#gaming glasses

This brings up the topic of computer glasses. Computer glasses are eyewear specifically designed for viewing computers, tablets, and smartphones. Just like how we have different glasses such as reading or sports glasses, there are different variants of computer glasses. Computer glasses have three variants, which are Single vision, Progressive; and Bifocal and Trifocal glasses. Single vision glasses are the simplest of the bunch and have the same grade throughout the lense, meaning that they work at a fixed distance. Progressive computer glasses are no-line multifocal lenses which means they look the same as the Single vision glasses but can provide clarity through all distances. Finally, we have the Bifocal and Trifocal computer glasses, which have obvious lines of the different graded zones for set distances; this type of lens can be customized to suit computer usage. As for how they are made for computer exposure, these glasses include an anti-reflective (AR) coating that counters reflections that bounce through the front and back surfaces of the glasses, which cause eye strain. Read more in our articles including "What are computer glasses and how do they work" and "ASUS ROG celebrates 20 years at CES 2026 with new gaming laptops, desktops, OLED monitors, and AR glasses".