K.LAVER Photochromic Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking Multifocal Readers Spring Hinge Sunglasses

I returned this pair because the stem wasn’t attached. Now I wish I had just used glue. The vision was great. Now I have to wait for two weeks for a new pair. 😭 Update : The second pair came. They are very nice. I like the tint in the sun. Not as clear for reading since I need reading glasses. But no problem

These are bad from the distortion to the construction. And no points for fashion either. I've been using dollar store cheaters for a year or so after close to two decades of expensive progressives and a couple unsuccessful attempts at these Amazon progressives. I'm too tough on glasses and careless to spend a lot anymore. So I tried again and was so anxious...and now so disappointed. I've just had 2 separate eye exams and no doubt my near vision is now sadly +2.5 so I know I've ordered correctly. but these are unreadable at any distance. Only the uncorrected upper portion is good and of course I no longer need correction there. The frames are large and deep so there's no excuse that there's not enough depth to accommodate the magnification change. If I tilt the temples way up high, like close to 2 inches angled up, then I can focus veey well but as they sit on my ears (no jokes about my ears...they're normal) there's too much distortion. I'll try them a couple days and if I adjust I promise to revise. Construction is very "plasticky", style is basically non-existent. It's nighttime so I can not comment on the transitional properties. Oh..I rate comfort at 2 only owing to the non adjustable earpieces and on me they are loose which I can't adjust out. Nothing hurts or rubs though.

I am still using them occasionally after 5 + yrs. !

The transition between zones is very abrupt, which causes some issues adjusting. The different zones are too narrow. So, for the 0 magnifying zone, I have to hold my head down just to see clearly. If not, I'm looking through the middle, half strength, zone which is bad for distance viewing. Also, the side zones come too far towards the middle so you can't move your eyes at all to either side or everything gets blurry, regardless of which zone you're using. As long as you're looking straight ahead and using the half strength or full strength zones, like for reading, then they're fine. Also, the transition in sunlight works well and is very fast. Otherwise, it's best to take them off, which defeats the purpose of having them.

Bought these hoping to get some good chromatic reading glasses. They did not disappoint. They're sturdy/durable, yet soft around my ears. Focal length is great (almost my exact prescription range). Overall, these are great and offer s FANTASTIC value.

Having to return because the glasses are smaller than I usually require. Vision is poor as is.

I need basic progressives, 0 up/+2.00 down. I have two pairs that are aging that I needed to replace, and these fit the bill. For me, they are sized right, and the gradation between top and bottom starts in the right place for me. Many of the non-rx glasses I have found are "workspace" progressives, where the top is about half the add power/magnification of the bottom. That's great work sitting and working, but not great for all day wear. These appear to be true zero magnification on top, which is great, and exactly what I needed. I can read captions on the TV through the top just as if I didn't have any glasses on, and I can read medicine label fine print without straining my eyes. And them being photochromic is just an added bonus. I have bought some others that looked great but didn't work for me, and I sent them back - I put these on and my eyes were immediately comfortable. I am glad to have these an an option. For what it's worth, when I first started wearing progressives, I immediately adjusted to them; wearing this pair feels very natural.

I bought a similar pair of glasses without blue blocking or photochromic properties a few years back but the lenses on these seem better with no side to side distortion as I move around. The blue blocking and photochromic properties put these over the top. There is controversy over the effectiveness of blue blocking on eye fatigue but it seems to work for me. These are also nicely progressive making the transition from far to near vision very gradual and superior to the bifocal glasses that I originally bought and most likely will return. I could have gone to one of the eyewear sites like Warby Parker or Zenni but I don’t know that I would have gotten a better frame or lenses.