BARNER Computer Glasses Review | Quality + Style

[@dinakaplan7828]

This is a great review, thanks so much, Oliver! You have a beautiful on-camera presence :).

[@tokimaheryramarozaka2116]

Thanks for the video ! As a PhD student in computer science who spends on average 10+ hours on my computer / mobile, I decided to buy the Daltson after seeing this video. I already own a pair of Klim glasses for about a year... Will be commenting on this after it arrives, after 7 days or so...

[@humansaremortal3803]

its been a year and some of us are still waiting...

[@tokimaheryramarozaka2116]

@@humansaremortal3803 it's actually good, I like the Dalston Black for its style, and the metallic one for its overall qulity, still wear them to this day... I just think that, they oversell it sometimes, these are some good glasses, really good but it's not a miracle of any sort

[@HudsonGrey23]

I wish you were my optician! So articulate and great at explaining the benefits of these glasses. Well done 👍🏼

[@stijnvdv2]

it's glasses, with a coating.... and it doesn't work as their commercials suggest. The commercials suggest that your eyes won't get 'tired' anymore from looking at screens. Well this is when the optician should stay in it's lane, produce glasses and let the optometrist take it from here. It's NOT the wavelength of the light that's making your eyes tired... it's not even the light itself... generally speaking when we watch screens we stare and thus blink less, eyes dry out as a consequence which gives the tired or irritated feeling. Filtering a few wavelengths from the visual spectrum ain't gonna change those facts. I put this in the same category as people that think you can 'train' your prescription away.... uhm no, doesn't work that way.

[@krow449]

What a fantastic review and on-cam presence

[@mvillaceran6199]

Thank God for this KZbin Channel!

[@dacahe]

Hey Oliver hope all is well. Felix Gray Vs Barner? Which one would you say? Thanks man, love the vids

[@billyabroad8057]

Fantastic informative video!

[@mfarjr1848]

for the blue light glasses, do they have option for photochromic lense?

[@optimus2g]

Thanks Oliver. I'm new to this and your review is instrumental to my decision making (I'm with at the 3:26 mark). I'm about to buy on right now. I'm going to go with the Black Noir Dalston Man for $66.

[@slinkdog82]

I got green one nice frames

[@gogolnik2910]

Love the way you explain everything!

[@neatpolygons8500]

Thanks so much I'm trying compares these with Gunnar glasses don't know if they are even the same thing

[@santiagoruffini9239]

Do they have the small magnification? Can they be worn all day? Or just in situations were you are facing a screen for a long time?

[@MohyDev]

why there is two types of background music ! the video is amazing by the way, thank you

[@arncj18]

i was highly considering the Gunnar Menlo. Still am.. is Barner superior in material quality? The metal hinges i know those are nice. Do they really make that satisfying clicky sound?

[@EyeInfluence]

In regards to frame quality I think you can expect the same if you're going to compare the Chroma collection. The Mazzu collection uses plastics that I see in high end prescription eyewear so I think BARNER has the advantage there. Here are some pros for each brand: Gunnar 4 Lens BPF Options Many more frame options than Barner Barner More Trendy styles Top quality plastics Virtually colorless lenses Inexpensive clip-on Inexpensive Prescription option Hope this helps to make your decision. They each have something to offer.

[@arncj18]

@@EyeInfluence thank's, there's also the fact that barner tells you they block 40% of the blue light on the harmful spectrum, and 100% of the blue light at 410nm. i don't know if that's the exact same for Gunnar cause they don't mention it. Also barber sizes seem to be a bit small on wider/ larger heads with no option to go L. Also no magnifying with Barner. The material on Mazzu seem to be on par with Persol, hence the price differemce.

[@Tony_27P]

Which glasses offer better protection for computer work.and gaming?

[@hakametal]

What's the difference between using glasses like these and using an actual program like f.lux to reduce the blue hue coming from the screen?

[@NonstopLegend]

Hey Oliver, would you mind doing a review on trustworthy computer glasses and blue light glasses available in the UK? I am struggling to find glasses that have both the blue light filter and magnification and am struggling with eye strain staring at my computer 8 hours a day! At the moment I just have to make sure that I rest which is helping but I think I would benefit from computer glasses as additional help.

[@hamzasukkar6349]

Great Video!! Just wanted to know if the quality of the lenses is the same as Felix gray and Gunnar and if these are blue light glasses or they are actually computer glasses as the title of the video states?

