Recommended Computer Glasses

a fast recommended download for any computer

works very well for my needs. It had been recommended to me by a friend who is a computer geek.

I use these primarily for cleaning my glasses and computer screens. The best I've ever used. I ordered three.

There were many eclipse glasses on line, but I was concerned whether they really were approved. After some research, I found B&H which was recommended in several articles. The glasses arrived before the expected date and were well packaged. We're ready for the eclipse!

These particular glasses were recommended by NY Magazine in The Strategist section. Not wanting to be shut out of getting eclipse glasses like the last time, I ordered them the morning after reading the recommendation and got them via mail next day. Great job by B&H and the glasses were the real deal.

I wear glasses and these binoculars were recommended to me by B&H staff. I used them on a trip to New Zealand to view wildlife and they are wonderfully clear. Thank you, B&H, for the recommendation. You never steer me wrong.

We had researched solar eclipse glasses that were recommended as safe by the various astronomical associations and these LUNT glasses had the seal of approval. They were used by 6 kids and 4 adults and are sturdy enough to save for the next big solar occasion! As with everything we've purchased from B&H the glasses arrived quickly and were exactly as described.

I have glasses and I had a lot of problems getting smears on my glasses from the rubber eye cup of my camera. I use both a Broadcast TV camera and a cinema camera. This is a soft solution to protect your eye and glasses from the smearing of the camera viewfinder. The company recommended the Ultrasuede version for people that wear glasses. It is working great for me. It is not easy to get this on the rubber eye piece, but it's not as bad a others have mentioned. The existing rubber eyepiece goes in between the layers of the Bluestar Eyecushion. The first step is to get the larger portion of the rubber eyepiece through the smaller round hole in the back of the Eyecushion. Then feed the rest of the rubber eyepiece into the hole between the back portion and front portion of the Bluestar eyecushion. Just work your way around until all the rubber eyepiece is in. Then adjust it for position and fit. If you bump it or pull on it, it will come off again. It probably takes a minute to re-install. It has kept my glasses cleaner while working. The Oval Large was recommended for a full size broadcast camera viewfinder with the oval rubber eyepiece. It may look a little small, but it fits just fine. You want it to fit tight without a lot of play, so it stays on. I'm glad I purchased it, I have 4 of these now. One for each camera and a couple of extras when they get too dirty. I'm going to try washing it as see if that works.

I clean just about every glass surface with this...lenses, computer screens, sunglasses, glasses...and more. Material is silky smooth. I like that it is white so you can easily see if there are any dirty spots. The large surface is very nice too.

A friend who also helps me with computer things recommended that I get this, which has worked perfect