- Do the lenses have a prescription?
- No. The Kaia is a non-prescription pair with Gunnar's amber blue-light lenses and slight magnification. You would need to wear contacts or order a prescription model instead.
- Will the tint affect how colors look?
- Yes. The amber lens warms colors, so whites look creamier and blues shift. That matters for photo or design work but is usually fine for reading and coding.
- Is the magnification noticeable?
- Gunnar adds a small amount of magnification to ease close screen focus. Some wearers notice it right away and others do not; people with normal vision may find it blurry.
- What shapes does the Kaia come in?
- It is sold in cat's-eye and rectangular versions, in blue and black acetate. The cat's-eye is the more fashion-forward of the two.
- Are these good for gaming?
- They work for long gaming sessions if you accept the tint. Competitive players who need accurate colors may prefer a clear-lens pair.
- How do they compare with clear blue-light glasses?
- The Kaia blocks more blue light and covers the sides, but the tint is obvious. Clear-lens rivals look normal and suit color work better.
- Where is the Gunnar Kaia Computer Glasses cheapest?
- At Designer Optics, for $94.63, as of our latest check.