Reading Glasses for Men and Women Compact, Scratch Proof, Folding 360°Twist Mini Pocket Pen Clip Readers with Leather Case

I'm liking these more and more as I use them. This is as I become more familiar with the twisting and flipping needed to deploy them. I usually carry spare glasses in my front pants pocket, however these glasses fold quite flat and have a little pocket clip and work well in a shirt pocket (when I happen to have a shirt pocket). They do come with a soft case, however, that's just another step to putting these on . . . which leads to what makes these pocket readers unique and convenient: The way they twist and fold up, the side arms (for the ears) provide protection for the lenses so they don't get scratched in one's pocket. So far I've been going caseless with no problem, which makes these glasses exceedingly compact and there's no case to keep track of. I really am liking them.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  These reading glasses come nicely packaged with fiber cloth. The case is made up of some form of synthetic clothing and there isa faux leather case within the main casing. The reading glass itself is really functional (I got a magnification scale of 3.0x) and compact. The quality and finish of the frame is also exceptionally great. For this price these reading glasses are a really worth it.

Everytime I pull these glasses out of my pocket, my wife gets a smile on her face. She thinks these are the neatest fold-up pocketable glasses she has ever seen. The frame material is flexible and should stand up to a lot of use. You do need to be careful when you go to twist the glasses when unfolding or folding. But other than that, I am 100% happy with these. They are in my pants pocket (in the little slide-on case) all the time. One other thing to be aware of is if you are not careful, you will place your fingers on the lenses when unfolding/folding. That's certainly not a negative. I like my glasses real clean so I am careful.

I started carrying around a business portfolio with me when I visit my customer. Carrying my traditional reading glasses in its case was too bulky for my portfolio. This fits my bill perfectly. Seems durable and the lenses are of good quality. People have asked where I got my 007 glasses from.UPDATE 11/8/2019; I left these glasses in the store while shopping. Some lucky person picked them up and did not turn them into the lost and found. If these glasses were junk, they would have been turned in...just saying. Ordered me a replacement pair, I hope they never stop selling these things!

I keep these next to my steering wheel in my bus to use at night so I can read my gauges and they work very well sitting low on my nose and not obstructing my outward view.

Since I last submitted the review below, the merchant contacted me to ask that I remove the review and in exchange they would refund the amount I paid. It actually seems to me that they are asking me to abandon my integrity in exchange for a few bucks. It would not serve any potential buyers to take it down. given the benefit of the doubt, I will not accuse them of any evil intent and will even raise them one star for the effort. If they really cared about selling a quality product versus quantity of sales they would report the issues to the manufacturer and try to get them to improve the product before re-ordering. I would not be opposed to receiving a free product upgrade in exchange for a more favorable review.Now to expand on the original review, I have attached a photo of My Foster Grant readers alongside the new readers. As you can see the FG readers are a full 1 inch in height which for me is barely big enough for me to see my entire monitor yet I must still move my head down to see the keyboard. The new readers require me to jam my chin into my neck to the point of pain in order to see the keyboard. I just checked; even on my laptop it is necessary to move my head to see screen and keyboard. Unlike more conventional readers, the shape makes it necessary to wear them halfway down the arch of my nose. When worn normally, the bottom of the frames are directly in line of sight. Again see photo. I just checked the product page where the dimensions are posted in a picture. It shows the height of the lens to be 9 tenths of an inch. That converts to about 29/32 inch which is a long way off from the actual measurement of 3/4 or 24/32 inches! The difference of 5/32 is a lot when it is right up against your eye!Original Review:This merchant sent the product on time and followed up so I would have to say 5 stars for the service.The glasses are handy to store in shirt pocket and seem to be well built however the lenses are too narrow (top to bottom) for everyday use. They would work for reading a paperback however it gets tiring when reading a magazine; constantly moving my head just to see past the frame. Same on a desktop computer. I can look at the screen but the keyboard is out of view and have to shift my head down and then back up to the screen. The manufacturer needs to start off with larger lenses if they want better reviews. I must apply a low rating since this is primarily a product review.

I am wearing these right now and they are very comfortable. The arm design keeps them in place and the compact design is great (with the small case and larger case included) for keeping in my pocket without scratching them. I will be ordering more just to have back up. They are constructed very well but I am rough on glasses so I know I will break them. The addition of the pocket clip and ability to add a neck cord is very nice as well. These are excellent reading glasses.

I tried 3 or 4 different portable reading glasses, including ones that fit in a case that looks like a Zippo lighter. All of them fold in their own unique way. The main difference is in how portable they are in a pants pocket, at least for me. The Zippo case is okay, but the glasses themselves were a bit flimsy; another case was too bulky, larger than necessary. I was a bit hesitant on these because they don't fold lengthwise. Instead, they collapse so that the "handles" (frames) cover the lenses and fit into a narrow case that fits easily in the pocket. The twist mechanism is a clever idea and the frames are sturdy. There is also a pocket clip, but I found it useless. I actually removed it with a small screwdriver so the glasses would fit in their case either way instead of just one way. They are now my favorite portable reading glasses.