilled as I spend way too many hours under fluorescent lighting and in front of a computer screen. At my my age I couldn't care less whether they're stylish or not. I do like the S1933X though, better for comfort... lightweight.
2015128
Hi Tony, I use them for shooting glasses in and outdoors. I have never used them for driving at night. I have a yellow pair i use for night driving.
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There's no night vision. And the binoculars were absolute junk. I threw them away. FYI: to have good performance at night, they would have to be infrared sensitive (which they're not) or have really wide aperture, for better light gathering (which they don't). I would recommend buying a pair of Celestron 8x21 binoculars. They work pretty well, but not for night vision.
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Yes, noticeable difference at night. The glare of bright lights is diminished, however, it also mutes darkness. I agree with others that its more difficult to see people, animals, or objects on or along side of road. For me, these work best driving towards bright sunlight.
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I bought the Uvex S0360X Ultra-spec 2000 glasses because they were advertized as blue blockers, and they do seem to be effective in improving sleep when worn after 7pm each evening.
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I am not sure. But they are very bright. Night time driving ,I can see the difference.
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No. They are just, best suited for day use/bright light conditions. Use clear or amber lenses at night.
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Good question, Phil. I suspect these make a big difference outdoors. Indoors, at best they change your clarity just marginal!y. A lot depends on the brightness of the lights. But as for eye protection I'd choose them over clear lenses.
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No, these would be terrible at night. However, they are great during the day, especially for driving. What you're looking for is something like this HD Night Vision Wraparounds Wrap Around Glasses
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I use mine on my motorcycle and would not recommend using them at night. You can still see but visibility is significantly reduced. I always carry a clear lensed version for night riding.
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Yes. I do not find them quite as good as regular sunglasses, especially those with some form of polaroid lenses, but they do decrease the glare sufficiently to make it possible to drive safely.
930859
Sorry, but I have no idea. I only use them to block glare in fog and night time driving
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All I can tell you they are nice (really brighten things up) on cloudy days. At night they cut down on light glare from headlights/street lights but they do darken shadowed area more then clear lens. In town at night they are ok but not on country roads at night,to dark.
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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.
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1. The dark ones are tinted n used for sunny times of the day. so no. 2.The yellow ones are good if u have sensitive eyes, and best for dusk/dawn/stormy times of the day and brightens up surroundings. They are decent at night. 3. The clear are best for night as its like not wearing anything at all.
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They are lightweight active glasses. They have a very small lithium battery in the corner of the glasses that get USB charged that last a few days of continuous use. I got the Panasonic TY-ER3D4MU (medium size). They work great and fit over my regular glasses, plus are lightweight enough to not get headaches.