Eyekepper Titanium Rimless Eyeglasses Women Purple

I rarely write reviews on Amazon but thought these frames more than deserved a thumbs up. I was on the cusp of buying the rimless frames at my optician for $400+ but just couldn't seem to justify the massive disparity in price compared to these. So I figured it was worth a $20 experiment.One year later, these frames look EXACTLY the same as the day I purchased them. They've been squashed, smooshed, mashed, mooshed, laid upon, sat upon more than 10 times, and they just bounce right back exactly as they were. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure you can ruin them given enough pressure. But I thought for sure I'd ruined them more than once, but nope.........they remain in perfect condition. A "regular" eyeglass frame would have long since been broken.I was also concerned that perhaps they would rust, chip, lose their sheen, etc. due to getting wet or just general wear and tear. But I was proven wrong again. The metal frame still shines like new. The brownish over-ear pieces look just as new. No "schwaggy" build-up like other regular frames from my past all seemed to get.And lastly, I assumed perhaps the hardware would be shoddy, loose screws, poor connections/attachments, etc. I was fully prepared for these frames to break down with regular wear-and-tear thinking I would need to replace these every 6 months or so. I figured it would be perfectly reasonable and yet totally worth it to change these out every year compared to buying the popular retail option and still come out ahead in savings. Surprise surprise. Not a single problem one year later.Bottom line. I wear these daily, all day and they look and function just as good as the day I bought them one year ago. I literally have not a single negative thing to say about these. You could buy 20 of these for the price of a single pair of the "leading rimless frames" you will see at your optician. Save a ton of money and buy these with absolute confidence. I couldn't be more pleased with the wearability, durability and continued good looks of these eyeglass frames!

These glasses are very light and very comfortable. I like the titanium ear sets. No compression againt the side of your head. They stay in place and don't fall off. They come with a nice case but you could put them in your pocket if ypu wanted to . One reviewer said this was an issue due to the nature of the ear sets. I didn't find this to be a problem at all. The lens is thin and the glasses are very attractive. I ordered a second pair. Prior to this I received three other sets of rimless glasses in the same price range more or less and each of the others distorted my vision to the point that I could only wear them a few minutes without getting a headache. From a distance they almost look invisable. I actually own $500 reading rimless glasses from silouette and find these to be comparable.

These glasses have a major design flaw: they never "close". And this makes them extremely uncomfortable. Figure that when you are not wearing these glasses, you tend to insert them into your shirt's or your paint's pocket. Now, think again. These glasses do not work at all when they are not in your face. These are "spring" glasses, which display a constant, annoying tendency to return to its original "open" position. This is called resiliency. It is a wonderful quality: in people and in certain products. Not in these eyeglasses. It makes impossible to insert them quickly and smoothly into your pocket. They stick open while getting into the pocket and while getting out of it. And they make your shirt pocket bulky, and inelegant. Besides, you always mess up a little bit with its structure every time you stick them back and forth, in and out your pockets. And, like me, you will probably run over this in and out routine, always in a rush, a hundred or so times in a day. Nope. I have found a much better alternative (sturdier, more discrete, nicer looking, with better form factor, and way much cheaper at Amazon): “Lightweight Rimless Reading Glasses 2 Pairs Ultra Thin Readers Quality Spring Hinged Crystal Clear Lenses Eyeglasses for Men and Women”. Very best regards to all from Brazil! There is no way out other by means of critical thinking! Claudio

Update: When I needed to replace my second pair, I ordered 3.0. The right lens nosepiece drill hole looked odd, but they seemed okay at first. Unfortunately, it quickly became apparent that was a crack, and the crack kept getting longer, so I sent a message to the seller, and ordered another pair. That pair arrived with a larger crack than has developed in the first pair. *There has been no response from the seller, and their phone number is disconnected.*I was very happy with these reading glasses, which I got to replace multi-focus prescription glasses which cost over $400. The distance Rx never worked well for me anyway, and I was always looking over the top or taking them off, so I couldn't see any good reason to pay even more (by now) to replace them. I've looked for rimless (drill mount) reading glasses locally, with no luck, and finally thought to look on Amazon. I'm very happy I did, and bought a spare pair. Since then, I've returned to my ophthalmologist, and he was quite supportive of my using these instead of the prescription glasses.They didn't state this in the product description, but the nose pads are apparently silicone, as they are soft, and flexible, rather than hard plastic, which helps to increase the comfort of wearing glasses. Also unstated is that there is no temple hinge, but as I've had prescription glasses with the same feature, which I've found very comfortable and long lasting, this is not an issue for me.

I will admit it, ordered a few cheap pairs of reading sunglasses over last few years and had doubts about these along with being disappointed in the past but this time trusted the reviews. So glad I did, these really are lovely, so light weight, well made, good looking and focus brilliantly. I will be using these in Spain next month and looking forward to seeing how they perform in strong sunlight. This purchase is to replace the ones I got last year that had small lenses allowing sunlight to bleed in around the lenses, these though are great with lenses similar in size to average sunglasses but still allow you peer over the top. They are perfect and wearing them as I type with no feeling of weight on the bridge and the legs are fibre thin, love them, order these and I assure you won't regret it and for £20 great value. Come with zip up hard case and polishing cloth as well.tj

Many thanks to those who answered my question on how well the glasses fit. Based on those answers, I took the plunge and bought a pair. I've got to say, I'm impressed. They fit beautifully. The lenses are round, which I prefer and the springy legs fit nicely over my ears. The glasses are very light and sit perfectly without slipping. I didn't expect that, I thought you would be adjusting them all the time but they don't move or slip down the nose at all. They are so light. They feel delicate although they are made out of titanium and shouldn't break. I use them for computer work and for reading and, I have to say, the best pair of reading glasses I've ever bought.EditOne week on and I still love these glasses.

This product did not sit correctly and so looked very odd. There is no information to tell you they cannot be returned even when the glasses are obviously faulty and it is impossible to get through to Amazon to sort it.

I actually bought these with zero magnification as I live by the coast, and often have problems with watery eyes from the wind, and you can't get away with wearing sunglasses all year round.I deliberately chose these frames, with largish lenses for the job I wanted them to do. The gunmetal titanium frames are super light, and the slim arms easily fit under the assortment of hats I wear when blowing a gale.I have several pairs of Eyekepper specs, and have found them to be very reliable.Supplied with a decent semi hard case and cleaner, I think they are great value. I'm not entirely convinced that they are 100% optically zero, but it could just be my poor old brain expecting some change because I'm wearing specs.

Sure light frames - low quality lenses.Make sure these meet your prescription requirements as the seller does not want to accept returns.Shame as they LOOK great seen through real prescription lenses. These however have a wonderful blurring effect to anything you might wish to view or read.Probably better getting a real optician to provide real glasses. Should have gone to SpecSavers as they say!