Working on a computer, watching TV shows on a smartphone or reading e-books are all becoming an integral part of our lives. But prolonged exposure to blue light from screens leads to digital eye fatigue, headaches and sleep disturbances. Xiaomi computer glasses promise to solve this problem, but how not to get confused in the variety of models? In this article, we will examine which brand glasses are really worth paying attention to when buying and how not to run into a fake.
Since 2020, Xiaomi has been actively developing its line of eye protection accessories, working with proven optics manufacturers. Today, the range includes both budget options for office work and premium models with polarization lenses and anti-reflective coating. However, not all glasses are equally useful: some models only slightly reduce eye strain, while others actually block up to 90% of the harmful spectrum.
Why Xiaomi Glasses: Advantages and Disadvantages of the Brand
Xiaomiโs computer glasses stand out from competitors (Gunnar, Jins) in a combination of price and functionality.
- ๐ฐ Democratic price: models start from 1,500 rubles, while similar points of premium brands cost 5,000-10 000 rubles.
- ๐ Certified Protection: Most models have certificates CE RoHS, confirming the blocking of blue light in the range of 400-450 nm.
- ๐ก๏ธ Durability: polycarbonate lenses are scratch resistant and the frame bends without breakage (tested on Xiaomi Anti-Blue Light Glasses Pro models).
- ๐จ Design: Minimalist frames are suitable for both work and everyday wear.
There are also some disadvantages that the sellers are silent about:
- โ ๏ธ Not all models are suitable for permanent wear: some users complain of discomfort after 2-3 hours (especially in models with hard earbuds).
- โ ๏ธ Yellow Effect: High-protection glasses (90% blocking) distort color reproduction โ this can be annoying when watching videos.
- โ ๏ธ Counterfeiting on the market: up to 30% of offers in unofficial stores are counterfeit (more on this below).
โ ๏ธ Xiaomi glasses are not a substitute for sunglasses โ they donโt have any UV-The street will require a separate pair.
Key parameters when choosing: what to look at first
Before you buy, determine what tasks you need glasses for, and this depends on the critical parameters:
- Blue light blocking level: ๐ข 30โ50% for use (1โ2 hours a day). ๐ก 60-70% for office work (4-6 hours). ๐ด 80-90% for gamers and programmers (8)+ hours).
- Material of lenses: ๐น Polycarbonate is lightweight, impact-resistant, but can scratch. ๐น Glass โ better optical properties, but heavier and brittle.
- Type of coating: ๐ Anti-glare - mandatory for work in a room with bright lighting. ๐ Hydrophobic โ Repels water and fat (comfortable to wear with makeup).
Also note:
- ๐ The width of the frame: for a narrow face suitable models up to 135 mm, for a wide one - from 140 mm.
- โ๏ธ Weight: optimally up to 25 g - heavy glasses press on the nose.
- ๐ Adjustable earbuds: Itโs important if you wear glasses over your headphones.
Review of the best Xiaomi models in 2026: a comparative table
We analyzed 7 popular Xiaomi models and ranked them by price/quality ratio, and in the table are key characteristics and real user reviews:
| Model | Level of protection | Material of lenses | Weight. | Price (โด) | Pluses | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi Anti-Blue Light Glasses Pro | 90% | Polycarbonate | 22g | 2 990 | Maximum protection, antiglare, adjustable earbuds | Yellow, high price. |
| Xiaomi MJJGTYDS01FM | 70% | Polycarbonate | 20g | 1 890 | Light, comfortable for long-term wear | Weak lock for gamers |
| Xiaomi Youpin Blue Light Blocking | 50% | Polycarbonate | 18 | 1 290 | Budget, suitable for use | No anti-reflective coating |
| Xiaomi Smart Glasses (with display) | 60% | Glass. | 50g | 15 990 | Smart display, blocking notifications | Heavy, high price. |
Important: models with a protection level above 70% can distort the colors on the screen โ this is normal, but it requires addiction. If you work with graphics or video, choose glasses with 50-60% lock.
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Before buying, check if the model has a TรV Rheinland certificate โ this is a guarantee of real protection from blue light.
How to distinguish the original from the fake: 5 key signs
Not only do fake Xiaomi glasses not protect your eyes, they can also make your eyesight worse because of poor-quality lenses.
