So after reading all the reports from here and other sources it seems the general consensus is that there is a indeed high percentage most likely people implanted with Symfony will perceive some sort of visual night time artifacts in the form of halos, glare, and circles. Although they do vary between each person it's safe to say that the initial previous results from the manufacturers is not quite the truth than what was announced over a year ago. I think despite a bit disappointing that these night lights effect has on the Symfony, I seriously would hope that the other trade offs in that these lens offer a significant amount of more increased range in depth perception would be worth having over a monofocal IOL.
My question is for the people who have had the symfony can you rate your halos and glare from lights on a scale from 1-10 of how bad they affect your quality of life in terms of unable to do certain tasks. I understand the most frequent complain about oncoming headlights from other cars as that makes driving a bit disorienting. Also note to mention about the several concentric circles that also very common with this IOL lens. Can people describe if these visual ratifications affect their quality of vision. Also wondering about watching graphics and design on a monitor with black/white contrast images on monitors/screens. Heard people saying their can be glare off these situations, (maybe movie theaters or computer animations gaming) I'm Wondering about pursuing a computer graphics design if Symfony might compromise the quality vs a monofocal IOL.