Missfive Premium Aluminum Multifocus Progressive Reading Glasses Men, Rimless Multifocal Computer Readers Blue Light Blocking, No-Line Spring Hinge 0.75x-1.5x on A Lens for 3ft near Range

These glasses are exactly as good as they indicate, well constructed, multifocal, and very fashionable as well. Bought two pair by accident, and really glad I did! Wonderfully inexpensive option for everywhere all the time glasses!

If you're like me and have had cataract surgery then these are for you. My distance vision is great but because I use readers I'm constantly taking them on and off. After trying several different brands and styles I tried these. They have spring hinges, and have held up really well. Another big plus is that the frames are thin and don't come down quite so far over the ear. Again, if you're like me and wear hearing aids these don't become uncomfortable or cause my ears to stick out! And my Wife says they actually look good on me! I definitely recommend these, they are a bit more expensive than some but I'm not constantly replacing them.

These are my favorite rimless reading glasses for work and I’ve tried a lot after cataract surgery. I took one star because they don’t offer 0+ top or Far distance. I have other Missfive Mens Premium Multifocus Reading glasses that do have 0+ top which are half-rim frames they are my home readers. If they make the rimless with 0+ they would get 10 star rating. I’d buy two for work 3 for home and one for my car.Clarity & durability is exceptional, wish they had anti glare smudge resistance that didn’t have the yellowish tint.

These have turned out to be quite a surprise and my best pair of readers out of many I have scattered around the house. They are very sturdy and well made with solid (not hollow) aluminum and have a very minimalist look and feel when wearing them. I barely notice them on my face but they also look pretty cool for a guy not into wearing glasses (I think it is that minimalist look that suites me best, rather than the thick or more pronounced frames). The 3 level transition is done very subtly and I really like that so much that I just leave them on for the different reading strengths. Basically, love/like them and will buy more. 👍

I purchased the 1.5's. They appear to be well made. The lense transition are almost perfectly tuned for working at your computer work station. However, an important note to make is that there appears to be some level of magnification in the upper long distance area of the transition lense. I have 20/20 vision and I noticed that my vision is significantly reduced beyond 10 feet and gradually deteriorates from there. But overall, perfect for workstation use.

These are awful. The brackets on the lenses are so big they are a constant shadow in your periperal vision. They are very small and narrow, pinching your temples. Poor quality lenses, alot of distortion, very limited zones for the different distances

I lost my prescription progressive lenses and have been using progressive readers as a replacement. Foster Grant had been the only decent alternative, UNTIL NOW. These are great and actually a little better than the Foster Grants. Lighter, wider field of vision, and better styling. They are just as clear, if not clearer, than FG.

Its says that the top third is 50% power all the way across, and even the picture in the little pamphlet that comes with them shows the same thing. But they are not. The power area in all three levels is only in the middle vertical of the lens. Not all the way across the top third in low power as I hoped and as they described. I already had several from others that do the same and didnt need another one like that. They are decent glasses, just know they arent as described. Therefore they get 2 stars. The search continues...