A few months ago, Living In My GameSpace had the chance to put on a pair of Gunnar’s Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel Gaming Glasses. Great for collectors and die‑hard Fallout fans, my biggest gripe was just how loudly “Fallout geek” the design came across in everyday use. Gunnar must’ve seen that review and said, “Hold my beer,” because they recently sent over two even more over-the-top designs to try: the Alienware Bermuda Triangle and Cyberpunk 2077 Dex. Both pairs use the same blue‑light‑blocking lens tech and visual tweaks shared across Gunnar’s lineup, but they switch up the gamer vibe with all‑new frames and lens shapes. And it worked, because this time, one of them really struck a chord.
Shared Gunnar Lens Tech
Across Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel, Alienware Bermuda Triangle, and Cyberpunk 2077 Dex, the core Gunnar experience is the same: patented blue‑light‑blocking lenses designed to cut digital eye strain and keep your eyes comfortable through long sessions. All three use Gunnar’s G‑Shield‑style coatings, which add anti‑reflective and smudge‑resistant layers on top of the tint, block 100% of UV, and filter a chunk of the high‑energy blue spectrum that can contribute to fatigue. In practice, that means you get the same warmer color temperature, reduced glare, and “I can stare at this screen a bit longer” effect no matter which frame you pick.
So functionally, you’re not choosing between three different approaches to eye protection—you’re choosing how loud you want that protection to look on your face.
Alienware Bermuda Triangle – Futuristic wraparound
The Alienware Bermuda Triangle takes the “sci‑fi hardware” angle with a wraparound shield‑style lens and sharp, angular lines that feel ripped straight off an Alienware tower. The Liquid Teal frame and geometric cut make it immediately recognizable as an Alienware collab, but the lightweight polymer construction, adjustable nose pads, and multi‑barrel hinges keep it comfortable enough for all‑day use. Because the shield lens wraps around your field of view, it gives you more peripheral coverage than a standard rectangular frame, which is great if you’re running a wider monitor setup or just want your glasses to disappear when you lock into a game.
This is the pair that looks like part of a premium Alienware build. It’s futuristic and gamer‑branded, but still something you can reasonably wear on camera or at the desk without it feeling like cosplay.
Cyberpunk 2077 Dex – Full‑field Shield For Night City
Cyberpunk 2077 Dex is where Gunnar just goes full Night City, with an oversized, single‑piece shield lens and squared‑off silhouette inspired directly by Dexter DeShawn’s in‑game look. The brushed metal frame and thick, unified lens give it a heavier visual presence than the Alienware pair, but you’re still getting the same Gunnar blue‑light tech, UV blocking, and G‑Shield‑style coatings behind that aggressive façade. The frameless shield‑style shaping covers my full field of vision and lines up perfectly with my widescreen monitor, so there’s no visible edge pulling me out of the game when I’m locked into a long session.
It’s unapologetically loud, but if you already have a neon‑heavy setup or just want your eyewear to look like it fell out of a Cyberpunk loot pool, Dex nails that vibe in a way the Alienware simply doesn’t.
Final Thoughts
Alienware Bermuda Triangle and Cyberpunk 2077 Dex both keep the same core Gunnar experience: blue‑light‑blocking lenses, G‑Shield‑style coatings, and UV protection that make long sessions in front of a screen more comfortable. Where they really diverge is in how they look on your face and how much they change the way you see your setup.
Cyberpunk 2077 Dex takes the Fallout Brotherhood of Steel route and goes all-in on the game’s aesthetic. It worked for Dex, but I can’t quite pull off that vibe. Still, the oversized, frameless shield lens really does change how it feels to play. The single‑piece lens covers my entire field of view and lines up perfectly with my widescreen monitor, so there’s no hard edge pulling me out of the game.
Alienware’s Bermuda Triangle is the safer flex: a wraparound shield lens and angular lines that feel very Alienware, giving you panoramic clarity without frame edges creeping into your peripheral vision, but still reading as “futuristic eyewear” rather than full‑on cosplay. It’s my favorite design to date, and the one I’d recommend to Alienware fans or anyone who wants a gamer‑centric frame that fits cleanly into a work‑and‑play setup. And coincidentally, it doubles as a surprisingly solid pair of riding glasses when I hop on my bike, thanks to the tight-to-your-face shape and UV-blocking lenses.
If you’re into Alienware’s aesthetic and want something you can wear all day, the Bermuda Triangle is the frame that actually earned a spot in my real-world rotation; if you want the boldest look and the most immersive, edge‑free view, Dex is the frame for you. If you’re a collector, grab them both!
