Photochromic Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses Men Transition Blue Light Blocking Multifocal Computer Readers

I use them all the time!

The glasses look great and the progressive lens work. They do not transition in the sun at all! That was the whole reason I bought these particular glasses. 0 of 10 for that. If you want sun protection, don't buy them

Progressive magnification appears to be clear at the top in a very slim area near the frame. This worked for me but I had to tilt my head down to see straight ahead. For reading it was fine but I got a headache after a while.

Nice progressive glasses one flaw they break easily

Excellent all around readers and daily general wear. Nice to wear temporarily replacement for my broken prescription glasses. Very sturdy and well made I would recommend these glasses to others.

The lens, photochromic transition, while not thousand dollar high-end optics works pretty darn well; the rim is metal, the hinges are good.The bummer is the temples are junk. There’s no wire in the temple and the plastic is cheap. Very thin. I’ve broken two pair. Just snapped in my pocket .. bit pricey to be with such junk temples.. too bad they could be great.If you wanna take the time to put on different temples, that works, but that’s kind of ridiculous.

Good value for money. These progressives really do have no line and magnification is clear and are honestly a close match to my prescription glasses at 10x the cost. Will be looking for a light reacting version and if I find one I won’t miss my prescription ones 😁The only downside is the end of the arm is a bit fat and I’ll likely just trim it down to reduce a bit of discomfort behind the ear when worn for many hours at a time.Definitely no regrets on the purchase based on price, performance and value

I bought two Pais and both broke at the point where the earpiece attaches to the frame. You may get a couple months use out of them.