Don't forget your gamer glasses, /g/!

If they're $15-20 I'd consider it. Not for gaming. Just extended monitor use. But I'd be better off buying a daylight globe. I think it's the contrast between the screen and room that does the harm.

>>60292111
just use f.lux you retard

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>>60292111
>not having 20/20 eyesight
>2017

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>>60292512
I have a 10/10 eyesight. I just can't see colors

>>60292129
This is correct. I've always gotten severe headaches from watching TV in a darkened room or even some cinema screens. On the flip side I've had marathon gaming sessions in brightly lit rooms with nary an issue.

I feel for people whose contacts dry out, or who strain to maintain focus on a close-up flat plane, but gaming glasses aren't going to fix either of those issues. They need to take regular breaks.

I met this autist from uber at a conference who wears these full time. Wtf mate.

>>60292111
>>>/v/

>>60292680
orange filter is legit shit used by drivers to lessen the glare from headlights of other cars
>maybe he has sensitive eyes
>maybe it's autism