Ultra thin Lightweight Folding Reading Glasses Women Men TR90 Blue Light Blocking Anti UV/Eyestrain Foldable Compact Computer Readers Portable Unique Stretchable Slim Flat case Black +1.5

This is the fourth pair I have bought for my husband. They are great for travel beause they are so thin and fit into his pocket or briefcase so easily. They are easy to get the glasses in and out he loves the subtle hint of color…not too flashy. They are very clear and the magnification is exact. He always gets asked where he got them when he uses them. A really neat and useful concept. Highly recommend.

After cataract removal and lense replacement, I must use reading glasses when I have to read a book, menu, etc. I chose to use these readers because they are so thin and compact. They sit in a pocket protector until I need to read up close. Then they are very easy to unfold and use. Other readers, take up so much space with big curved ear pieces. Some you have to stop and unfold, then refold. I dont like carrying glasses hang from my neck. The get dirty there and can get caught in things. This is the way for me.Update: After a year of use, I am still enjoying these and they have held up well. I have tried many different types of reading glasses (eg folders, frameless, clip to the nose, bifocals, etc.) but these remain my favorite. They give me the field of vision (window size) that I need for all of my reading. I can use them to read my laptop screen, while looking over them to see my television on the wall. I use them while driving. I look over the top to see the road and through the lenses to read the dash board. They are comfortable for long periods of time. I can leave them on all day (looking through them to read or over them to see other things), or easily store them in my shirt pocket. They fold up very light and thin, with few movements necessary to put away or to put on. I wish I had the eyes I had when I was 20, requiring no correction. But if you need readers, I think these are the very best.

Good quality, very slim perfect for pocket or small bags.

Love the color love the small and think aspect of this. Would be very easy to carry in my purse! But i have a small nose bridge and it doesnt work.. the red is very pretty…

It took some getting used to, but now I really like them. I’ve been using them for 3 weeks.The convenience and compact size is hard to ignore. Sure, they are a tad less comfortable, but with the other benefits, it is such a tiny inconvenience. You will never get the comfort of a form fitting set of frames, but that is what you get with something this compact. Even then, it is such a marginal discomfort that you don’t even notice it much because of the thin and flexible metal frame.It does also look a bit boxy, but again you trade looks for convenience.The lenses are short, but enough to read most anything I use them for. Again, convenience.The case it comes with is fairly easy to use and quickly pull out the glasses. It does NOT scratch them that I can tell. The main drawback is that grabbing the frames to pull them out is a bit difficult with a small section to grab and trying not to touch the lenses, but you get use to it.The case and glasses together are actually so compact that it sits flat at the bottom of some larger pockets. I have this with my suit coat’s inside pocket. I still wouldn’t change it, but you will have to note that for yourself.All in all, I am sold on this pair of glasses. I will probably make them my staple set for traveling around with me. I have another I use at work that are more comfortable, but I honestly use the Skyoak ones most.

These are quality reading glasses and work well. They are small/thin as advertised and fit nicely. Slim carrying case included. Well worth the money. Should have purchased the two-pack!

Great, very portable and useful

EDIT after 1 year of ownership: I am knocking off one star because these glasses do not like to sit securely on your head. Bend over, lean over, they start sliding off. The arms are totally straight, without curvature at the ends to sit more securely behind your ears. The more I wear them, the less I like them. I was hoping they would be ideal for travel given the small case size, but alas for an upcoming three-month trip to India and Thailand, I will carry them only as back-up glasses.ORIGINAL: I have mixed feelings about these glasses. On the plus side, the case is brilliant – that’s why I bought these glasses. The case has proven durable in 10 months of use, kept in my left back pocket whenever I’m out of the house.An aside -- I would STRONGLY recommend that reading glasses merchants rethink the cases they supply, because most of them are dreadful. The two-piece cases bend when in a pocket, and the horizontal flip-top cases bend, too.A vertical flip-top case is the perfect design for a reading glasses case, but virtually no manufacturer offers such a case. There’s one out there (brand called Covesato) that is way too thick to store comfortably in a rear pocket, because the glasses are needlessly large. Oh, and you can find vertical flip-top cases of appropriate width and depth for foldable glasses… but I don’t like foldable glasses, not at all.Alas, I did have a perfect case – vertical flip top for standard size reading glasses, not too big, not too small. I bought it at a drug store in South Africa in 2015, and happily used it until late 2022, when I lost it on a boat cruise in Vietnam. Since then I’ve spent hours hunting for such a case, fruitlessly.But I did find these glasses with case from “Skyoak,” and it’s the best option for now. The glasses themselves are high quality, comfortable and light.On the downside, the lenses are tinted slightly yellow with a coating meant to protect from blue light when viewing digital screens. That introduces an unnatural hue to everything -- including digital screens. The lenses are also slightly curved, which imparts a bit of vision warping at the edges.As a result, I wouldn’t recommend these are your “main” reading glasses. They’re good for when you’re out of the house, whether grocery shopping or on a three-week vacation. Another downside, the design is proprietary – if you happened to break the glasses, good luck finding a pair slim enough to fit in the case. Have to buy glasses and case from Skyoak again. So get a two-pack if you tend to break or lose things.I use these Skyoaks only when out of the house. At home / office, I have a large-ish and more comfortable pair of reading glasses for the computer, books, magazines, etc.