[@EyeInfluence]

Their lens quality is just as good as the other high end brands FG and Gunnar. They do not come with power as default but they offer lenses with power for a bit more money. That are great glasses.

[@sagihatan5199]

@@EyeInfluence Hey there! What do you mean more power? I'm also trying to decide between Barner, Felix, and Pixel. Can't decide!

[@eu3145]

Can you explain, please what means "High Quality organic CR-39 lenses that block 100% of the Blue Light under 410nm and 45% of the Blue Light on the 410nm - 450nm spectrum." ? Barner glasses have a 100% blue light blocking, or 45%, i want to buy a pair for PC/monitor use. Or computer glasses don't need to have 100% blue light protection? Thank you!

[@Al-ok1lj]

I wear prescription glasses. Do they sell anything that can go over my existing glasses?

[@my_name_is_love]

You can get any of their glasses with your prescription for $40 more! So you'd be able to see through them, that's what I did

[@darkblader061]

can u explain what is the difference between expensive bluelight / computer glasses?

[@JSFrederic]

I would love to see review of truedark and blublox sleep glasses! :)

[@EyeInfluence]

I'll look into them. Thanks for the suggestions.

[@kiriloffice]

What type of glasses is used ? is it ZEISS ?

[@abhayrana9109]

Hi Eye influencer !! I am myopic with -6.0 and -6.75 D as prescription. I work a lot on computer devices, almost daily 8h average. Will these glasses would be good option for me as I am currently experiencing blurriness and therefore stress in eyes? Many thanks for making such informative videos !! Truly like them all 🙂

[@pedrobatista8966]

does this glasses have Anti-Reflective Coating and are a better product if work at a computer all day?

[@pantaplays]

I've been wearing prescription glasses for the past 10 years, would it be safe to get a pair of these glasses with my prescription and wear them everyday? Are there any downsides to wearing 24/7 computer glasses, indoors or outdoors?

[@EyeInfluence]

Great question. You're like me, a full time glasses wearer. If you can, have 2 separate sets of glasses. One that has no blue light protection and one that does. I personally like to wear my blue light glasses only when working on a computer or other digital device for a long time, especially during the late evening hours. I'm also a supporter of getting the benefits of natural sunlight. If you only have one, get the glasses that do not have blue light filter and use "night mode" on your phone and computer to limit your blue light exposure.

[@slinkdog82]

You can get frames and put lenses in since frames are so cheap

[@Ken-kk1xs]

Thank you very much for your great videos. You were impressed with Umizato plastic frames having adjustable nose pads. Do the Barners have nose pads? Thank you

[@EyeInfluence]

At the moment Barner does not have plastic frames with adjustable nosepads but they do have a universal fit bridge. The means their plastic frames should offer enough support for most bridge types.

[@Ken-kk1xs]

Thank you for your reply on Banner nose pads. Your are doing a great service . Does your company offer eyeglasses through the internet? Thanks much.

[@mas96]

I don't wear glasses or any glasses ever. Will it be okay if i wore these. I really need one for the bluelight when i use my phn and computer at night time

[@martincerny8106]

Hello, amazing review. Now I`m still choosing between Warner glasses or Gunnar glasses ( Barkeley onyx ). Which one is a better choice for more rested eyes and better block blue light? Thank you in advance for your answer :)

[@denislav1072]

Which ones did you decide to get? Are they worth it?

[@martincerny8106]

@@denislav1072 hey man, i have both. Barner are more comfortable and have a better design. Scratch resistant is just a bonus. With gunnar i have 0,2 dioptire and even with clear glass i feel everything is going just a little to yellow. When it comes to blocking blue light both are good and i would say on same level. So during day im using barner and when it comes to night im using gunnar. But honestly u will be happy with both i think. If youre working with graphics and colors then definietly go to barners.

[@denislav1072]

@@martincerny8106 Mainly for programming and reading. Thank you :)

[@denislav1072]

@@martincerny8106 Btw, is there any particular reason that you use Barner during the day and Gunnar during late day/night?

[@martincerny8106]

@@denislav1072 During the day in gunnar glasses I see the reflection of my eye. Depends whats your resolution of monitor - with 4K are for me the letters really little so 0,2 dioptire is fine for me. If you dont need dioptire then go to barners. Barners are also more durable.

