BIRCEN Night Vision Glasses for Driving, Anti Glare HD Al-Mg Frame Night Driving Glasses for Men and Women

Perfect for the intended purpose!!

Works as advertised. Fits great and looks good. Really helps with bright LED lights.

I believe many people misunderstood that these are to be used as night vision glasses. They are not. These glasses are for glare only. With that being said, the bright vehicle headlights have been overwhelming lately and these glasses work really well. They are light weight and comfortable. The only reason for 4 stars is the yellow tone is a bit much for me personally. Takes some getting used to. With bright lights hurting my eyes, I don't mind.

work well

I went into this purchase dreaming big. I thought these glasses were going to be the secret to my nighttime driving nirvana. Headlights would bow before me, glare would vanish, and I’d finally be able to cruise the dark streets like some kind of nocturnal road warrior. Instead, I got… let’s call it “mild assistance.” Here’s the truth: these glasses won’t make you feel like you’ve unlocked a cheat code for driving at night. The glare from those retina-searing LED headlights is still very much a thing. But, and this is important, they’ve managed to take the experience down from “why does every car want me blind and crying?” to “mildly annoyed but still functional.” That’s progress, right? The improvement is subtle—like going from a blaring fire alarm to an annoying car horn. It’s still loud, but at least you’re not sprinting for the exits. The glasses soften the brightness just enough to keep me from yelling at random drivers, and honestly, for $25, that’s all I can really ask. As for the look? They’re fine. Not life-changing, not embarrassing, just fine. You won’t feel like you’re starring in a blockbuster action movie, but you also won’t feel like a lab tech who got lost on the way to work. Final verdict: 3 out of 5 stars. They won’t make you a night-driving legend, but they’re good enough to keep me using them every time I hit the road after dark. If you’re okay with “slightly helpful” instead of “miraculously effective,” these glasses might just earn a spot in your glovebox.

Outside of reducing headlight glare these glasses did nothing to improve my night vision. In fact I tested them in a parking lot on a rainy night and found that I saw pedestrians better without them than with them. I'll probably only use them for daytime driving on cloudy or hazy days where there's a lot of glare

great value.

Great glasses—really cot the glare. They are non-polarized so I can still see my car’s head’s up display.