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Fast Eyeglasses · The gaming edit

Anti-Reflective Coating for Gaming: What to Choose

Understand the coating in our preset and how it fits into the rest of your setup.

By the Fast Eyeglasses team · November 1, 2026

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Choose the coating deliberately

Crizal Easy is the premium anti-glare option currently available in our checkout. It adds $50 to the frame-and-standard-lens base. Our gaming links preselect it because the coating is an available way to address reflections on the lenses; that is different from changing the game display itself.

Move the reflection source too

Look at where a window or bright lamp appears relative to your screen and glasses. Try changing the light’s position before filling the room with more brightness. A lens coating cannot rearrange the room. Keep enough useful light for the keyboard and surrounding space, and judge the result from the chair you actually use.

Compare the alternatives

Standard anti-glare is also available at a lower upgrade price. You can select it on the same product page if it suits your budget. The gaming preset remains editable, and the total updates with your choices. Coating selection should not be confused with an unlisted blue-light filter or digital lens design.