LUFF Reading Glasses Hd Anti-Blue Diamond Cut Edge Frameless Reading Glasses for Mens(+1.0)

Muy ligeros y bonitos, muy prácticos para uso en computadora, la entrega de Amazon rápida, recomendados.

Al mes se le salió un tornillito, se lo coloque de nuevo con el destornillador que viene incluído. Te los puedes colgar del cuello con los orificios de las patas. Es bastante funcional, lo recomiendo.

Muy bonitos y elegantes y cumplen con su objetivo

I like them and ok value for the $$$ Arms are a bit flimsy but again for the dollar they make a great desk reading glass. Thanks

I sit in front of a computer all day most days, and a lot of evenings. These are the glasses I typically wear for that. I particularly like them because they're blue-blockers. First, of all, the glasses look nice and are generally comfortable. The nose pads are on flexible, springy arms instead of the fixed arms found on most frames, so they don't deform and widen over time. The trade-off being that they're not really adjustable if they don't quite site where you want on your nose. The bad: The first pair of these I bought lasted about a year. When they finally broke, they broke where these cheap over-the-counter frames typically break: the arm breaks at the front very close to the hinge where they're mostly stressed from putting them on and removing them. I also have a wide head, so mine get some extra stress on this joint at all times while I'm wearing them. Overall, nice glasses. Since they're cheap over-the-counter frames, I'm not too discouraged by the breakage. If I expected them to last for years I'd pay an optical shop $300+ for titanium-framed reading glasses. I just keep spares around so that when they do break, I can just grab another pair. Since I have to keep backups, that effectively doubles the price of these glasses. At that price point they're approaching the upper limit of what you'd typically pay for over-the-counter reading glasses. With the light weight, blue blocker, anti-glare, and comfortable nose pieces, I'd say that price is reasonably fair. I knocked off one point for the inconvenience of having to keep spares due to the arm breakage. Other than that, these are the best version of over-the-counter reading glasses I've tried.