PROSPEK by Spektrum
Elite (Readers Available)
Elite (Readers Available)
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Still reading or finishing a screen task after dark? Elite combines a visible yellow tint with a choice of no magnification or reading strengths.
What makes this model different
Choose the strength for the reading task, then decide whether the warm view suits your evening. Some listed options may be unavailable; use the live selector. The current listing describes an oval frame and includes a hard case and microfiber cloth.
Lens, identity and options
- Catalog model: Elite; SKU S217.
- Catalog tint: yellow.
- Choose the current exact variant.
- Optical-grade lenses with anti-glare and anti-reflective coatings, as described in the current store listing.
Yellow lens report
The owner identifies the yellow lens used in Elite and Ultimate with COLTS report O-SPG111015, group 2 (Amber Lens), confirmed November 9, 2026. Across the three tested samples, mean transmission is about 1.35% under COLTS’s “Average Blue Light” metric and 65.1% for Illuminant C photopic transmission. The supplied pages do not define the Average Blue Light interval or weighting, so it is not relabeled as a 380–500 nm or 400–500 nm band. The linkage is owner-attested, not an all-lot/coating/strength guarantee.
Indoor use and safety
Use indoors during evening reading or wind-down time. Keep enough light for safe movement, and remove the glasses for accurate colour tasks. Do not wear these evening lenses for driving, day or night.
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These are the best readers i own. The clarity is great and i can actually feel the difference in the blocking of blue light. I feel my eyes relax more and not feel as stressed.
The quality of the lenses seems good. Images are crisp Glasses have fell off my head a few times & haven’t broken on impact asvframes from other companies have done. However, I am somewhat disappointed that that They don’t reduce eye strain as much as I had hoped. As that was the reason for the purchase they seem a bit pricey.
The overall concept of these glasses are great. It's worth having a pair on hand around the house. I like how it gives a different color to life in general. Make sure to utilize the case to keep them around longer.
I've been using these for just under a week now, after having lost my old pair of gunnar glasses that I had been using for the past 2 years. So far they're great and perform exactly as I would hope. They come in their own case with cleaning cloth, which is very nice and has a soft leather feel to it. The glasses themselves are of good build quality. The lenses sit on plastic frames; it would have been nice for them to be metal, but it honestly doesn't make much of a difference, they seem solidly build. As for the most important part, the lenses themselves, they clearly block out a LOT, if not almost all blue light. There is a strong yellow/orange tint to everything while wearing them. This may be troublesome for those that work in fields such as digital design, but for myself as a computer programmer they're perfect. I'm able to avoid the eye strain and fatigue I usually get sitting in front of a screen 10 hours a day, and after a few minutes of adjustment, I pretty much forget I even have them on.FOR THOSE COMPARING BETWEEN THESE AND GUNNAR:After having owned and used both, the Spektrum glasses take the edge over the gunnar. First, the gunnar glasses that I bought didn't come with a carrying case, and the lenses tended to attract lots of dust and oil very quickly, requiring frequent cleaning. The Spektrum glasses have so far had much less of a problem with this. Secondly, the Spektrum lenses definitely block out more blue light than the gunnars. I didn't have a chance to explicitly shine a blue light through both, but I can anecdotally say that there is a much stronger orange/yellow tint to the Spektrum glasses, and from what I've read, the gunnars are rated for blocking out 50% of blue light, while these are rated to block out over 99%. Finally, and this just comes down to personal preference, besides the yellowish tint to the lenses, I do prefer the style of the Spektrum glasses; they look much more like "normal" eyewear over the gunnars I owned.TL;DR These are a great pair of computer glasses and I'd recommend them to anyone looking to reduce eye strain and fatigue due to staring at screens all day, or really just to anyone looking to protect their vision over the long term in general
I have 4 pairs of this brand, but this yellow lens thingy is something. I get severe eyestrain from too much computer blue light, think migraine like headaches. My monitors have low-blue light setting enabled and I still need these glasses, otherwise I get the headaches.I bought the yellow lens model strictly for night driving, which blocks the harsh blue light from cars at night, they work fantastically. The car has auto dimming mirrors but long highway drives, these work great for oncoming traffic.So why only 4 stars? The yellow lens well changes the background color ( when looking at a white page, it appears yellow, when looking at the windows 7 default wallpaper which is blue, it appears green). I use the clear looking lens glasses I have for computer work, just so I can see what I am doing. Looking at MS Excel with the yellow lens, and you have cells highlighted in yellow, you cannot tell which cells are highlighted, it is that much yellow.Overall, I keep the yellow lens glasses in the car for night driving, and the clear colored lens glasses at the computer desk. I no longer get the migraine headaches, and no more eyestrain, exceptionally pleased with all pairs I have purchased, as they work exceedingly well for the way that I use them.