SKYOAK Extremely Light Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Men, Aluminum Arm TR90 Frame Blue Light Multifocal Readers

Price (for 2.75x version) & quality are quite decent and delivery is on time. I find that I cannot put it on the whole day like the other two multi focus reading glasses I purchased from Walmart. To see farther distance or to watch my PC monitor (over 28 inch. away) I need to bow down my head a bit to obtain optimum focus causing eyes & neck fatigue. Reading newspapers is okayed. Its frame is quite wide that I cannot put on existing sunglasses over glasses (L-size) means I’ll need to get a matching clip-on lens diffuser to avoid bright sun and reflection for day time driving. I leave it as spare for in-home use now due to its light weight, spring hinge, glasses strap so I can put it away quickly & not worrying about dropping or losing the glasses.

Exactly what my husband wanted. Very light weight and the multifocus is perfect

They are great, good fit, good lens quality, like the style. Pretty happy with them.

This is a nice pair of progressive lens reading glasses. I really appreciate that they included the neck strap, soft case, and cleaning cloth. The bows are light-weight, but sturdy, and overall the frames appear to be well made. The diopter strength seems accurate for me. I used a small reading chart that is printable online to see what strength was recommended for me based on what line of text I could read the clearest from a specific distance away.

Concerning the progressive lens feature, I can definitely tell a difference as my line of sight moves from the top of the lens toward the bottom. The bottom reading portion is really easy to adjust to, and it works well. I’m still getting used to the middle portion. The top section of the lenses is the most frustrating part for me. The listing description said that the top of the lenses would be zero prescription in that portion, and I expected to at least be able to see at a distance with them. Unfortunately, they are only good for a few feet away for me. If I want to see further away, I have to take them off. I wish they would have made the top portion without any diopter strength.

The frame styles are nice and somewhat fashionable. These are made with spring hinges which makes them so much more comfortable to wear. There are no adjustable nose pads, so the fit isn’t quite right. As far as the blue light blocking aspect goes, they seem to be okay in that department. I tested them with a small blue light device that I have, and it does appear that they block some of that wavelength.

I’m getting to the age when having a little help for reading up close is becoming more and more necessary. With this four pack of reading glasses, I can put these around the house for easy access and use. I am definitely putting one by my night stand for reading before bed, and I’m putting another one on my end table by the sofa. These will come in very handy for me, and I believe I will get good use out of them. I just wish they would have fit better, and that I could see at a distance through the top portion.

Excellent for the price.

Clear lens

I just forked out $500 for prescription progressive eyeglasses and I have to say “OMG, for reading, these are as good if not better” and for only $30; less than the price of a lousy pizza. However, it should be noted that these are not designed to function like the expensive progressives you get at the optometrist store. Rather, it has a limited 3-foot progressive distance for reading text and screens, with blue light filtering, which is perfectly fine for me ! I think they have slightly more expensive models that extend beyond 3 feet. In conclusion, this is an exceptional purchase based on quality vs price. Without exception, I recommend these 100%