Review on Protect Your Eyes with TRUST OPTICS Blue Light Blocking Glasses - Women's TV Gaming Computer Eyewear by Scott Mcgowan

the arch is broken. I took it off and the left loop popped out. I've worn glasses since I was 2.5 years old and my glasses have lasted many years because I put them on and off properly (with both hands). After weeks of being punished for breaking glasses, you usually learn to do it right. Another reviewer posted photos and this is the same break I experienced. When it was lying horizontally with the arcs extended and the lenses up, the left arc floated in the air, confirming that they weren't properly balanced. Since they were crooked, they were uncomfortable to wear. I see other reviewers had the same issue. I posted photos from the break and I have no idea if they are blurry or not. . . Unfortunately, I need reading glasses to see what I'm photographing. I zoomed in and hope the pictures are enough. I will return them and try a different brand as other customers' experiences are similar to mine. I have little faith that the next pair will be any better. People always say it's cheap, but $15, that's 2 hours minimum wage, that's not cheap at all. Cheap is a pack of 6 glasses that can be purchased for $12. For 15€ per pair I expect better quality. Problems aside, they worked fine. They were definitely crooked, and perhaps the faulty bow was to blame. The right lens sagged heavily on my cheek and left a streak after more than 20 minutes of wear. The lenses were clean and free of scratches. Its yellow hue was good for staring at Excel and QuickBooks worksheets for hours. I'm disappointed that the bow broke as I started to get used to them. They came in a hard case with a cleaning cloth and the case looks fine, just like the one pictured at the time of this posting. The napkin is black, not white. It's fine, but for those spoiled by such detail, the fabric may be a different color. I prefer black as it hides dirt better.