K KENZHOUComputer Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking Glasses Women Men 2 Pack …

These glasses are very comfortable on my face. They are well constructed and feel like much more expensive frames than they were. But the most noticeable positive thing is they really make a difference in how my eyes feel while using my laptop. Usually by evening, my eyes ACHE and are dry and I'm pretty miserable. Today I've worn the glasses all day and into the evening and my eyes have ZERO pain, nor are they dry. I'm impressed.I got the ombre red and the tortoise in 1.5 magnification. The red glasses are adorable. They aren't a bright red, more of a garnet that fades to ruby.The tortoise are very understated.

This is my fourth try at finding comfortable, durable, blue light blocking readers. WINNER! These glasses are super comfortable while still being sturdy (others have been too heavy or too flimsy--one set had the lens literally just fall out of both pairs within a few days of each other). I was immediately impressed with their excellent clear magnification. And finally, my eyes burn like crazy when I don't have the blue light blocking feature, so I can also confirm through wear and actually seeing the slight tint that these glasses are *actual* blue light blocking. Great job Kenzhou!!

After my last set of reading glasses--5 or 6 pairs costing $10--I became aware of reasons to spend more. These reading glasses, like the other low-grade, low-price models, are all-plastic, not a hint of glass anywhere on the frame. But they show greater attention to detail and customer satisfaction than the el cheaapos. (I've destroyed many pairs by inadvertently sitting, stepping, sleeping on them; or imprinting an ineradicable scratch on the lens of one). These are stronger plastic for just several bucks more.There's a reason you normally pay your optometrist $200 to $1000 for a pair, and it's not simply for his services: there's a quality factor as well. And, frankly, the extra cost motivates me to take extra good care of the glasses and frames, resulting in geater satisfaction over a greater expaanse of time).If it saves precious survival money (as a pianist, I can attest they there are no longer gigs or instruments available for pianists, at least those who would never mistake a Kurzweil for a Steinway), buy the $4-$5 pair as road glasses, for those moments when you're driving directly West-Bound on a late summer afternoon.I figure that the money saved on glasses should, over the course of the next 50 years, add up sufficiently to enable me to score a Tesla (currently, I'm stuck with a most uncool Suburu something sedan that does everything automatically but still doesn't auto-drive. If Tesla is out of business by then, I'll consider a Dodge Challenger. then maybe a Lincoln Continental (or, need be, MKZ). Or if I settle into sedate respectability, I'll find a Buick Roadmaster (taken out of circulation in 2018--wait, it's called a Le Sabre or LaSalle or something like that. (No wonder they stopped selling.). Whatever the name, a big Buick or Chevy (sadly, an eye-sore) or Challenger (just like my '73 Mercury Montego, a monstrous hard-top with power to burn--but worn out after 5 years and several hi-speed spin-outs (all the weight was under the front hood!).So a lot's riding on my acceptance of these in place of legit prescriptions.

The glasses came yesterday so I have not had them long enough to know how they will hold up over the long run, but they are comfortable to wear, look stylish, and arrived quickly. I will post again to rate how well my eyes fare while wearing these glasses--have worn them for about 8 hours now, while working on the computer, and there is no glare, everything looks very clear, and my eyes has no symptoms of strain. I wear prescription glasses, but these are 3. strength and I can read without any problem with these on. For the price, don't think I will regret buying these.

So, I now need reading glasses to read small print. Yes, my eyes are aging. I hate having to take my one pricey set everywhere I go. I was looking for a set I can keep at work, maybe another to throw in a bag... without worrying about forgetting them somewhere, getting scratched up, etc. Bottom line, I was looking for cheap reading glasses. These fit the bill without looking cheap. They work exactly as I designed. I can see small print and they do seem to be anti glare. I don't worry about dropping them or getting scratched because the price is so good. If I damage the one I have. I'd definitely reorder.

At home due to CoVid, and looking at the computer and phone screen for several hours a day, I decided I should probably get some blue light filtering lenses. Also I cannot get to an Optometrist at this time-my last visit/ prescription was over a year ago for reading glasses at +2.00 strength for my aging eyes, but I am hoping it hasn't changed much and went with this strength. Very happy to come across this brand in my search- the ability to get blue light protection and magnification (that I can choose strength) all in one. I am pleased with the quality of these glasses. I have purchased others with all different price points, dollar store plastic readers, drug store types to readers over 100.00. They have all come with problems- falling apart within a few weeks, put too much pressure on the temples or bridge of the nose, having warped/weird lenses which actually cause more eye strain, scratching extremely easily etc. After 4+ weeks now-these are great so far. Well packed/sanitary wrapped in their own box. You receive 2 pairs, 2 soft bags, cleaning cloth, fabric eyeglass chain. The quality is very good-no warping in the lens. There is a slight spring/give mechanism at the temples-so no pressure and would fit a variety of face sizes (mine is a bit wide and I like this added comfort) Seems to have added support in the the temple area=where arms meet frame and this is a point which always seems to break. The nose piece area is not hinged-it is just part of the plastic frame but I am finding it non pinching and quite comfortable, it is not creating soreness or marks even after wearing a few hours. The frame shape would be fairly flattering for a variety of face shapes. A great price for what you receive-highly recommend.

I felt compelled to write a review for the first time because I wanted to thank the manufacturers for these amazing reading/computer glasses! They are durable, easy to use, comfortable, with a nice design at a very reasonable price! Thank You, from Canada!

Glasses arrived promptly May 7. Very attractive style but I fear the width of my face makes the glasses strain as it squeaks when I put it on. Not used to wearing reading glasses so the accompanying neck chain holder was a good idea but the arms of the glasses keep sliding off and I've dropped it several times. Good thing there's two of them. Other than minor fashion issues, I find them useful and helps with eye strain as I'm staring at my tablet a lot with lock down.

I got the 2 pack of anti-blue ray reading glasses 250+. They are good quality and came in nice packaging with pouch, cloth and string to wear around neck. These work a lot better than the reading glasses I get at the dollar store I have better focus and it blocks out led blue rays real good. I can now look directly at my overhead LED lights or computer monitor or smartphone without it straining my eyes. My only small complaint is they should have 2 packs for Men and for Woman instead of 1 each to a pair. I will buy again when these eventually break or get lost.

The glasses are good, however, the claim that they fit men and women is a bit of a stretch. On a man the arms on the glasses bend outwards slightly. Not uncomfortable but my concern is they will break sooner over time. Otherwise the glasses are fine.