Computer glasses GUNNAR Vertex — rectangle frame Onyx, lens width 5.4 cm, bridge 1.6 cm, temple 13.5 cm

GUNNAR Vertex computer glasses with a classic rectangular Onyx frame are designed to reduce digital eye strain during extended screen use. The Vertex model features a narrow fit tailored to small or slim faces, a fixed nose bridge and quality nylon frame material for lightweight durability. Key dimensions are lens width 5.4 cm, nose bridge 1.6 cm and temple length 13.5 cm. A soft pouch case is included for storage and transport.

Advantages

The rectangular Onyx frame provides stable, close-fitting wear that limits light leakage and maintains lens alignment. Nylon construction offers a balance of strength and low weight, making the glasses comfortable for prolonged use. Lens geometry and coating reduce glare and block a portion of short‑wavelength blue light to help reduce eye fatigue, while the narrow temple and fixed bridge ensure a secure fit on smaller face shapes.

Suitable for

• Office work and prolonged computer use
• Home and mobile device use (laptops, tablets, smartphones)
• Gaming sessions and streaming
• Design, programming and other visual tasks requiring sustained focus
• Frequent video conferencing and remote work

Key specifications

• Frame shape: rectangular
• Frame color: Onyx (black tone)
• Frame material: nylon
• Lens width: 5.4 cm
• Nose bridge width: 1.6 cm (fixed bridge)
• Temple length: 13.5 cm
• Fit: narrow / designed for small or slim faces
• Included accessory: soft pouch case

How to use

Place the glasses on your face so that the fixed nose bridge rests comfortably on the nose and the temples sit securely behind the ears. Use them during screen sessions—computer work, gaming or device use—to reduce glare and visual fatigue. Clean the lenses with a soft microfiber cloth and store the glasses in the included pouch when not in use to protect the frame and coatings.

Usage recommendations

For best results, wear these GUNNAR Vertex glasses whenever you engage in prolonged viewing of digital screens. Adjust break intervals and screen ergonomics in combination with the glasses to further reduce eye strain. If you wear prescription lenses, consult an eye care professional about compatibility or options for prescription inserts.