LifeArt Blue Light Blocking Glasses, Computer Reading Glasses, Anti Blue Rays, Reduce Eyestrain, Rimless Frame Tinted Lens with Diamond, Stylish for Men and Women (Golden, No Magnification)

I recently purchased a pair of reading glasses from LifeArt for just $10, and I have to say—they exceeded my expectations.The glasses are incredibly lightweight and comfortable, making them perfect for extended wear. LifeArt clearly paid attention to both function and design—even the plastic case has a sleek, artistic look that adds a premium feel to the overall package.Included with the glasses are thoughtful extras: a cleaning cloth, and even a mini screwdriver for adjustments, which shows great attention to customer convenience. Best of all, these glasses come with blue light blocking technology, which is essential if you spend a lot of time in front of screens.For just $10, you're getting style, comfort, practicality, and protection. I truly believe this is a fantastic deal. Keep up the great work, LifeArt!

This is my first pair of blue light filtering glasses and I am not disappointed.Let's talk about what comes in the package: you get a jewlers screw driver, a literal blue LED light (possibly close to UV spectrum), a plastic reference card to test the blue light filter of the lenses on, a microfiber cloth, hard case, and the glasses. Wow. They over delivered here. What really impressed me was that they give you the tools you need to test the efficacy of their lenses at blocking blue wavelengths of light, and let me tell you, they deliver. You can clearly see how the lenses perform with the light and test card they provide! I've never seen a product supplier want you test actually test their product and provide you with the tools to do that. Bravo!Now on to the glasses themselves. Aesthetically, they're sharp. The frameless design ensures the disappear off your face with no frame to obscure objects in your peripherals. If you've ever heard of the glasses brand Sillhouette, they charge between $200-$400 for frameless glasses. These $10 glasses are lighter and just as good looking. Sure they may not be as robust, but in my opinion, that's not much of a statement when looking at the price difference. The lenses seem to be made out of polycarbonate which can easily scratch, but that's also not a huge deal to me since they provide a hard snapping case to store them in.Finally, I'll tell you about my actual experience with them. I am a computational engineer and gamer. I spend easily 8 hours a day in front of screens. When I put these glasses on, I was legitimately shocked. They offer a noticeable difference. I actually had no idea what to expect but here's what I felt: my vision felt less strained and the screens were more gentle on my eyes, less dry eye for sure, fewer headaches, and possibly a boost to my mood and energy levels (though that could be placebo or it could happen when wearing any blue light filtering glasses).At this price point I would 100% recommend them to anyone who sits in front of screens for extended periods of time. Actually, I would have easily paid double or triple the amount for the same product. These glasses are amazing, stylish, and soothing to the eye.My only gripe, if you could call it that, is that they are very reflective (as they should be). This is only really a problem when on video calls where your screens will totally reflect off the lenses and hide your eyes on camera. Essentially, it looks like you've got screens on your glasses. It would be great if they could add an anti-glare coating to these lenses to combat this issue, but I am still extremely impressed to the point I'll be ordering a second pair as a backup.Hope this helps!

When it comes to glasses, ANY glasses, I'm picky. These are extremely lightweight. The nose piece rest nicely and does not slide on the nose at all! The same can be said for the ear rests as well. Also, these came with clear rubber earpiece attachments that wrap around the ear for those who like a snugger feel. A case was included along with a keychain eye glass tool as well as a microfiber cleaning cloth for the lenses. I picked the clear lenses and yes, they have a translucent coating on them for 'blue light'. These checked all the boxes for me!

Very good for the money!I am picky about glasses since I spent most of my life without them and have only had to start using them since I have gotten older.Many cheap readers have distortions in the lens, are uncomfortable, or have cloudy lenses.These suffer from none of these faults!Pros- good lens size for decent viewing area- lenses are not cloudy and only have very slight distortions across their viewing area.They are better than most prescription lenses I have had.- Good strength. Slightly stronger than my other +3 glasses- light and comfortable. The metal frame allows you to bend ear and nose pieces for better comfort.- blocks blue light as advertised, although I spend all day on the computer and have never had eye strainfrom it (learned to blink years ago!). My main concern with blue light blockers is that they might distortcolors or blur the image. These do neither and have a great image. My other glasses I tested do notblock blue light.- includes decent box, cleaning cloth, screwdriver, and blue light test card and blue LED light to testthe lenses.Cons- thin metal ear pieces are not as comfortable on my head as wider ear pieces. I like that they can bebent for more comfort though.- my favorite "Microvision" frameless glasses have lens edges painted black to reduce glare. These glaresometimes when light is reflected off the lower edge . Many frameless have this problem.Overall I am very pleased with these glasses. They have low cost, comfort, and good image quality. The blue light blocking may also be a benefit, it certainly does not detract.

According to some of these reviews I was hesitant on purchasing these, but I really liked the looks of them.After using them for a week now they are awesome reading glasses, very well made sturdy thick lenses etc.I would personally recommend these to anyone who desires a quality pair of reading glasses, In fact I will be purchasing a pair for my wife. 😊

3.5 power. Very clear, light and did the job. Ordered as a test and then ordered two more pair once I saw how well they did the job. The plastic carrying case was very useful, and protective giving added life time to the glasses.

Very lightweight; nice style, but nose piece so wide they would not stay on. Also they did not provide as good a quality visual experience as other readers with the same strength (1.50).