Suertree 4 Pack Anti Blue Light Reading Glasses Sunreaders Computer Reading Glasses Unisex Sunshine Readers Sunshine Reading Glasses 1.5X Black BM161

I already had a couple of pairs of reading glasses. I bought new ones for two reasons:1. I needed full glasses instead of half that I had in my half-frame pair already so that I would not have to tilt my neck at an awkward angle when working in front of the computer.2. I wanted wider frame so that it would be comfortable to wear for a long time. I spent most of my waking hours in front of the computer.These satisfied the first reason perfectly. My neck doesn't ache from having to tilt it now.The second is not fully satisfied. They are a little bit tight on the temples but maybe I have a big head.Still, I do use them everyday, all day, so they are good enough to wear for long hours.The anti-glare feature is good, I like the clarity. But if you have direct light coming on them from the front, it would still reduce the clarity so make sure you optimise your working environment. Any glasses would work the same.They are easy to clean with a cotton hankie or the lens cleaner spray.You can't beat the price for so many pairs of this quality. Even the sunglasses pair is quite good.One unexpected benefit of these was that my friends and family complimented me on them when they saw them for the first time on video call. I was not expecting these to do anything in the looks department so it was nice to get the unprompted compliments.Speaking of video call, they WILL reflect your monitor display back to the camera like a mirror, so if you are on a video call, make sure you check what's on your monitors. NO, it's not from hard experience, I already check such things. :)

This product has finally turned up... a very very long delivery time. But they are as described.

Tried many glasses cheap and expensive and these are the best so far

I bought a 4 pack of these, they functioned ok but they look "seedy" with the tinted yellow lens so I only used them at home.The problem with these in they have built in obsolescence, they are flimsy, cheap and designed to break with in a few months. All four pairs broke in the same place (pictured) with the lens dropping out. They weren't used roughly and twice the break happened spontaneously with no apparent cause, twice from very minor drops of 1 foot and 3 feet onto a wooden surface.Due to how long they last about 1 - 2 months at the most for very light use I would say they are only worth £1 per pair, not recommended.

I noticed an immediate improvement in sleep quality after using these.

Love them very durable too

I don’t think these are actually blue light blockers. The price was too low, I probably should have known this was too good to be true