I spend way too many hours in front of a monitor, and my eyes let me know about it by 9pm every night. That's what pushed me to finally try the Horus X Urban.4 gaming glasses - a round, casual-looking anti-blue-light frame that doesn't scream "gamer accessory" the second you walk into a coffee shop.
The round shape is the first thing you notice - it's a departure from the usual angular "gamer glasses" look, and honestly it works well with a casual outfit. Horus X leans into that "urban casual" branding hard, and the frame backs it up.
The anti-blue-light coating noticeably softens the harshness of my screen during long evening sessions. It's not a miracle cure for eye strain, but paired with reasonable breaks, I've felt less fatigued by the end of a work day.
Pros: stylish round frame that doesn't look gaming-specific, comfortable for extended wear, noticeable blue-light filtering, backed by a brand with a large customer base (Horus X cites 500,000+ customers) and a lifetime warranty mention on the product page.
Cons: pricing is listed in euros, so US shoppers should double check the converted total and any customs/shipping fees at checkout; round frames won't suit every face shape.
At checkout the Urban.4 was priced around €50.92 (down from €59.90, a 15% discount) - roughly $55 USD depending on the exchange rate, so confirm the exact price and currency before you buy. If you spend long hours gaming or working at a screen and want glasses that don't look purely functional, the Horus X Urban.4 is worth a look while the discount is live.
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