ClicMagnetic Reading Glasses for Men or Women, Computer Readers, Executive (M-XL, Black, 1.50 Magnification)

I am a Paramedic. I rely on lightweight items. This item stays around my neck when not in use. I’m doing this, they tend to get smudged, but are easily cleaned.

Glasses are great. Good quality. Lenses clean nicely. Can’t go wrong. Buy them

We purchased these for use in a fly-fishing instruction class where we found them extremely valuable when tying the tiny fly lures. The glasses can hang comfortably around your neck until you need magnification for your specific task.

Im a girl with long hair. The glasses are not long hair friendly. Besides that, it's great to not have to look for my glasses.

Nice looking, magnet strong holds well, easy to take on and off I needed a little adjustment on the arms (lengthen) so that was another good feature, got the clear frames so I don't feel boxed in looking out of them. The main problem I have is the nose bridge, I compared the width to a pair of glasses I love that fit some comfortable to the Clic readers and found the spaceing is actually the same but the where I find them profoundly different is the part called the "saddle Bridge", the part potruding part of the frame on each side of the bridge area that rests on the nose. It begins at the very top of the bridge and is much larger than my other glasses about twice the size making them uncomfortable pressing on my nose. I littlerly have to push them down on my nose like i'm wearing granny style glasses. I found another Clic that has a larger width to the bridge but the frames are a half inch wider too. I'm not sure that will work either, but I'm going to give them a try and send back it this time if that is not going to work either.

They didn't describe the sizing well enough....they are to small for larger heads, even extended. After I got them I saw they had a bigger size but am afraid to order them. Don't want to spend the money twice.

This pair fits nice and not having to take them on and off is nice.

Reviews on other pairs of Clic reading glasses speak to the tight fit, which I found affects them in two ways.Primarily, the tight fit plus the inability to adjust where the glasses are on my nose make selecting a pair of Clic reading glasses a different game. The tight fit holds the glasses so close to my eyes that the focal distance is made shorter.For example, I wear 2.0 reading glasses for using my laptop (in my lap, not on a desk, where typically 1.25 works best for me). Depending on how I'm sitting and where my computer is on my lap I might move my glasses down on my nose a bit to compensate, and with my old reading glasses this works. However, when wearing my Clic reading glasses I find they are held so close to my face that I must hold my computer closer than normal, an uncomfortable situation. A book must. be held closer as well. This makes it hard to buy them online, as they need a trial run before an accurate choice can be made.Another annoyance is the fit itself. They feel comfortable on my head, but if I tilt my head up the magnets pull apart and the glasses are either skewed on my nose or fall around my neck. This is minor, but you are at least forewarned here.The concept is great. However, I would suggest buying your first pair where you can try them out hands on. Then once you know what focal strength works for you, despite what you have been wearing, you can order more pairs online, assuming you have a good fit on your head.UPDATE 9-7-19: On a hunch I pulled the plastic around the temples (sidepieces). back roughly 1/4 inch. The plastic seemed to accommodate this maneuver, even stopping in the same spot on each side. That changed everything I said above. The focal distance is now like it should be, and the glasses don't separate when I tilt my head up. Right now these are keepers, as I'm pleased with their function.

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