EYEURL Reading Glasses Half-Rim Computer Readers for Men and Women +1.25 Blue Light Blocking Lightweight Quality Thin Optics Eyeglass

The products did, and I was impressed by their value proposition.They are cheap but not cheap.Light weight, rugged and powerful.They fully satisfied my needs.When you're driving, it's like standard sunglasses.They are dark enough to block out the sun, but not too dark.Because they are not polarized, all electronic devices are clearly visible, and finally, they are cheap enough, excellent quality and reasonable price, that I am very happy with this purchase.

Very clear lenses! Especially great when working with electronic devices!So grateful that I bought these! I recommend them to anyone who needs reading glasses.

Great reading glasses. Well constructed and best of all, they do not slip down my nose. The eyeglass arms hug the side of your with no discomfort. Sometimes I forget I even have them on. I will be buying another set.

I just had cataract surgery on both eyes. It improved my vision except I am now sensitive to light. These glasses have allowed me to use my computer again.

Fit and function are good. Getting smacked by my dog while wearing the glasses roughed them up a bit but they made it through. Good glasses for a desk but they might not survive a worksite.

MUCH better than the cheap department store glasses I relied on. Noticeable improvement in eye fatigue, i can work on the computer all day and not feel like my eyes have been strained. HIGHLY recommended.

These glasses have a few design or manufacturing flaws...or at least mine did: 1) The right temple arm hinge has a flaw that prevents the arm from opening fully. Examining both hinge joints & arms under a magnifying glass, there is a minor difference between the right & left black arm joints where the silver hinge connects. The black hinge joint of the left arm is shallower, allowing the left arm to open fully, but the hinge joint of the right arm is more built up, making it obstruct being fully opened. This difference might be as small as 1/10th millimetres or smaller, but is enough to impede the arm fully opening. In the two photos I provided, you can see the difference between the opened arms. The camera can't accurately capture the severity of the issue because of the shadows & perspective...but in real-life, the difference is much more severe. It's like a U with the right side tilted in. 2) Probably due to the issue in #1, the right arm sits higher when opened. This makes the glasses unbalanced and sit crooked on your face. 3) The black nose pad is attached to the bridge off-center by a millimetre or two, which probably contributes to issue #2. I've tried bending the arms back into proper alignment to compensate for the arm/hinge issue, but it doesn't work. The arms are too flexible and don't hold additional bending. I get that these are just $15 glasses and don't expect perfection...but whether $15 or $500, poorly designed/manufactured glasses are still near-useless and annoying. Because the right arm is canted inward, It's impossible to put the glasses on with one hand...unless you want to risk poking your eye out. As many customers will attest, putting on & taking off reading glasses is almost always a one-handed operation...but can't be done with these glasses. In the product description, the seller says to contact them about any issues, but all I can find are the links to return the glasses to Amazon. So all I can do is leave this review and see if the seller contacts me before I return them.

I found these reading glasses to be ok, but not great. The biggest problem is the lenses aren't tall enough. This means that to read with them I have to hold my head at a very specific angle directly facing what I am reading. The field of view in the vertical dimension simply isn't big enough for my taste. Other than that, these glasses are fine. The case is very nice.

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