Hubeye 3 Pairs TR90 Sports Reading Glasses for Men and Women Square Comfortable Flexible Blue Light Blocking Computer Readers 2.50

nice magnifying glasses with plastic nose pieces and sturdy legs

Like many things in the aging process when you are younger you don’t really believe it will happen to you. Then you hit your 50’s and all sorts of stuff starts breaking down.I now need to carry a pair ‘off-the shelf 1.5 magnification reading glasses everywhere to support my prescription vary-focal glasses.When you get to this phase ( and you will… ) one pair is not enough.One in the kitchen for those labels, one in the living room for when your iphone receives a message, one next to the bed for late night reading, one in the car just in case, one in your sports bag etc etc.The REALLY annoying thing is reading glasses like this seemed designed to make you look silly.After lots of searching I have had to settle on Michael Cain 1970’s / Clark Kent black plastic or1990 intimidating East German Dentist half rimmed angular look.This is the Michael Cain 1970’s look.Since manufacturers want to sell to both genders each model I looked at tends to looks a bit odd.Wavy angles, hook corners or thick Auntie Dot plastic you can try to wear ironically are common.I would never pick them in place of my Tom Cruise Aviator style glasses I have been wearing since the 1980’s. I agree with another reviewer you cannot wear them for cycling, playing squash or even backgammonThey do however work as reading glasses. They are cheap. Magnification comes in many degrees.The plastic is a bit bendy and will survive being dropped behind things and among things with no difficulty. They also have the comfort bridge for the nose which to me has always been – well more comfortable. The bridge spreads the weight over a wider area without leaving red blotches on your nose. I don’t think these glasses are anywhere near as good as proper prescription glasses for computer work. I think I will use them for making sure there is something in my pocket when out and about.Thankfully my hearing is going as well so when I put them on in the shops to read the E-Numbers on a packet of mashed potato I can’t hear anybody saying how nerdy they look.

I'm very happy with these. And use for reading daily.

I ordered 3 pairs of different colours and I was initially quite happy; I could leave them lying around in different rooms and they felt light and comfortable. Sadly after about a month they all pretty much failed at the same time. One arm and one acre on each pair. And because they are a cheap material it was impossible to rescrew with any success as the hinged parts failed and cracked. Cheap and throw away, so do the job, but won’t buy this material again

These are NOT blue light blocking glasses, i have other blue light blocking galsses and when compared to these it is clear that these do not block blue light. Ortherwise OK as cheap spares.

I like these very strong glasses for work and the red colour informs me the difference between my every day black reading glasses

Just got a 3 pack and initially they look really good and are light weight and comfortable to wear. Unfortunately the black and grey pair broke the first time I used them. Pitta as they look really good. Hubeye did however replace the defective pair very quickly so very happy with the service and product.

Had previously a pair of proflex which I had used for over a year, upon a new prescription I thought I'd change wish I hadn't. One of the arms batman loose after 2 days and a month later has now came off poor quality. I'll stick to the proflex that for 7.99 lasted over a year and still going strong