Gunnar Optics

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Gunnar Optics
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    It seems kind of pointless to me unless you are like marathon gaming, like 16+ hours. You are going to have to break anyways which will give your eyes rest...
     
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    True but some say that colors are better. I know some baseball players use them for seeing the seams better
     
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    They'll reduce eye strain, but not much else. Unless you game for very long periods of time they're kind of a waste of money. Even then I'd have trouble justifying it.

    The only reason I could see for buying them is if you need prescription glasses and you just so happen to want Gunnars. If your eyesight is fine, don't bother.
     
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    As far as I know, the amber color is to reduce strain on the eye rather than to enhance the gaming. Seeing as most of the backgrounds in today's shooters are grey, blue, or sand-colored, I'd say that I'd rather not have an amber-tinted lens because it'll wash out the background.

    Idk though, I've never tried one. That's all speculation, and I'm likely wrong. I wear glasses and can't wear contacts, so I don't imagine ever being able to game with a set of these unless I dropped a few c-notes on the prescription variety.
     
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    True the thing for me is that I dont wear glasses and I usually play in the dark which can't be good for me. But I have heard mixed things I wish I could try before I buy
     
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    My local Best Buy had a stand set up where you could try on a pair. You could also buy them there too. Worth a shot maybe?
     
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    GET THEM i have them
     
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    I personally use them for baseball it helps you see the seams a lot better. Im a catcher/pitcher so I only use them when I catch and bat. I say it helped me a little bit with seeing the ball break and what-not.
     
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