Gunnar Intercept Gaming Glasses vs Gunnar Enigma Onyx
Both are Gunnar gaming glasses with amber-tinted lenses that filter blue light and cut glare during long screen sessions. The Intercept is a fixed-nose-bridge, full-rim nylon frame in a retro rectangle, sized for medium faces, and owners like its light 33 g weight and wide 58 mm lens. The Enigma is the more flexible pick: it takes prescription lenses from -5.00 to +5.00, comes in several frame and lens tints, is progressive eligible and offers an Alternate Fit version for wider or higher nose bridges. Buy the Intercept if you want a simple, light, fixed-fit frame; step up to the Enigma if you need prescription lenses or fit options.
- Choose the Intercept if you have a medium face, don't need prescription lenses, and want a light full-rim frame with a fixed nose bridge.
- Choose the Enigma if you wear a prescription, want progressive lenses, or need Alternate Fit for a wider or higher nose bridge.
Prices
- Gunnar Intercept Gaming Glasses: $39.90 at eBay (last seen Nov 8)
- Gunnar Enigma Onyx: $26.84 at Amazon (last seen Nov 9)
- Difference: the Gunnar Enigma Onyx is $13.06 cheaper than the Gunnar Intercept Gaming Glasses at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 9)

