Photochromic Reading Glasses Men, Transition reader, Auto Sun reader 1.25 | DONGDI Men Reading glasses,Blue Blocking reader,UV Protection Indoor outdoor lens adjust Lightweight Spring Hinge

So you see you’re getting 5 pairs for $20 realistically do you think they are going to hold up 4 ever,I got them for bf so he could watch tv nHave blue light blocked so he obviously at timesFalls asleep w them on had themFor months 2Pairs broke, kinda like lens fell out but he has 3 more pairs .. so it’s up to you $20 for a like w year or glasses that you can always just replaceOr buy one pair that might be same price and if they break, your stuck with nothing.

Let's face facts, getting older isn't all that great. Our eyes are the first (or second) things to go and that's when a great pair of reading glasses comes into play. This is my third or fourth time ordering this brand. This time around it's because I needed to increase the strength so I can see the dang computer while typing up reviews like this. The glasses are comfortable, they look good on my face (which is no easy accomplishment), and they have the added benefit of reducing blue light. The arms of the glasses have hinges that expand outward so if you have a fat head like I do, the glasses still fit comfortably. Now before you lose your ability to read this review, do your eyes a big favor and click "add to cart" while you still can. You can thank me later!

INITIAL review (also see UPDATE below):Every now and then, maybe 4 or 5 times in a lifetime - you order something inexpensive and the item FAR EXCEEDS your expectations. For me, this is one of those times. It's like ordering a Honda on line and receiving a Ferrari.I CAN'T believe how good these glasses are for only $5 a pair! They appear to be $150 frames. The temples actually have springs inside them which act on the hinges to allow over-travel of the hinge to assist in putting them on your head, and also to keep the glasses from slipping off when you look down. The springs also help to positively keep the temples in place when folded. I've never seen this type of hinge on such affordable frames.The lenses have a slight yellow tint (see photo) which will make a white page appear yellowish, but I don't find it to be noticeable unless I'm specifically paying attention to the color. The optical clarity is astounding. The frames have a sort of rubberized satin texture which is pure luxury. The frames/lenses are light and very stylish. The details, hardware, printing, texture - everything exudes class and sophistication.If you look at the photos of the people wearing these glasses, you may notice that the frame size is on the large side. They're as large as regular glasses, which is unusual for readers - which you often want to peer over to look off in the distance. I'm managing just fine though.As far as comments about breakage, a LOT of factors go in to the manufacture of injection molded plastic parts. The setup of the molding machine for a particular mold during the manufacturing run is critical. Factors such as mold temperature, shot size, injection pressure, the resin itself, how long the mold is held closed during the cycle and other things can affect part strength and quality. Mold setup is a bit of a trial-and-error process which needs to be optimized for the mold design itself. One batch of frames out of a good mold may be perfect while another batch may be defective due to the parts being molded before the mold is up to normal operating temperature, or due to improper settings. The point is - don't assume from the comments that ALL of the frames are prone to breakage, because they're not. I can't recall the last time I was so pleasantly surprised with a product.UPDATE 1:After 4 months of daily use of the first pair I noticed that the textured green coating was coming off of the right-hand temple exposing the clear plastic. See photos. I hang the glasses from my T-shirt neck opening when not in use, and the one temple is in contact with my skin, so skin oils will eat the coating. If these are carried in a shirt pocket or on your head or something when not in use, you should be fine.I'm not having any other issues with these despite dropping them several times. The frames haven't cracked and the screws haven't backed out. They still work perfectly.UPDATE 2:After 7 months of daily use the first pair finally cracked near the bridge of the nose, essentially rendering them useless. At this rate, 5 pairs is a 3 year supply.

because Readers are born to be lost you always have to have some. I LOVE THESE and have ordered them multiple times. They are colored to wear with different outfits and yes I'm a dude but still do that. I'm in front of computers all day and the BluBlocker tech is fantastic. Because of what I said in line 1, it is pretty great to have an affordable option when you need readers close at hand.

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2.0 reading glasses, my husband loves. Arms go wider for perfect fit. Clarity is amazing, strong at 2.0, colors are great- they are just a little bit thin and easy to break so for men who use them or constantly wrenching working on things like race cars maybe make a little stronger. Still 5 stars for price, quality, colors, choices, etc

I had these glasses a while. While I was sitting at my desk wearing them, one part of the frame at the bottom of the left lens just snapped on its own. I have not abuse the glasses or drop them on a hard surface.Now, one could say I have a wide/fat head. The frame broke because of the stress of the bows being spread apart. So, if you have a narrow face/head, you may not have trouble.The lenses seems the correct prescription and I do think the glasses look fashionable. I would advise caution. The plastic rims are not durable.

Sit on them? Just order more!