Magnetic Reading Glasses - Adjustable Neck Hanging Readers - Secure Fit with Soft Headband - Nashi (S-XL)

I've been wearing and swearing by Clics for years now – I've tried going back to ordinary readers from time to time out of necessity and/or curiosity, and I find that even with a neck strap on them they're just a nuisance anymore compared to Clics. For this most recent purchase I saw these Clics that fold and have a soft strap and was curious about that. My old style Clics with the harder plastic band never vexed me much; when I'd lie down on a pillow they would sort of pop out away from my face, but I'd just adjust them back in as needed. The one issue I felt I had with the harder band came up when I would put on my AirPods Max – the big, over-the-ear version of AirPods – and that would make the glasses squeeze together so that the lenses bowed outward at the magnet and that just didn't work very well at all...and it wasn't very comfortable besides. But even that issue considered, I didn't know how much of an advantage a soft strap would provide. Now I know: it's big. With the soft strap, the glasses barely move when I lie down on a pillow – they do a little bit, but not so much that I really even have to adjust them if I don't feel like bothering, and the entire AirPods issue is gone altogether. These are better even than ordinary glasses in that way. And as an added bonus, when the glasses are hanging around my neck, they're far more comfortable and far less noticeable than the version with the harder band. This will probably result in a multiplication of the times I start looking around for my Clics, not realizing they're hanging around my neck...but that's okay – I always find them eventually, haha. I'm not sure how advantageous it will be that they can be folded at the temples like ordinary glasses (I didn't even realize this was the case when I bought them)...but I guess it will expand my range of options for storing them when I take them off to go to sleep at night. So overall, the new Clics with the soft strap (and the folding temples) are a distinct and welcome improvement over the kind with the harder band. And we can hope that the soft band is going to prove more resilient over time and allow a pair of Clics to last longer without breaking than the old style did. I also like the more stylish look of the new version. I highly recommend.

Very comfortable and durable. After breaking many many pairs of dollar store reading glasses I broke down and spent a little extra on these clic glasses. Glad I did. Their around my neck so I don’t have to search for them and with the ability to disconnect when put under some outside force as well as twist and fold the lenses they have been great and do not break.

My husband has been wanting a pair of these breakaway glasses for so long! He loves these. They fit great and look good on him too!

I bought these for traveling. When not using my reading glasses, I usually wear them up on my head or hooked onto the collar of my shirt. However, when I bend over, they always fall to the ground. These glasses have fixed that. They are attractive. They take a lot of abuse. The back strap on these are very flexible, and the glasses fold up very flat. The magnetic nose piece is very strong and do not come undone. They are comfortable, including on the nose and over the ears. The lenses are clear and strong. These glasses have now become my everyday for everything glasses. I usually replace my readers every couple months because I have lost them or scraped up the lenses from dropping them. Not these. These have traveled many months with me across several countries. I use them for navigating and knitting. They have been good for physical activities like hiking and rowing; they do not fall off. Because of the adjustable side pieces, I can wear them at the end of my nose when I need to simultaneously read and focus on things further away, or I can wear them up high on my nose when I am only focusing on something at reading distance. The only reason I am not giving 5 stars is the adjustable side pieces. It has been very helpful that the side pieces adjust in length. However, now that I have put some mileage on the glasses, they have started to adjust a little too easily. They will adjust on their own when I do not want them to such as when I am moving the glasses up to my face. All in all, these glasses are a great product I will continue to use everyday, including as I write this review.

Love the fact these hang around neck. Very handy. Inexpensive compared to my prescription glasses

If you have to wear "cheaters", these are the ones you want! The lenses are clear and the frames are comfortable. The ability to "click" the nose bridge together is so convenient! Once you try them, you'll never want to wear regular cheaters again. I have several pairs and they seem to hold up well. Fair price.

These are very handy if you need reading glasses but after 6 months of use the strap holding the two glasses arms broke so it's not very durable. I cut the original strap off and replaced it with the removable strap I used for my sunglasses. The ends of the strap fit perfectly over the plastic arms of the Click glasses and are actually more comfortable to me.

I have used the Clic reading glasses for years. I used to have multiple pairs around as my vision needs changed over the years. Cilc provides the full range of diopters that most people would need and they have frames in multiple colors. I like the clear ones as they kind of "blend in" with whatever I am wearing, which is a good thing. The most recent versions have a new design change which I like a lot. In the older versions, the neck strap was kind of rigid. It was not uncomfortable but you couldn't really fold it up to stick it in the console of your car or in a case. In this latest version, the neck strap is fully flexible. It is like a rubber or silicone material that is very flexible and easy to clean. They work great and are easy to keep track of since they live around your neck. My wife thinks they are not the most attractive, but I am all about function, and they do exactly what I need them to do. I highly recommend these readers...