👓 SightLine 6007 Multifocus Computer Reading Glasses - Ideal for Medium to Large Fit and Magnification 1.50 Review

These glasses were of poor quality for me. My two biggest complaints are: 1) The highest magnification seemed to be at the very bottom of the lens. I had to tilt my head back to read objects close to my face, rendering them almost unusable. 2) Lenses dangle in the frame. You can feel them move slightly when you touch them and they make a slight rattle when I move the glasses.

Better than single prescription glasses if you work at a desk with a computer monitor. I can see both the papers in front of me and the monitor clearly without having to bend over or lean towards the monitor. Instead of having to tilt my torso to focus, I can now just tilt my head slightly when I need to adjust the focal length. Four stars because they fit my big head a bit. I wish the spring loops were a little less tight.

Yes they are made in China but the build quality is better than average. No, it's not Persol. but hey 30 dollars! The lenses are anti-reflective coated and have spring hinges to help with excessive flex. Progressive lenses work like magic. I had to laugh a little putting them on as they work really well. . I would highly recommend them for computer work. I am very happy with the glasses. do I recommend them? YES SIR. This actually inspired me to write a review to tell you, the reader. I'm a 5ft