Do these glasses block all blue light?

No. They use a light blue-tint lens that filters part of the blue light from screens. For stronger filtering, BlockBlueLight's deeper amber lenses are the alternative.

Can I wear them outdoors?

They are designed for screen use. The light tint is not a substitute for sunglasses in bright sun.

Are the lenses prescription?

The ScreenTime Taylor is sold as a non-prescription reading-style frame. Check with BlockBlueLight about prescription options before ordering.

How do they compare with the brand's amber lenses?

Amber lenses filter more blue light but tint everything warm. The Taylor's light blue lens keeps colors closer to normal, which suits daytime desk work.

What is the frame made of?

The frame is acetate, a plant-based plastic that is sturdier and glossier than basic injection plastic.

BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal

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$67.46at BlockBlueLightChecked Nov 11

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BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal

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$67.46at BlockBlueLightChecked Nov 11

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Last seen at $67.46 at BlockBlueLight on Nov 11.

Our take on the BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal

The ScreenTime Taylor is a square acetate frame from BlockBlueLight, a brand built around blue light filtering eyewear. The lenses are 51 mm high in a 140 mm wide frame, so there is plenty of coverage for screen work. They are aimed at people who spend long hours in front of monitors and want a light-tint lens rather than a heavy amber pair. Against rivals, the draw is the larger lens and acetate build; the trade-off is a bolder, heavier frame than slim metal options.

Best forLong screen sessions at a deskPeople who want a larger lens for full eye coverageShoppers who prefer acetate frames to metal

Pros

Square acetate frame with a solid feel
Tall 51 mm lenses cover more of the eye area
140 mm width suits medium to wider faces
Light blue tint is less obtrusive than amber lenses

Cons

Acetate frames are heavier than thin metal ones
Square shape is bold and not for everyone
Light tint filters less blue light than deep amber lenses
No adjustable nose pads on this frame style

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BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal price history

Lowest price we've seen: $67.46 on Nov 11 at BlockBlueLight. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.

What reviewers say

5 / 521 ratings

Rated 5 out of 5 across 21 ratings, buyers are positive about the frame and the effect on long screen days.

What people mention

Eye strainPraisedBuyers say their eyes feel less tired after long days at the monitor.
Frame weightMixedSome owners find the acetate frame heavier than the thin frames they wore before.
Lens tintMixedThe blue tint is light, which some like for everyday wear and others find too subtle.
FitPraisedThe wide frame and tall lenses sit well on medium to larger faces.

About the BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal

The ScreenTime Taylor are computer glasses from BlockBlueLight. They are reading glasses with a square shape and a Crystal finish.

The frame is made of acetate plastic. It is 140 mm wide, and the lenses are 51 mm high.

Brand: BlockBlueLight
Type: Reading
Frame material: Plastic (acetate)
Shape: Square
Frame width: 140 mm
Lens height: 51 mm

Specifications

Frame Material: Plastic
Type: Reading
Color: Blue
Plastic Type: Acetate
Shape: Square
Lens Height: 51 mm high lens
Frame Width: 140 mm wide frame

Questions and answers

Do these glasses block all blue light?: No. They use a light blue-tint lens that filters part of the blue light from screens. For stronger filtering, BlockBlueLight's deeper amber lenses are the alternative.
Can I wear them outdoors?: They are designed for screen use. The light tint is not a substitute for sunglasses in bright sun.
Are the lenses prescription?: The ScreenTime Taylor is sold as a non-prescription reading-style frame. Check with BlockBlueLight about prescription options before ordering.
How do they compare with the brand's amber lenses?: Amber lenses filter more blue light but tint everything warm. The Taylor's light blue lens keeps colors closer to normal, which suits daytime desk work.
What is the frame made of?: The frame is acetate, a plant-based plastic that is sturdier and glossier than basic injection plastic.
Where is the BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal cheapest?: At BlockBlueLight, for $67.46, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the BlockBlueLight ScreenTime Taylor Computer Glasses, Crystal?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 21 ratings.