[@catherinetai1199]

Does this glass good to block out glare from office light fixtures from ceiling?

[@EyeInfluence]

Yes. Blue light from any source.

[@ammi4Lee]

Based on your previous videos - there is a difference between Blue Light Filter glasses and Computer glasses (decentration and magnification in the most part, right?) Barner claims that their glasses are computer glasses, but there is no magnification afaik, right? So, Barner Computer Glasses are actually Barner Blue Light Filter glasses. Am I right?:) Watching your video wearing Barner Dalston / Black Noir, btw :-) Keep up the good work!

[@arncj18]

yea, gunnar has everything in the lenses, but they don't have anti-dust anti scratch ? imo blue light filter glasses on their own are useless. some people been complaining about Gunnars collecting dust or fingerprints easily that's why i don't know which brand to order. Not a lot of reviews around. Fuck.,

[@EyeInfluence]

I must agree, the Anti-reflective coating on the gunnar lenses collected fingerprints and were not that easy to clean. I've tried a few glasses that do a better job. Pixel, Felix Gray and BARNER were all really good at resisting oils and they also cleaned really well.

[@EyeInfluence]

I think some companies are catching on. Barner, for example, is going for the term "screen glasses" instead of computer glasses. Barner doesn't have power in their stock lenses so yes, they are blue light filtering glasses and not computer glasses as I know them from an Optician standpoint.

[@Tony_27P]

Hello, between Pixel, Felix Gray and Barner which brand would you recommend the most for heavy gaming sessions.

[@candacelitton2368]

I am on my computer and other devises so much more now.. I am getting headaches and rubbing my eyes a lot. Would these glasses help? Don’t need prescription. I have had Lasik done several years ago... Thank you!

[@bardiameli]

I've done Lasik too, same symptoms. I think we should consider wearing these glasses

[@Ggrab_Gaming]

What does the 430-450 MM means and why they only cover 40% !!?

[@RedRisotto]

This is off topic... could you do a video on Prism? It's confusing... Thank you.

[@EyeInfluence]

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll keep it on the list.

[@leomalher]

Hi, you have a great channel...really good videos. I just want to know about lenses layers? I didn't found this on webpage info about anti-reflective-scratch-fingerprints or other. This brand looks so good! Great video!

[@EyeInfluence]

Barner lenses have a high quality anti-reflective coating with an oleophobic and hydrophobic layer. The coating also has a scratch coat layer.

[@samarsanios4150]

Are they Blue Light Filter Glasses or Computer Glasses, or are they both?

[@sumanthnandamuri2168]

Crizal Prevencia vs Barner

[@arncj18]

no promo code?

[@EyeInfluence]

Save $10 with code BARNERS10 If it doesn't work please let me know. It should be valid.

[@carantonio66]

@@EyeInfluence Worked perfectly, thanks.

[@YakrifZee]

Can we increase our eye sight?

[@EyeInfluence]

Refractive errors (the need for corrective lenses) is generally considered a genetic inheritance. Typically you can't reverse this. It may be possible to stop refractive errors from getting worse, though. Best thing is to have regular eye exams.

[@noneusernameable]

description: this is honest non-sponsored. also description: full of links where you can buy this brand AHAHHAHAHA you almost convinced us dude!

[@xndyzyx]

Been binging on all your videos Eye Influence. You're the best reviewer for computer glasses right now! Which is better overall: Barner or Pixel? Barner uses polycarbonate frames which is lighter; Pixel has anti-glare coating and supposedly better lens. I'm trying to get one which is most comfortable for long term wear, easy to clean, while having a high quality feel. Also, what material would you recommend for lightweight frames: polycarbonate or acetate? FYI I'm comparing www.barnerbrand.com/collections/dalston/products/dalston-tortoise-man and www.pixeleyewear.com/products/capra?variant=37972543109 Appreciate your response!

[@EyeInfluence]

Each brand has their strengths. Barner is unique because of the clip-on option and their frames are styles much differently than Pixel. Can't say that one is better than the other because they can each do the job. Right now, i would suggestion the Barner because I'm in love with the value of the clip-on.

[@stuartshannon8561]

i feel like this video was less critical than your last videos about blue light glasses. Example did you buy them, where they sent to you which one you liked more, how do you compare Barner glasses to others. To sum up, this video felt flat.