AMOMOMA Trendy TR90 Oversized Blue Light Reading Glasses Women,Stylish Square Cat Eye Glasses AM6031

I bought one pair of these readers and loved them! They're crystal clear and feel comfortable on my face. They are delivered in a sturdy box, with a silky storage bag and cleaning cloth. I'm surprised at how well the silky bag protects the glass when I throw them in my purse (I'm not so careful with them). I get lots of compliments on them. My only complaint is that the frames are so large, I can't look over them to see long distances (ie. watching TV or shipping at the grocery store). I guess that's not so bad though, becaause I don't look like a granny with my spectacles resting on the end of my nose all the time, ha! 10/10 recommend!

They are very well made, and comfortable.Love that you have color options too! I have bought 5 pair now!

The media could not be loaded. These are perfect and very sturdy not flimsy at all. I work 12 hours with 7 monitors, these keep my eyes from hurting and the style and color are gorgeous. The tint and Blue Ray work well I actually keep them on all day. Worth the price

I really like these other than the fact that the lenses are some sort of plastic and smudge very easily, and I feel a little discombobulated when looking around with all the constant smudges. I got the 1.0x mag for reference. Cute style though and for the price it's a good set of readers to throw around and not worry about losing I guess.

Great style great fit

Perfect for my reading needs. A pair in my office and and another pair n my purse for all other reading needs..

The frames have some heft to them and look to be good quality. Yes, they are oversized, in that the width from temple to temple is 140mm, an important feature for a person with a wider face. The clear version and the lavender version are attractive, but the lens frame itself is more square than rectangular, and it too is oversized, so it will come down your face quite a bit. These are all fashion considerations that might work well for others, but they don't flatter me at all. Now for the lenses, I bought one each of different lower magnifications to try to find the one that best suited me. The lenses were all kind of cloudy, like I was looking through a plastic overlay expertly affixed to the outside. Remember "Cheaters"? Those were safety glasses with a small clear piece of plastic added toward the bottom of each lens to provide magnification and work something like bifocals. Well, these readers have a big sheet of magnifying plastic, I believe, covering the whole area of each lens. When the magnification is ground into the lens itself, there's some refraction and you can see a minimal outline of objects that makes things appear clearer. These glasses don't have that quality. I tried looking through them at different distances away from my eyes. Yes, there was magnification. No, there wasn't that clean definition. So, up to the buyer to move forward and get a regular Rx lens, if these frames check all the boxes for you. They are reasonably priced, somewhat trendy, and the quality of the frames (plastic encasing a metal wire) is good. They look like they'd hold together a long time.

Loved the style! And wished they would sell them as progressives too.