DONGDI photochromic Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses 3 Pack Computer Readers for Women Men,Anti Glare UV Ray Filter Eyeglasses… (3pack-mix, 2.00)

Really worth the money. Needs cleaning more often than more expensive glasses, but look very cool, very comfortable, and very clear. even last long. Highly recommended.

2.0 reading glasses, my husband loves. Arms go wider for perfect fit. Clarity is amazing, strong at 2.0, colors are great- they are just a little bit thin and easy to break so for men who use them or constantly wrenching working on things like race cars maybe make a little stronger. Still 5 stars for price, quality, colors, choices, etc

The looks and fit are great and I like the multiple color option. The only issue I have is that I keep breaking them. Since these are readers they end up in my shirt pocket or jacket breast pocket and I have ruined many a pair. The plastic seems to be a bit brittle and I keep breaking the frame around the lenses with any pressure on them. They are not as durable as others I have purchased but due to the positives I mentioned I have bought, I believe, four of the five packs by now. At the price per pair i view them as expendable/replaceable.

Flexible and some of the most comfortable I've bought. Comparable to the Hubeye and JixGein products. These will not give your head a headache, and out of all the readers I've bought, sharing top billing with the other two products mentioned. Definitely worth the price.

Great price and quality.

The DONGDI Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses have been a game-changer for my screen-heavy days. As someone glued to screens for work and leisure, these glasses have become my go-to companions.First off, they're not just reading glasses—they're protectors. The blue light blocking feature has significantly reduced eye strain and headaches that I used to experience after extended screen time. The anti-glare and UV ray filters have made a noticeable difference in how my eyes feel at the end of the day.This four-pack deal has been a lifesaver—I've got a pair in every nook I spend time in. The variety in frames suits my style, and they fit comfortably for long hours of wear. I have one pair at work, one on my bedside table, one in my studio at home and my wife got dibs on the clear ones!However, they're solely for screen use; they're not prescription glasses, so they won't suit everyone's vision needs.I bought these on Dec. 2022 and they are still holding up. A couple cracks in the frame but nothing a drop of crazy glue won't fix.Overall, these glasses have been a relief for my eyes. They've lessened the discomfort caused by staring at screens for hours on end. If you're someone who spends a lot of time in front of digital devices, these DONGDI Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses might just be the solution to ease your eye strain.

Nice looking and function as expected but they are quite fragile. Expect to break a pair every 2 weeks under normal use.

INITIAL review (also see UPDATE below):Every now and then, maybe 4 or 5 times in a lifetime - you order something inexpensive and the item FAR EXCEEDS your expectations. For me, this is one of those times. It's like ordering a Honda on line and receiving a Ferrari.I CAN'T believe how good these glasses are for only $5 a pair! They appear to be $150 frames. The temples actually have springs inside them which act on the hinges to allow over-travel of the hinge to assist in putting them on your head, and also to keep the glasses from slipping off when you look down. The springs also help to positively keep the temples in place when folded. I've never seen this type of hinge on such affordable frames.The lenses have a slight yellow tint (see photo) which will make a white page appear yellowish, but I don't find it to be noticeable unless I'm specifically paying attention to the color. The optical clarity is astounding. The frames have a sort of rubberized satin texture which is pure luxury. The frames/lenses are light and very stylish. The details, hardware, printing, texture - everything exudes class and sophistication.If you look at the photos of the people wearing these glasses, you may notice that the frame size is on the large side. They're as large as regular glasses, which is unusual for readers - which you often want to peer over to look off in the distance. I'm managing just fine though.As far as comments about breakage, a LOT of factors go in to the manufacture of injection molded plastic parts. The setup of the molding machine for a particular mold during the manufacturing run is critical. Factors such as mold temperature, shot size, injection pressure, the resin itself, how long the mold is held closed during the cycle and other things can affect part strength and quality. Mold setup is a bit of a trial-and-error process which needs to be optimized for the mold design itself. One batch of frames out of a good mold may be perfect while another batch may be defective due to the parts being molded before the mold is up to normal operating temperature, or due to improper settings. The point is - don't assume from the comments that ALL of the frames are prone to breakage, because they're not. I can't recall the last time I was so pleasantly surprised with a product.UPDATE 1:After 4 months of daily use of the first pair I noticed that the textured green coating was coming off of the right-hand temple exposing the clear plastic. See photos. I hang the glasses from my T-shirt neck opening when not in use, and the one temple is in contact with my skin, so skin oils will eat the coating. If these are carried in a shirt pocket or on your head or something when not in use, you should be fine.I'm not having any other issues with these despite dropping them several times. The frames haven't cracked and the screws haven't backed out. They still work perfectly.UPDATE 2:After 7 months of daily use the first pair finally cracked near the bridge of the nose, essentially rendering them useless. At this rate, 5 pairs is a 3 year supply.