Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking, Multifocal Readers for Men Women Trifocal Lightweight Eyewear Half Metal Frame Titanium Alloy (2 Pack: Black+Gun, 1.50)

These are a great value reading glasses. They are lightweight and seem to be well made. I usually don't wear glasses for reading but due to diabetes and cataract surgery, sometimes it becomes difficult to read or use my cell phone. With these glasses I can see clearly, without straining my eyes. Not sure about their blue light blocker feature, but they work great for reading and are excellent when considering the price, which is the reason for my five star review. By the way, I bought the two pair, one for me and one for my wife. She likes them as well.

Should have known better at this price. The frames and lenses are poorly aligned (sitting crooked on your face in multiple dimensions). Optically, ugh. The up-close reading part of the lens works, though the viewable area is terrible. Unlike other "computer" glasses I've used, these provide nothing but blur (and some introduced astigmatism) at typical screen working distances. The in-focus sweet spot is very small. The middle range of the progressive patters is likewise tiny. So, very cheaply made, and the lenses are atrocious - smeary, blurry, non-aligned, and obviously made of poor materials. Can't imagine taking the trouble to return them, but they are certainly not usable.

I purchased the titanium frames with progressive lenes. The are very clear and the magnification if very good. I only need glasses to read. With the progressive lenes I don't have to take my glasses off to see distant objects. I'm very pleased so far.

These did nothing but annoy me. The "distance" (uncorrected) region is a tiny area at the very top edge of the lens; and unless your eyes are considerably closer together than mine, these 2 areas don't line up. I'm wearing them as low as I can, but to see something across the room I have to practically put my chin on my chest. Driving would be out of the question. The reading zone is also very narrow, so if you're using a computer you have to constantly move you head side to side.If you have good distance vision, and were hoping these would be like bifocals but with a useful "middle" zone, these are not what you want. The useful areas of the lens are very small and you'll end up just pushing them down on your nose and looking over the top like any other pair of readers.

They are good for the price and very lightweight

Don’t have to lift up and down, can wear and see normal or magnification as neede. Less problem searching for glasses if they can stay on.

I like them a lot. Good design and quality. Looks elegant when you wear them.

Lenses have held up so far.