Read Optics Frame Free Reading Glasses, Non Prescription Eyeglasses & Reading Sunglasses, Lightweight Stylish Design

I liked the look and feel of these glasses. They were light and easy to wear, and I liked the look of the matt blue arms. Unfortunately after only 5 months wear the right lens cracked suddenly as I was wearing them. I only used them in work, so they did not get heavy wear and tear. It looks like a flaw in the plastic lens. Admittedly they were not the most expensive glasses but it is hard to recommend them when there are cheaper options out there that are more robust.

Glasses do what it says on the box, but styling of them looks like it came out of 1950's Russia!

Its ok for me and I use it for reading only

This is the 2nd pair I have bought and the nose bridge supports come off within a few weeks and then you are left with just metal that is not only uncomfortable but the balance on each side of the frame is then wrong. A waste of money.

They very easily fell apart. The screws are weak and fiddly and I spent trying to keep one of the arms attached. One arm eventually fell off. I only had the glasses a matter of weeks. Disappointing!

Used them for about 3 weeks and they fell apart. One of the lenses fell off from the bridge fitting. Sent back.

These glasses fell apart within hours of receiving

I know you get what you pay for but for the price you can't really go wrong. When I first gave up the denial of needing glasses I bought expensive frames and lenses from the opticians. I work as an engineer so I was always breaking them. After the 3rd pair went up a waste extraction chute I decided to look at the cheaper options and found these. Because both of my eyes are equally as bad these are ok. I'm not going to win any beauty contests in them but the way I go through glasses I'm not paying the earth every time I need a replacement pair. I've found that the screws holding the lenses to the frame come loose after a short time. So what I do when I get a new pair is I immediately put some thread locker on the threads... which is a challenge within itself, seeing as my eyesight is so bad! The threads & nuts are tiny! Also the arms are quite brittle so can break easily. What I do with the arms is to put some heat shrink tubing over them. It gives them a longer life. But at least I am not paying designer glasses prices anymore and throwing money down the drain - And with the money saved I can always have beers in the cupboard... y'know, to take away the pain of looking like a bloke wearing cheap glasses. Not that I care much nowadays of what people think. I now understand why older people say what they're thinking - They just don't care! :)