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Spektrum vs BON CHARGE

Head-to-head across 5 dimensions — speed, privacy, value, and more. Scores are independent and not influenced by affiliate relationships.

Reviewed by the Clientele Research Team · Last checked 1 day ago (2026-07-20)
Spektrum
Biohacking-focused brand with several distinct lens tiers
4.6/10WINNER
vs
BON CHARGE
Australian brand (rebranded from BLUblox in 2022) with many differently tinted blue/green-blocking lenses
4.4/10
SCORE BREAKDOWN
DIMENSION
Spektrum
BON CHARGE
EDGE
verified light-blocking claims
Whether the brand publishes a specific blue-light-blocking percentage …
4.0
5.0
BON ↑
simple lens lineup vs. confusing tiers
Whether the brand sells one clear purpose-built evening lens, or force…
3.0
3.0
Tie
comfort for extended wear
Weight, fit, and how tolerable the tint is for wearing several hours i…
5.0
6.0
BON ↑
price and value
What you actually pay, and whether that price matches what you get com…
7.0
4.0
Spektrum ↑
look and everyday usability
Whether you'd be comfortable wearing them around other people or at a …
4.0
4.0
Tie
Overall Score
4.6
4.4
Spektrum wins
OUR VERDICT
Spektrum

Best for: A biohacker who wants the multi-tier lens-shopping experience of Ra Optics, BON CHARGE, or TrueDark, but at a meaningfully lower price — Spektrum's lenses run roughly $45–50 versus $119 and up for those three brands.

Compare lens tiers at Spektrum
BON CHARGE

Best for: A shift worker or biohacker who wants a specific lens matched to a specific time of day and is willing to research which SKU (like Sleep+ vs. SummitBlue) fits their situation.

See lens options at BON CHARGE
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