Blue Light Glasses Built for Gaming
Long sessions call for glasses you forget you're wearing. Bye Blue Light glasses are light on your face, have slim temples that sit under a headset, and look good enough to keep on when you get up from the desk.
Pick a shape you like, add the lens option you need, and you're set. Ready-to-wear pairs start at $35, and Pro Vision pairs are $40.
Shop gaming glassesWhat to look for in gaming glasses
Weight. You'll wear them for hours, so lighter is better. Boulder V2 and Aspen weigh 22 g, Venice weighs 25 g and Striker weighs 30 g.
Headset fit. Slim temples sit comfortably under over-ear gaming headsets and headphones.
Measurements you can check. Every product page lists width, lens height, bridge, temple length and weight, so you can compare with a pair you already own.
Lens options. Depending on the style, choose non-prescription, Pro Vision, readers, single vision or progressive lenses.
Why gamers choose Bye Blue Light
A lot of gaming glasses look like gear. Ours are designed to look like regular eyewear, so the pair at your setup can be the pair you wear to class or out to dinner.
Pro Vision lens option
Pro Vision is our premium lens option. It's a $40 ready-to-wear, non-prescription choice on selected styles, and it comes standard on the non-prescription Boulder V2 and Striker.
Prescription and readers too
Most styles can be ordered with single vision ($120), progressive ($130) or reader ($95) lenses. Striker readers are $90. These are made to order and take about 30 to 45 days, shipping included.
Custom glasses for your team
Clubs, schools and teams can put a logo on our glasses starting at 10 pairs, or develop a custom color starting at 25. We review every request and confirm artwork, pricing and timing before anything is made.
Glasses that look right off the keyboard
Clean lines and modern shapes that look sharp on stream, in a team photo and at the coffee shop. Every pair ships with a hard case and a microfiber cloth.
Common questions from gamers
Can I wear them with a headset?
Yes. Slim temples sit comfortably under over-ear gaming headsets and headphones.
Which style is the lightest?
Boulder V2 and Aspen are the lightest at 22 g. Venice is 25 g, and Striker, our metal aviator, is 30 g. Every product page lists the weight and measurements.
How is Bye Blue Light different from other gaming glasses?
We design gaming glasses that look like everyday eyewear. Ready-to-wear pairs are $35 to $40, most styles also come with prescription or reader lenses, and teams can add their own logo.
Can I wear blue light glasses over prescription glasses?
We don't recommend stacking two pairs. Order your Bye Blue Light glasses with single vision or progressive lenses instead, and keep that pair at your setup for long sessions.
Are BBL glasses good for streaming on Twitch or YouTube?
Yes. The shapes are clean and look natural on camera, so your look stays the same from one stream to the next.
Can our team or club order custom glasses?
Yes. Logo orders start at 10 pairs and custom colors at 25. Send a request on our custom glasses page and we'll follow up with pricing and timing. Made-to-order team glasses take about 30 to 45 days, shipping included.
Want to know more about the company and the people behind it? The Bye Blue Light about page has the story.
Pick your path
If you're shopping for your own setup, start with the gaming collection and pick the shape you like. If you run a team, club or program, our custom glasses page walks you through logos, colors and timing.