GUNNAR has unveiled the Cyberpunk 2077 Militech Edition gaming glasses, a $99 pair priced at MSRP and inspired by Night City’s corporate-military Militech aesthetic. It comes with Amber or Sunglass lens options and a bundle of collector accessories—arriving as
The blue-and-black look of Militech isn’t subtle—so GUNNAR didn’t make it subtle, either.
The company has officially unveiled the Cyberpunk 2077 Militech Edition gaming glasses, priced at $99 MSRP. It follows GUNNAR’s previously released Cyberpunk 2077 Dex Edition, which became one of the brand’s most sought-after licensed products since launch.
For anyone who’s spent time in Night City. the Militech identity is immediate: a signature Militech black-and-yellow color palette. translated into a tactical wraparound shield design. The frame is built with premium engineered polymer construction and a high-wrap frame meant to offer enhanced peripheral visibility.
Under the hood, the Militech Edition runs on GUNNAR’s full suite of patented lens technology. Players can choose between Amber or Sunglass lenses depending on how they plan to use them. The Amber option is aimed at screen-focused sessions, designed to reduce digital eye strain, boost visual contrast, and enhance focus. The Sunglass version is for outdoor wear and includes UV protection.
Both lens options include G-Shield Plus anti-reflective and smudge-resistant coatings, 100% UV protection, and GUNNAR’s signature blue-light filtering.
Each pair also arrives with Cyberpunk 2077-themed collector accessories: a Militech-branded metal collector’s case. a microfiber pouch. a microfiber cleaning cloth. and a 12-month warranty. For collectors. the metal collector’s case is the standout—something GUNNAR says helped make the previously released Dex Edition a fan-favorite item.
The Militech reveal lands during an especially active stretch for GUNNAR’s gaming collaborations. Last month, the company released the Alienware Bermuda Triangle gaming glasses in collaboration with Dell’s gaming brand, priced at $89. Beyond branded collaborations. GUNNAR’s core lineup spans screen-wear and gaming eyewear. including the Clix Gaming Goggles designed with the Fortnite pro. the entire tokidoki collection. and ongoing collaborations tied to Marvel (Stark Industries Edition). The Witcher (White Wolf Edition). Fallout (Vault 33). Overwatch (Ultimate and D.Va Tokki Editions). and Call of Duty (Covert and Alpha Editions).
That momentum is showing up in deals, too. During Prime Day, GUNNAR is running discounts of up to 35% off across multiple licensed and standard frames, with specific highlights including:
Overwatch Ultimate is listed at $44.85 (35% off, regular $69). Overwatch D.Va Tokki Edition is $81.25 (35% off, regular $125). Fallout Vault 33 is $66.33 (33% off, regular $99). Call of Duty Covert Edition is $51.35 (35% off, regular $79). Call of Duty Alpha Edition is $44.93 (25% off, regular $59.90). The Witcher White Wolf is $84.15 (15% off, regular $99). Stark Industries Edition is $58.70 (15% off, regular $69.05). The tokidoki Collection (multiple frames) starts at $57.85 (up to 35% off). Clix Gaming Goggles are priced between $62.90 and $66.60 (10–15% off, regular $74).
Kids’ options are discounted as well, with Cruz Kids and Rush Kids Small listed at $19.49 and up (up to 35% off). Standard frames like the Loop, Cruz, Riot, Maverick, Torpedo, Ellipse, Intercept Reading Glasses, and Oakland are also discounted between 10% and 35% off through the Prime Day window.
The Cyberpunk 2077 Militech Edition is available now at the GUNNAR website, while the Prime Day deals on the existing catalog are live on Amazon for a limited window.
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99 bucks for glasses… so basically cosplay reading glasses?
If they really reduce eye strain I’m in. But the blue light filter is kinda scammy sometimes, right? Also I don’t get why it needs a Militech case like it’s ammo.
Wait so these are like the militech glasses from the game, not actual military gear lol. I saw $99 and thought it was the Alienware ones because they came out “last month.” The article lost me when it said amber vs sunglass… isn’t amber just for night? idk
Blue and black tactical wraparound shield… yeah I can’t tell if that’s stylish or just trying to look like a cop movie. $99 MSRP means it’ll probably be $140 at the store. Still though, the metal collector case is kinda tempting, I’m weak for merch.