K.LAVER Photochromic Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Blue Light Blocking Multifocal Readers Spring Hinge Sunglasses

I am not sure about the negative reviews. I have bought at least 3 pairs of these glasses. One because my puppy decided to chew on the arms and lens. I still use them for working around the house. I have bought different glasses and many times, the transition lenses were not done correctly. The lenses on these have always been perfect.

Not as good as what I get from my eye doc, but less than a tenth of the price. The photochromatic feature takes a few minutes, but is okay once it gets there (photo attached is after 5 minutes in direct, late-afternoon, Florida sunlight). Unlike most cheap progressives, these are wide enough for my North American male head, do not require me to bow my head while driving, are comfortable on my nose, and slip on and off very easily, without bothering my ears (in fact, I attached an angler-style lanyard to keep from losing them over the side of the boat). As these are not polarized (which does not play well with digital instruments and plexiglass windshields), I may buy a second pair to keep in the windshield bag on my motorcycle.

Good fit

These are bad from the distortion to the construction. And no points for fashion either. I've been using dollar store cheaters for a year or so after close to two decades of expensive progressives and a couple unsuccessful attempts at these Amazon progressives. I'm too tough on glasses and careless to spend a lot anymore. So I tried again and was so anxious...and now so disappointed. I've just had 2 separate eye exams and no doubt my near vision is now sadly +2.5 so I know I've ordered correctly. but these are unreadable at any distance. Only the uncorrected upper portion is good and of course I no longer need correction there. The frames are large and deep so there's no excuse that there's not enough depth to accommodate the magnification change. If I tilt the temples way up high, like close to 2 inches angled up, then I can focus veey well but as they sit on my ears (no jokes about my ears...they're normal) there's too much distortion. I'll try them a couple days and if I adjust I promise to revise. Construction is very "plasticky", style is basically non-existent. It's nighttime so I can not comment on the transitional properties. Oh..I rate comfort at 2 only owing to the non adjustable earpieces and on me they are loose which I can't adjust out. Nothing hurts or rubs though.

It was lightweight and I liked the style, but could not wear it longer for distance. Reading was good. One of the hinges broke.

The glasses are just OK. The frames are thin and flex more than they should. One hinge catches a bit when closing them. But the biggest issue I have is the very small area of correction. I find myself having to turn my head to find the sweet spot to be able to see clearly.

$20 vs $400 for prescription glasses and they work great for me. I can wear them for reading, driving, bird watching or whatever. No more on again off again. Just a slight tilt of the head and life is in focus again. You do the tilt without thinking after just a few days and it’s not like a huge amount of tilt either so it’s not obvious to other people.

Receive my 2 sets of glasses today. Not as comfortable some others that i've had, but it'll work not no, that it's worth what they cost

En general están bien, solo que no corresponden a la graduación solicitada

Using them right now, works fine, perfect and may last longer than other makes

Style and frame is fine. But the lenses are terrible. Poor light transmission and focus area is not even close. Comparing these to my $30 foster grant multi focus is like comparing the Hubble telescope to an old coke bottle full of sandy beach water.

I found these glasses to be the most comfortable and easiest to wear for progressive lenses. I use these over my prescription glasses everyday.

Not happyqith quality