Calabria Snap Magnetic Bridge Front Connect L-XL Reading Glasses Clear or Blue Light Lens Men Women Around Neck Hang Readers

These clic readers are the best because you never loose or break them.

Stick with the Clic brand, or explore that instead if you haven’t seen it. These Calabria readers are a poor copy of the Clic versions. There is nothing about the front magnetic clasp that keeps the right lens coplanar with the left lens, on me they will twist relative to each other unless I wear these really high up on my nose so that the top of the frame is bumping into my eyebrows. But these are meant to be Readers! I generally want to hang these lower on my nose like Ben Franklin so that I can peer over the tops of them into the distance or down through them into my book. The rear strap is far more flexible than the pictures show, enough so that it is useless for holding these glasses in place unless you adjust the length as short as can possibly be for your head size, again pulling them high up on your nose and close to your eyeballs and eyebrows. When stored around my neck, the flexibility of the strap makes them much less secure, they again tend to twist between the lenses and are much less secure than they should be. Lenses are just fine, sharp and clear, but that’s expected at this price. Other than that I like nothing about these.

Deben conocer perfectamente el número de graduacion. Son muy prácticos y utiles

I am a fan of the original Clic design which uses a rigid plastic loop rather than a cord. That style sits on the face more securely. This is a Clic knockoff which has the advantage of being considerably cheaper than Clic's, which currently cost $48. This is closer in style to the newer Clics, which use a cord. They don't fit on the face as securely, and when adjusted to the shortest possible length there is still far too much give. I have a large head, and I can still pull these an inch away from the bridge of my noise pretty easily. I'm happy to have these available as a cheap backup (my Clics tend to break every 2 years and need to be replaced), but I will continue to use my rigid old school Clics for my regular pair of cheaters.

A bit more flexible than expected, are nice for sitting on the end of the nose to read or looking down for typing on computer, then can look over to see.

These are great .. he did adjust them to fit properly . It was a gift and he loves them.

I purchased these as an alternative to Clics in order to have something a little less tight across my temples, as I’ve developed ruts along the length of them. It didn’t hurt that the price was about 25% less. Unfortunately, the lanyard on these are very flexible, which makes the glasses very unstable and prone to falling off. Even connecting the front magnets is a bit more challenging because the lenses flop around a lot in comparison with the Clics brand with their more solid arm/lanyard combination. I really wanted to like these and have another source for readers with built-in lanyards, but these simply would have to many issues I’m unwilling to compromise on.

The magnets are so weak that for all practical purpose they are useless. Lenses either twist or simply disengage with a simple head turn or shake. A waste of money.

worst product that is way overpriced ! Buy the Clic readers !

No son prácticos y resultaron ser muy fragiles de la parte dónde va el imán. Valieron queque en un mes.

Esperaba mejor calidad y un lente venía desprendido