ScreenTime Lucent Computer Glasses vs ScreenTime Clip-on Computer Glasses
Both are ScreenTime ClearBlue glasses that filter 50% of blue light across 400–500nm, including 50% at 455nm, so the lens technology is the same. The Lucent is a full frame with single-vision prescription support and spring hinges; the Clip-on is a small 60x40mm overlay that clips onto glasses you already wear. Owners of the Lucent rate it 4.9 from 562 ratings and praise comfort and eye strain relief, though some note a yellow tint and a mark on the nose bridge. Clip-on owners rate it 4.8 from 172 ratings and like that it is invisible on video calls, but it can slip or fail to fit some frames and gets harder to clean. Buy the Lucent if you want one pair to wear on its own or with a prescription; buy the Clip-on if you already wear glasses and want to keep them.
- Choose the ScreenTime Lucent if you want a standalone pair with prescription support, a proper frame fit and the largest base of owner reviews.
- Choose the ScreenTime Clip-on if you already wear prescription glasses and want the same blue light filtering without a second pair.
Prices
- ScreenTime Lucent Computer Glasses: $67.46 at BlockBlueLight (checked today)
- ScreenTime Clip-on Computer Glasses: $74.95 at BlockBlueLight (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the ScreenTime Lucent Computer Glasses is $7.49 cheaper than the ScreenTime Clip-on Computer Glasses at the latest prices (Nov 8 and Nov 11)

