Onos Trading Company 1.50 Mag Power Sun-Mag Plus Polarized Reader Sunglasses (Black, Grey)

I recently had cataract surgery, so now I can wear "regular" sunglasses. However, I still need readers....and polarized lenses have always been a "must" for me. So, I have purchased about 12 pairs of reader sunglasses in the past month, trying to find the holy grail.Maui Jim's are the best for me.....however they are VERY expensive. Ono's Trading Company is probably 2nd best.....they come in either a hard-shell clam-shell case or a strong zipper case, depending on the model. My 3rd favorite is SunCloud, which is made by Smith.Anyway, these particular Sun-Mag+ polarized readers are extremely nice for the money. Nowhere on the packaging does it say Ono's, so I'm not sure why they are sold as Ono's....maybe they are manufactured by Ono's.They are not as nice as Ono's, but they have pretty good optics and nice style. They do NOT have hinged stems and the plastic doesn't seem as sturdy. But for $34 shipped with Amazon Prime, there is no other POLARIZED sunglass readers that I have found that even remotely compare with the Sun-Mag+. For this price, you can find sunglass-readers, or polarized-sunglasses (maybe), but not BOTH.In summary, for the money.....grab 'em before they raise the price. My Maui Jim's are my primary sunglass readers and my back-ups are Ono's. I'll keep the SunMag+ in my wife's car in case I forget mine when I drive her car.Oh.....they do not come with any kind of case, so you'll need to buy a case. But if you're like me, you have about 4-5 laying around the house anyway.

If you're looking for prescription quality frames and lenses call your optometrist, but for the money these are a decent pair of sunglasses that also make it possible for my 48-year-old eyes to read the radio station in my car and see the controls on my navigation system.

Great sunglasses with readers.

One earpiece hinge broke the first time I wore them (fishing) rendering them useless.

great job