- Packaging: โ Original: a tight box with a hologram, barcode and the inscription Made in China (not Assembled!). โ Counterfeit: thin cardboard, blurred fonts, lack of certificates.
- Lenses: โ Original: uniform coating, no bubbles or scratches. โ Fake: Yellow color is uneven, defects are visible.
- Logo: โ Original: the Mi or Xiaomi logo is engraved with a laser on the earpiece. โ Fake: a sticker or paint that is erased.
Additional checks:
- ๐ Check the serial number on the site mi.com/verify.
- ๐ Buy only in official stores: Mi Store, Wildberries (from trusted sellers), AliExpress (only from Mi Global Store).
โ ๏ธ Counterfeit products are often sold under the guise of "gifts" or "sales" with prices below 1,000 rubles.
Check the hologram on the package |
Compare the serial number on Xiaomi|
Evaluate the quality of lenses in the light |
Check the logo engraving on the earpiece |
Are glasses purchased in the official store?-->
For whom are the points suitable: recommendations for professions
The choice of model depends on your daily eye strain, and here are the best options for different categories of users:
- ๐ป Office workers (8 hours per PC): Best pick is Xiaomi Anti-Blue Light Glasses Pro (90% lock) or MJJGTYDS01FM (Both options have anti-reflective coating, which is important when working with documents.
- ๐ฎ Gamers and streamers (10)+ Watch over screen: Only Anti-Blue Light Glasses Pro - maximum protection and easy fit. Alternative: Xiaomi Smart Glasses, but they are heavier.
- ๐ฑ Students and schoolchildren (screen reading, online lessons): Youpin Blue Light Blocking (50%) is a budget model. Light, not pressing on the nose, but not suitable for long-term use.
- ๐ People with sleep disorders: Choose glasses with 80%+ lock and wear them 2 hours before bedtime.
If you wear contact lenses or eyeglasses, look for models with diopters (e.g. Xiaomi Optical Lens Blue Light Glasses).
Can I wear computer glasses over sunglasses?
Where to buy and how much it costs: current prices for 2026
Xiaomiโs glasses prices vary depending on the model and place of purchase. Here are the current offers (June 2026):
| Model | Mi Store (RF) | Wildberries | AliExpress | Ozon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anti-Blue Light Glasses Pro | 2 990 โฝ | 2 790 โฝ | 2 400 โฝ | 3 100 โฝ |
| MJJGTYDS01FM | 1 890 โฝ | 1 750 โฝ | 1 500 โฝ | 1 990 โฝ |
| Youpin Blue Light Blocking | 1 290 โฝ | 1 190 โฝ | 950 โฝ | 1 350 โฝ |
Buying tips:
- ๐ก๏ธ On AliExpress, choose sellers with a rating of 98%+ and reviews in Russian.
- ๐ฆ On Wildberries and Ozon, check to see if the seller is an official Xiaomi partner".
- ๐ณ Mi Store often offers discounts up to 15% on promotional codes (watch out for the newsletter).
โ ๏ธ Attention! On Avito and similar sites, 80% of ads are fakes. Even if the seller shows "checks", check the glasses according to the instructions above.
User reviews: real-world experience
We analyzed more than 500 reviews on Wildberries, Ozon and Mi Community, and here are the key findings:
- โญ Xiaomi Anti-Blue Light Glasses Pro: "I wear 3 months for 10 hours a day - my eyes stopped hurting by the evening. Minus: getting used to the yellow shade took a week." (Ivan, 28)
- โญ MJJGTYDS01FM: "Lungs, not felt on the face, but for games, it's a little weak, and the eyes still get tired after 5 hours. (Anastasia, 24)
- โญ Youpin Blue Light Blocking: โCheap and cute, but six months later there were scratches on the lenses.โ (Dmitry, 35 years old)
General claims of users:
- ๐น 20% of complaints of discomfort during prolonged wearing (presses on whiskey).
- ๐น 15% say glasses donโt save eye fatigue (usually those who choose a 50% lock model for intensive work).
- ๐น 10% have experienced counterfeiting (most often when buying on Avito or in small online stores).
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Most of the negative reviews are related to the wrong model choice, for example, glasses with 50% lock are not suitable for 8-hour work on a PC - this is indicated in the specifications, but customers ignore the recommendations.