Missfive Men Premium Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking, Progressive Metal Frame With No Broken Spring Hinge Eyewear,Workspace For Near Range 1.50x

I really like these readers. They fit good, look good, and perform good. Bottom of lenses are great for phone, watch, or books. Middle section is great for computer use. The top is nice and clear with no magnification and is great for watching tv and still having blue light protection. I would 100% buy these again and I highly recommend them!

These are my favorite multifocus reading glasses for everyday and I’ve tried a lot after cataract surgery. What makes them my favorite is they have 0+ top or far distance. I have other Missfive Mens Premium Multifocus Reading glasses that are rimless frames which I like better but they don’t offer those in 0+ top so I only use them at work and I need to take them off when I get up from my desk. With these I can read and watch tv without taking them off.Clarity & durability is exceptional, wish they had anti glare smudge resistance that didn’t have the yellowish tint.

To be fair, there is much to like about these glasses. I love the stye and frame color, they fit me nicely, they feel good on me, the lenses are quality progressive with the right corrections in each zone, but they are not really blue-blocking, but try to just reflect blue light, and it doesn't really work; if I stand in front of my bathroom mirror and look up at the lights, I see two sets of lights, one set is slightly yellowed, and another set totally blue! That proves blue light is going into my eyes through the glasses. Moreover, when I stand where there is light coming from behind me, I see all blue, because they are reflecting blue light into my eyes! I've seen this effect before when I paid for prescription glasses with a "blue-light blocking coating", which was this same blue-light reflecting coating that doesn't really work. I threw those expensive prescription glasses in the garbage because of that. In some situations they do reduce the blue light, but in some situations they actually increase the blue light. It's too bad, because otherwise I love these glasses. In fact I give then 4 stars, because they are usable, because I really don't need the blue blocking, but just prefer true amber-tinted, real blue-filtering lenses in some situations.

I am new to the world of readers and need a fairly weak correction (1.25). My biggest need is for the small print paper sitting on my desk, but I've got papers everywhere and, if I move it a little farther I don't need anything, or a little closer and, well, a little more magnification can help. So, I really wanted a transition lens that had 0 correction on top, and maximum of a 1.50 on the bottom. I tried A LOT of readers before I made it to these and, while the listing said the top was 0 correction, that is not accurate. But, the correction at the top is pretty small ... maybe a 0.50 ... or 0.75 max, and that seems to work well. The lenses are crystal clear and seem to be good quality. There also are spring hinges for those of you with more robust faces, though the springs are pretty heavy - probably a good thing, but I have a round face and find these readers to be very comfortable. Plus, the half frames (no frame on the bottom) are great for readers. Overall, after trying a ton of readers, these are the ones that worked the best and that I am keeping.

My only dislike is one of the nose supports is mis-aligned and lower than the other so it doesn’t sit right on my nose and face

NOT Zero power at the top as described, there is clearly some mild correction at the top, but more importantly there is distortion. I was wanting glasses that would be clear at the top as if I was not wearing glasses at the top portion and readers in the lower portion. Unfortunately I cannot wear these at all. It's almost double vision at the top. The quality and clarity is so poor they are not usable.

These likely aren't going to give you the satisfaction of a $4-500 pair of prescription progressive lens glasses but what you get for the money is great.I spent 75 years with near-sighted vision using corrective lenses for distance. I never knew how lucky I was. Being able to see things clearly close up is a gift. Then I got cataract surgery with implanted lenses for my eyes. I became far-sighted. I could not read anything closer than two feet, and at that distance the print was just too small to see. So I picked up a pair of reading glasses. I hated them with a passion. Yes, I could now see my phone, read pill bottles, etc. But the minute I raised my head to look farther than two feet, I just had a blur.For $23, I decided to try these progressive readers. Fantastic. I could now look down at a document, my phone, etc. and then look up to my computer screen or TV and see everything just fine. I will buy that high-end $500 pair of prescription progressive glasses but in the meantime, these allow me to function at a decent level.I would not wear these full time, but just as reading glasses. But they function so much better than an ordinary fixed range pair of those. I would definitely buy these again. The frames are pretty good too.