ZUVGEES 3 Pack Rimless Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses for Men and Women Lightweight Computer Readers

Would buy again

I don't wear glasses all the time, but as I've got older I've found myself wanting them to read, particularly small print. I do have some reading glasses I got from the optician, but they never seem to be to hand when I need them, which is why this three pack was appealing.For three pairs of glasses for under twenty pound I wasn't expecting much, so I was very pleasantly surprised when I opened the packaging. Not only do you get three pairs of rather nice glasses, but you also get three faux leather glasses cases, some of those strings so that you can have them around your neck for when you need them, and even a little screw driver to adjust them.The glasses themselves look really good on me, and I would think on most people. The arms are super thin and lightweight, which I like as it means I can wear them for a long time when reading.I went for the 1.5 option. It is a shame there are not quarter measurements, as my wife was wanting 1.25, but apart from that this is an amazingly good value product.I now have reading glasses by the bed, next to my armchair in the lounge, and a spare pair in my laptop bag.Highly recommended.

These look good, feel well made, very bendy, super lightweight, comfy on my nose, ears, you can clearly see a light yellow tint. They are almost as good as the type you pay a lot more for from a high street optician. I did have to straighten them, being so thin and fine, I imagine during transport they got a bit twisted, it wasn't difficult to get them to sit straight on my face.As you get older, your eyes, well, wear and tear, and staring at a pc screen all day, and a phone screen in the evening… etc… etc… these 1.5 are essential for my phone, but no use for the PC, I thought I was needing 1.5 for my PC, but it is actually 1.25. I have different strength glasses dotted about all over the house, in every room, I sit on them, drop them, they get scratched, you can't have too many. Thank goodness we don't have to pay £40+ per pair any more, £6 a pair is bearable for decent comfy glasses.The really cheap ones you buy for £2, they are not worth the £2 - these are that much better, they are worth the extra few quid. They came with a teeny-weeny screwdriver for when they get loose (another thing that has cost me dear in the past, losing the darned screws!), a black leatherlook cord to hold one pair, pouches to keep the glasses safe, and a cleaning cloth.

I ordered these reading glasses so I can have spares to leave in the bedroom, car and handbag in case of loss or breakage of my regular glasses, and forthose occasions when I go upstairs to bed, only to realise I've left my reading glasses downstairs. I like frameless glasses because you don't get the frame intruding on your visual field in the same way as when you have frames.Unpacking: the three pairs arrived with each in it's own soft-lined imitation leather pouch. As well as the pairs of glasses, the seller had thoughtfully included a lens cloth, a glasses cord/necklace thing, and a keyring with a tiny glasses screwdriver for making adjustments and tightening the hinge screws.The glasses: The lenses were a slightly different shape to what I'd expected from the listing pictures: the corners were sharper, more angled, less rounded (see picture). Other than that they are fine. There's a small degree of distortion towards the outer periphery of the lenses, but at this strength that's probably only to be expected. They are very light and comfortable to wearand the nosepads adjusted easily. I'll stick with my prescription glasses for most use, but I'm pleased to have these for back-up. At £18.99 that's under £6.50 per pair, so I think that's great value - much cheaper than ordering more prescription pairs! Recommended.

Much sturdier than my previous plastic frames. They're lightweight, comfortable, and durable in that they won't crack at the slightest tug. The nose bridges can also be gently adjusted for a better fit and I haven't had any issues with the arms being too tight or pressing too firmly behind my ears. The lenses are perfectly pristine and give a good sharp image as well.At about £6 per pair, these aren't the cheapest option out there, but I do see them lasting me a good long while. Each pair comes with its own (soft) case which is a nice plus. I'd be happy to recommend.