721 Round Reading Glasses with Clear Lenses – Ebony & Tortoise | TR90 Lightweight Frame | Men & Women Readers

Expectation: A quirky pair of reading glasses that let me read text on my phone and books comfortably.Results: A quirky pair of reading glasses that are the most comfortable pair I own, and have the best clarity.I have a pair of cheap drugstore beaters, and some "Fairlane" reading glasses I purchased via Amazon that I'm comparing these too."Lightweight Flexible Frame" are usually keywords I see used to disguise "cheap plastic construction." Not with these reading glasses. The frame really is purposely designed to flex to fit your head (mine being medium-large-to-large). This means I don't have to spend time trying to adjust the fit by bending the metal frame [like on my drugstore glasses], or fiddling with how the glasses sit on my nose [as with my nonadjustable Fairlane glasses.In short, these just fit perfectly, and they're lighter than my drugstore glasses, which makes them more comfortable by leaps and bounds.Lens quality is another big plus. These glasses look the most clear by comparison, which allows me to read longer.The only downside is everyone comments they look like the glasses the character Harry Potter wears. Being an older male, I'm not sure I like the comparison, but it's hardly a reason to not wear them.All in all, I only paid a couple bucks more than my drugstore glasses, but it's worth every penny.

Every pair of readers have broken at the arm. These are bendy and will last much longer. They are a wee bit small but the blame is attributed to my giant head. I like them and I’m glad I brought them.

I'm elated to find the 3-pack available in 1.75. If I could get them on auto-delivery I would do it in a minute.

The attractive look is comfy and seems flexible and sturdy. I plan to hold onto them for a durability test and order more pairs... Tired of readers that break easily. These feel good....and I can see well.

I may have 30 styles, shapes, sizes and colors of readers....but these right here!!! I absolutely love them!!! As an avid reader, crafter and teacher, I can wear these without taking them off my face. I can see over them effortlessly and hardly know they are still on my face. I drove home with them on after my music class at night!!! I'm in love with these and the shaded readers! Thanks for such a creation!!! I'll post pictures shortly. I couldn't wait to tell the story❤️

These glasses have a flexible design, so sides dont bend or come loose . the lenses are small, hard to find 4.5 in stores, so was happy to see Amazon selling these. They arrived quickly, within 2 days. very happy & would purchase again

This isn't the first pair of these glasses I've owned. I lost a pair of bifocal sunglasses while out hiking, then ordered another pair. These glasses aren't only durable and flexible, they look cool. Not once have i had any trouble with breakage or lenses falling out and I'm not exactly easy on glasses. Sometimes when I'm working out I may just throw them to the side without any damage or drop them. Doesn't phase these glasses. Buy them you won't be disappointed.

Update: Jan 12, 2015:Wanted to like these, but right lens developed a problem and vendor closed return and exchange, and did not respond to call and emails, so out of luck.On the Tortoise frame, in 0.75, initially had no problem, then the right lens developed one big ellipsoidal mark near the bridge, a smaller mark is now developing underneath.The glasses have not been dropped or abused, the lens mark just developed spontaneously. I suspect it could be the composite lens bonding breaking down, due to the continual flexing of the frame when putting the glasses on and removing. They do need to flex on wearing due to the one-size fit all design.The lenses do attract a lot of lint, requiring periodic blowing off or washing.As noted below, the black framed model has a creaking sound, seemingly due to the right eye side of the frame being off-molded slightly, which apparently required special bonding to attach the right lens. I suspect the creaking noise to be from the right lens rubbing against the frame, although it is difficult to confirm.I will provide a video review showing the ellipsoid marks developing on the lens. I sent a picture to the vendor but they just ignored me.>>>>Light weight, forget they are on the nose. Very comfortable. I bought one at 0.75 diopter, and got another at 0.50.I am looking for a computer reading glass solution, rather than a book reading glass solution. Being able to sit with good posture while working on the computer and reading the screen is important.I tried an adjustable diopter glasses but it did not work well for me.I also bought a competing reader - it looked cute, but the eyeglasses did not have nose pads at all--not even a little out-dent, so did not work for meThese are almost perfect, hope they will last.NOTE:I had a problem with the 0.50 diopter one in the Black Frame--there was squeak to the frame.They send me a replacement, but it also had a squeak--no issue with the tortoise frame. In comparing the black and tortoise frames, it seems there is an imperfection in the right on the black frame--two black spots on the edges of the right lens--on both the original and replacement pair--seems like some kind of adjustment. This does not appear on the tortoise frame.Vendor has not responded to my last comment. They had sent me a replacement, and told me to discard the original black frames. But the replacement had the same problem--I told them it was up to them what they wanted to do, send me one in tortoise or not. I could live with it.