Gaming Glasses
Gaming glasses are blue light glasses built for long sessions in front of a bright monitor or TV. The usual problem: most pairs come with one fixed yellow tint, which is fine at 9pm and pointless at 2pm. Clique gives you one frame and four lens options, so the tint matches the session.
Shop Clique 4-in-1 gaming glasses — £29.99One frame, four ways to play
Clear lens for daytime sessions. Filters a portion of blue light and keeps colours accurate, so your game looks how the artists intended.
Yellow clip-on for evening sessions. The classic gaming glasses tint. Warms the image and takes the harshness off a bright panel in a dark room.
Orange clip-on for late-night sessions, when you know you should be winding down but there is one more match.
Red clip-on for the very end of the night. Too strong for competitive play, fine for a slow single-player hour or watching a stream before bed. More on red light glasses.
Built for long wear
Lightweight frame, soft nose pads and spring-hinge arms that flex rather than pinch. The clip-ons are magnetic, so you can swap a lens between rounds in about a second without taking the frame off.
Will they fit under a headset?
The arms are slim and flexible, which helps with over-ear headsets. Fit varies by headset and head shape, so if they are not comfortable for you, send them back within 30 days.
How Clique compares to dedicated gaming glasses
Dedicated gaming brands typically sell one tint per pair. If you want a clear pair for the day and an amber pair for nights, that is two purchases. Clique is £29.99 for the frame, the clear lens and three clip-ons, with a case that holds all of it.
Straight talk: tinted lenses will not improve your aim or reaction time, and the research on blue light glasses for eye strain is mixed. What they do is change how warm and how bright the screen looks, which many people find more comfortable over long sessions. Regular screen breaks still matter. Clique is lifestyle eyewear, not a medical device.
FAQs
Do gaming glasses change how the game looks?
The clear lens barely does. Yellow adds a warm cast. Orange and red change colours significantly, so they are better for casual late play than anything colour-critical.
Are gaming glasses different from computer glasses?
Not really. Both are blue light glasses. The name reflects who they are marketed to. See computer glasses.
Can I wear them over prescription glasses?
No. Clique Classic is a non-prescription frame. It works with contact lenses.
What about delivery and returns?
Free UK delivery, usually 2 to 4 working days, and 30-day returns.
Also see: amber glasses · all blue light glasses