Computer glasses GUNNAR Apex Unisex – oval frame, lens width 51 mm, temple 140 mm, weight 26.4 g, gaming eyewear

GUNNAR Apex Unisex are computer glasses with an oval frame designed for gaming and extended screen time. The frame supports a balanced fit with a lens width of 51 mm and temples measuring 140 mm, resulting in a lightweight pair at 26.4 g. These gaming eyewear pieces are intended to reduce visual fatigue associated with prolonged exposure to digital displays and provide comfortable wear for everyday office, gaming and remote-work activities.

Advantages

The glasses combine an oval frame geometry and moderate temple length to offer a stable, unisex fit suitable for a variety of face shapes. At 26.4 g they are lightweight, which minimizes pressure on the nose and ears during long sessions. The lenses are optimized for screen use to reduce eye strain and filter a portion of short-wavelength blue light commonly emitted by monitors and handheld devices.

Suitable for

• Long gaming sessions at a desk or console
• Extended office work with multiple monitors or laptops
• Remote work and video conferencing
• Casual daily wear when using tablets and smartphones

Key specifications

• Frame style: oval, unisex
• Lens width: 51 mm
• Temple length: 140 mm
• Weight: 26.4 g
• Primary function: reduce eye strain and filter blue light for digital screen use

How to use

Put on the glasses before beginning prolonged screen use and adjust the temples so the frame sits comfortably on the bridge of the nose without excessive pressure. Use them during work, gaming or study sessions to maintain a consistent optical environment; periodic breaks following the 20-20-20 rule (every 20 minutes, look at something 20 feet away for 20 seconds) are still recommended. Clean lenses with a microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaner to preserve coating and clarity.

Usage recommendations

For optimal comfort, pair the glasses with an adjustable chair and properly positioned monitor at eye level. If you already wear prescription lenses, consult an eye care professional about integrating computer-screen lens features with your corrective prescription.