Wide Reading Glasses Blue Light Computer Reader Designer Sport Cheater Large Head Frame Photochromic Tinted Eyeglass

I keep one pair in my car one next to bed 😁 ... wish they were a little tighter so I could use them for running, exercise ...etc . But the grip is good if u are just reading 😊

Los pedí en 1.7 dioptrías y son excelentes también me sirven para leer con luz de sol.

very nice glasses

The advertising says progressive lense. Meaning the top should be clear. I bought others that work much better for far away. I was looking for reading glasses that I could wear all the time.

Great glasses !

I ordered the SUNAMOY Wide Reading Glasses Blue Light Computer Readers 3.0 magnification.Not having bought any other photochromic over-the-counter reading glasses, I'm not sure that you can do any better than these, especially when considering the price point. But, see below for details.For optical quality comparison, I compared them against a fresh pair of 3.0 DesignOptics by Foster Grant. At the center of the lens, they are pretty much equal. I tested optical quality by rotating my head down and my eyes looking through the tops of the lenses, then, with my head facing straight ahead and my eyes looking through the middle of the lenses and, finally, with my rotated up and my eyes looking through the bottom of the lenses at a small font on a business card at about 18" from my eyes.These SUNAMOY reading glasses have an increasing minor amount of distortion as one moves from looking though the dead center to either looking through the top or looking through the bottom. The distortion probably starts about halfway between dead center and the very top. So, if you are always looking through the center, or near the center, of your glasses lenses, these will be fine. This is how I believe most of us use reading glasses. But, if you happen to look through the tops or bottoms of your lenses because you are looking at screen right in front of you through the center and a document on your desk and you are in the habit of not moving your head to read the document because you are looking back and forth, then these might be an issue (or you''ll want to start moving your head).I checked the photochromic tinting by covering want lens with a black glasses bag while leaving the other lens uncover in the sun for 5 minutes. The darkened lens does not get as dark as in the example in second picture of the product page but it does darken. I will do another test when we have more sun (not much lately when I'm available) and will update this review and include how well the photochromic tint works for reading in the sun.For the price (2 pairs), I say the optical quality at the center of the lens is spot on and the photochromic tint is good. Better quality optics will cost more for just one pair. To get 4-5 star ratings for photochromic will again cost more than two of these for just one pair. So, if looking through the center of the lenses (to halfway to the edges) is what you do, these could be a good buy. I'll use them to read in the sun for a while and will update my review if necessary.

These reading glasses have all the features my husband now needs to ease his sight due to having to spend long hours on a screen:- The reading magnification is right on- The autochromic lenses help when you want to work on your electronics outside. Do not expect the same protection as sunglasses though.- The blue light really helps when you spend long periods of time on an electronic or computer screen.These would be even more perfect if they had transition lenses, so you could wear them getting in and out, or moving around without having to take them off.There are 2 cases, 2 wipes, and 2 lanyards included, which are helpful accessories to use.Only thing is I got them for my husband, but unfortunately they fit him quite tight. I tried them on, and they were a bit uncomfortable on me too, especially the bridge. So, they run small. It would have helped having measurements of the width of the bridge before getting them.I have not seen him use them in the house much, he tends to go back to his old, regular readers for comfort. He mostly uses them when working on his laptop outside on the patio for short periods of time as he likes the photochromic lenses getting darker in the outdoors.

These readers are comfortable on your face and behind your ears. The bring the letters and words to life.