Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses ,Men Half Frame Metal Computer Readers

These are surprisingly clear and feel great. The price makes it a smart purchase. I misplace and lose glasses so much that I have purchased these several times! I will definitely purchase again.

Very happy with these reading glasses. Good glasses at a good price.

These look great and seem to be pretty accurate optically. I will re-evaluate them later on for durability, but they look like much higher quality than one might expect for the price.

Recently purchased a set of 3 and have been using them for a few weeks. Good quality and work well. Would buy again

Great Quality

Honestly, I’ve gotten so many compliments on these and they work great. No complaints and they look cool on not like grandpa’s glasses.

3.25 stars. Box arrived opened. - 2 of the 3 pairs had stickers as seen in other reviewers' pictures - 1 did not. - The one which did not have the sticker was also missing the plastic sleeve which goes on one of the legs/temples/side arms for shipping purposes. The 2 with the stickers also each had the one sleeve which they're supposed to, and in a reviewer's picture you can see the sleeve. So, it makes me wonder if one of these was worn, and then the set was returned. I think they were fine to resell if that was the case, I just prefer new, unused, untried items when I pay with new money for something sold as new. They were each in their own resealable plastic bag. Each pair arrived with 1 nose pad bent out of shape per pair of glasses so that's 3 for 3, or 0 for 3, depending on how you score. I continued to be less than enthusiastic the more I examined the glasses. One of the reasons for this specific disappointment is I am not good at making these adjustments. I end up pushing too hard to shift them into position because otherwise it seems like no progress is being made vs the springy metal that wants to hold its current shape. In terms of see-through quality, they're clear, but I haven't had them long enough to sense if the blue light blocking reduces eye strain while looking at screens. In terms of fit, the nose pads sit spaced apart a bit wide, so they sit too low on my nose and I have to push up. Again, I'll have to make patient adjustments with fingers crossed I don't break the little arm which holds the nose pad. They're heavy enough that I am conscious of them, and without adjustment I don't care for the feel on the bridge of my nose. That said, I don't think adjustment will help, because I think it's the front-heavy weight of metal and glass construction which is bearing down on my nose. Spread as they are, they are slipping down as I type. Aesthetically, and this is personal preferences so not reflected in the score, I prefer shallower rectangular lenses. I'd prefer these to be 2/3 the depth (height) the lenses are. That would also help with the weight issue. Glasses like that are hard to find., but I used to buy in bulk for years until they were discontinued.

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