ALSEYE
ALSEYE 2 in 1 Accessories Blue Light Blocking Glasses Polarized Clip Leopard Brown
Blue-light-blocking glasses with a magnetic polarised clip for driving, metal frame, spring hinges, rubber arms and soft nose pads
- Reduces eye strain with blue light filtering lenses
- Instantly converts to polarised sunglasses with magnetic clip
- Secure magnetic attachment prevents clip from falling off
- Comfortable fit from spring hinges and rubber arm covers
- Durable metal frame with 55 mm lens width and 142 mm frame width
Blue-light glasses with magnetic clip
These ALSEYE glasses combine blue-light filtering lenses with a magnetic polarised clip that converts them into sunglasses. The metal frame uses spring hinges and rubber-coated arms for a secure, comfortable fit during long screen sessions.
Suits users who switch between screens and sunlight
Office workers, students and drivers who want one pair for indoor glare reduction and outdoor UV protection will benefit. Buyers needing prescription lenses or a specific bridge width outside the 15 mm measurement should look elsewhere.
Clip attaches in seconds with magnets and hook
Strong magnets and an extra bridge hook hold the polarised clip firmly in place. The spring hinges flex to match head width, while soft nose pads and rubber arm tips prevent pressure points. No tools or adjustments are required.
Highlights
- Reduces eye strain with blue light filtering lenses
- Instantly converts to polarised sunglasses with magnetic clip
- Secure magnetic attachment prevents clip from falling off
- Comfortable fit from spring hinges and rubber arm covers
- Durable metal frame with 55 mm lens width and 142 mm frame width
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What device do I need to use the blue-light-blocking lenses with?
The lenses filter blue rays from phones, TVs and computers, so any screen device will work.
Will the magnetic clip stay attached to my existing metal frames?
Strong magnets in the clip and the 142 mm metal frame hold it firmly, and an extra hook on the bridge prevents it from falling off.
How can I verify the clip is polarised once I snap it on?
Rotate the clip while looking at a reflective surface; glare should disappear at one angle, confirming the polarised layer is active.
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