Mind Bridge Kids Blue Light Blocking Computer Video Gaming Glasses - Anti Eyestrain | Durable Cute Protection Eyewear for Children Boys & Girls Digital Screen Time & Technology Use | 558 Pink

I ordered these blue light glasses for my 11 year old son who is spending way more time than normal staring at a computer screen due to remote learning and he loves them! They have reduced his eye fatigue and according to him they are extremely comfortable.... he is 11 but the teen size works best for him as he has a larger head..... I ordered kids sized glasses from a different company and they were to small for his face. These glasses are a great value when you consider how long he uses them daily, they’ve shown no wear so far and that they perform exactly as was advertised. I highly recommend them!

I ordered these glasses for my 7 year old granddaughter after she complained about having some blurry vision. Of course, she had an eye exam first to rule out any problems. She has 20/20 vision - but the optometrist suggested having her wear something like these protecting glasses or even reading glasses with .75 power. He felt she was experiencing some minor eye strain probably caused by having her tablet too close to her face or spending too much time on it. I was unable to find reading glasses for kids, but these looked like a good choice for her. She was so excited and the first few days she wanted to wear the pink glasses all the time - not just for her tablet. She has not complained with blurry vision since she has started wearing them. Product seems to be of good quality and has stood up to a 7 year old constantly cleaning them and either wearing them or having them hang around her neck. Since she wants to wear them so much, I'm glad they to not have the .75 power that the reading glasses would have had.

With COVID our middle schoolers have been on screens way too much. I think it does make them restless and irritated and tired and so many things. They used to enjoy a little Minecraft or even reading a book on a screen but now with online school + things they do for fun = way too much screen time and I felt even a small gesture like these glasses could help. They are hard to destroy and lightweight. The kids feel cool wearing them. Can't hurt. They come with a very nice glasses case and a soft cloth for cleaning. Well done.

The color is bright, the glasses are light and not heavy

I bought this pair and this other pair called Blue Light Shield by LooJkirkaLooJ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07919ZXDF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1The Mind Bridge model 558 brand was smaller framed so it fit my 11 and 13 yr olds faces better. I tested them both by looking at the computer screen. It was clear that the Mind Bridge brand had more of a yellow tint when looking through them. I will be naive and assume that more yellow means that it blocks the blue light more. I returned these and bought another Mind Bridge for my other son. My kids are thrilled and that means they will wear it.

The glasses were well built and will hold up for a 11 year old boy. We also think the glasses are helping with his migraine headaches which we think are caused in part by screen time.

These glasses are perfect! My 9 yr old loves them and wears them non stop for all of her online learning and gaming activities. They’re sturdy and comfortable plus she loves the style!! They really work great!! So much better than the pair we bought at the store which broke after a week and not nearly as stylish! Go for it!

We just got these 2 weeks ago, but so far they're pretty great! They are durable, they look great (black/red) and my migraine-plagued 7yo has noticeably less eye strain (less blinking & rubbing) playing video games while wearing them. He actually notices that they help, and seeks out to remember to wear them during screen time (telling me that they're probably comfortable, too.)*Update: had them 8 months now. Love them as much as in the beginning. They're scratched- he's 8- but I'm truly surprised he hasn't found a way yet to break them.**Edit: we got the "sport" version the 2nd time and these do not have joints with screws so they don't sit nicely when closed. Not thrilled about them. Stick to the non-strap versions.