Call of duty branded Gunnars $15

[SirNumbers]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009OZYIA0/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009OZYIA0&linkCode=as2&tag=0010107-20&linkId=MSSJILVB5OP3MBHH

 

Promo Code: IAPR6N7X

 

 

• High contrast lens increases subtle game details and improves shooting accuracy
• Optical quality lens with +.20 diopter enhances game graphics and increases visual clarity
• Engineered frame design provides extended comfort and improves product durability
• Curved lens cuts down distracting peripheral light improving focus and attention to game detail
• Anti-glare coating reduces reflections and improves screen view

[Nonco]

Cah~wah~doody

[Jerakl]

I would buy those. Black ops 2 was a p good game.

[Chasem121]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

[Nonco]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

Gunnar glasses help reduce eye strain. But imo theyre not worth using.

[SImoHayha]

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009OZYIA0/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009OZYIA0&linkCode=as2&tag=0010107-20&linkId=MSSJILVB5OP3MBHH

 

Promo Code: IAPR6N7X

 

 

• High contrast lens increases subtle game details and improves shooting accuracy
• Optical quality lens with +.20 diopter enhances game graphics and increases visual clarity
• Engineered frame design provides extended comfort and improves product durability
• Curved lens cuts down distracting peripheral light improving focus and attention to game detail
• Anti-glare coating reduces reflections and improves screen view

 

I have a better chance using my own glasses lol.

[The Pizza Thief]

I have some early gunnars and they don't help like at all...

[Swndlr]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

Your mileage may vary, but

 

[CameronDSetty]

Damnit they don't with windows 8.1.

[MattTheMayor]

do my 360 flip flop no scopes improve if i buy this?

[Levent]

Gunnar glasses help reduce eye strain. But imo theyre not worth using.

so does f.lux and its free for pcmasterrace.

[SeanBond]

Cah~wah~doody

eeherrm. Cal-ah-dooty

[SeanBond]

 

• High contrast lens increases subtle game details and improves shooting accuracy
• Optical quality lens with +.20 diopter enhances game graphics and increases visual clarity
• Engineered frame design provides extended comfort and improves product durability
• Curved lens cuts down distracting peripheral light improving focus and attention to game detail
• Anti-glare coating reduces reflections and improves screen view

 

lol no.

[Psykomantis00]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

 

They do help, actually. It reduces eye strain. They don't make you see 4 miles away or anything, but they do what they say they do (in basic form). 

[1Scotty1]

But they are "gaming"... :blink: 

[Semper]

These are a re-branded technology that's been around in several industries/hobbies (Off-hand I can think of Construction, welding, hunting/shooting, and logging) for quite some time.

Literally all Gunnar did is stick the word "gaming" on them, and drive return up by several thousand %.

 

That said. this price, $15 is a fairly acceptable price for a pair of these glasses. The price tag they were selling them at, 50, 100, even $200 in some cases, was completely beyond irrational and unreasonable.

I wouldn't call this a "sale", more of a proper price adjustment.

[ButthurtTumbleweed]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

well sorta

it wont help your gameplay that much but it does help with eye strain and the contrast. I actually use mine for reading music. Sometimes the notes get mixed up because my eyes arent that great but the gunnars definitely brought up my accuracy because of the contrast boost

[Sherako]

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009OZYIA0/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B009OZYIA0&linkCode=as2&tag=0010107-20&linkId=MSSJILVB5OP3MBHH

 

Promo Code: IAPR6N7X

 

 

• High contrast lens increases subtle game details and improves shooting accuracy
• Optical quality lens with +.20 diopter enhances game graphics and increases visual clarity
• Engineered frame design provides extended comfort and improves product durability
• Curved lens cuts down distracting peripheral light improving focus and attention to game detail
• Anti-glare coating reduces reflections and improves screen view

 

I thought you said Gunnars

[The Great Sayain Man]

eeherrm. Cal-ah-dooty

More like Call of Booty am I rite m8?! UP TOP!  Lol. 

[Suika]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

My coworker who'll feel eye strain when playing more deorated games like Borderlands says that these work quite well actually. She wouldn't be able to play the game for more than a half hour before getting dizzy, but now with the Gunnar Optics she can play a few hours at a time.

These do not however benefit people who don't have trouble with becoming dizzy or sick for regular playing.

[Fred Castellum]

No way those things actually help beyond some placebo effect

Eh... As a owner of a pair of prescription gunnar glasses I can confirm they work and do reduce eye strain.

[Octavialicious]

Gunnar glasses help reduce eye strain. 

Does that actually happen to people? I can sit in front of a screen for 10 hours with no strain, not to mention my eyes are SUPER sensitive to light

[Goussy]

I wish those crappy 3-D glasses that you got at the movie theater would be somehow compatible with your monitor. That would be cool 

[Goussy]

Does that actually happen to people? I can sit in front of a screen for 10 hours with no strain, not to mention my eyes are SUPER sensitive to light

Yeah I know what your saying, For me it doesn't progressively strain worse and worse but at times like right before I go to sleep it hurts like a MF.

[Scionyde]

Also probably worth mentioning that blocking out some of the blue light can make it easier to fall asleep if you're doing stuff with screens before bed. Something about the blue light disrupting the production of melatonin, I think.