ThinOptics Unisex Adult Glasses Reading, Attachable Case / Rectangle Tortoise, 2.00 US

Love these glasses. They are a pretty red. They are thin and can easily fit in my compact purse. I highly recommend them.

Bluntly, the fresnel lenses seem weird, but my eyes seem to be able to read better with them than the stack of typical drug store reading glasses I have. Especially looking at screens. Fingerprints like them... but they clean up easily enough. I bought a 2nd pair so I'm not without. Been using them for a couple of years.

Not for everyday but great for carrying in a waist bag or shirt pocket. Slim sleek design. I use mine at restaurants to see the menu better or to read food labels at the grocery store 🤙🏽🤙🏽

This is a great idea. However, the magnet was not strong enough to stay on the iPhone case I have. That's what I was hoping would work.

Finally realized I need to have reading glasses accessible all the time but couldn't find anything convenient to carry in my pant pockets when I'm on the go. Incredibly thin case, super light weight, easily fits in pocket with phone or wallet.

Cutting to the chase - This case attaches to the phone by a magnet plate that is stuck to your phone with double-stick adhesive, and the magnet in turn sticks to a metal plate in the glasses holder. The problem is, if you attach the magnet plate to the phone, you're going to lose the ability to charge wirelessly as the magnet confuses the charger and mucks up the connection in general. As induction is the main method of charging phones now, and has been for quite a while, this is a big problem.But that's not all!The magnet plate itself is a pain to attach to the phone in the correct location because they don't give you a template to guide placement. Instead, you have to remove the backing to the adhesive and then try to stick the whole case down in the right spot. However, at least initially the sticky material is not strong enough to overcome the magnet, so you can't lift up the case without the whole thing coming unstuck. As you might guess, repeated attempts just weaken the adhesion.The instructions suggesting you go ahead and try to stick the case down to go over the camera bump is terrible advice. As you'd guess, the raised portion at one end, where the bump is located, causes adhesion issues, and ultimately is not workable. If you try to put the case to the side of the bump, at least on iPhone 12, not max, the case hangs over the edge of the phone, which of course causes other issues.What is maddening is that all this is avoidable, particularly with iPhones.First, the case is unnecessarily just a couple of millimeters too wide to fit between the bump and the edge. That's just a design flaw. The glasses would fit snuggly protected in the case with a slimmer width.Second, the adhesion to the phone is clunky amateur hour. Just a terrible design. I get that a lot of people use cases, so this may have been a compromise to make the case universal, but at the same time for any iPhone product with MagSafe, most people are going to migrate to MagSafe cases anyway. So, in addition to the dimensional change mentioned above, why on earth didn't they design a case that was compatible? I could see extending a plastic plate back from the case with a ring of magnets that allowed the case to stick to the phone and be easily removed. Half the magnets could be in a ring in the space of the existing case, the other half in a ring the extends in a half circle behind it. You could even make the magnet ring slide in and out of the case itself using a friction fit so that the case could be used more easily in just a pocket without the magnets, but that's a bonus as for someone like me, the entire point is to have the glasses stuck to the phone most of the time so they are handy.As for the glasses, the optics re reasonably good. I think better than the $10 pairs off the shelf. The real advantage is the form factor, and I'm waiting to see if they are durable as I see others complaining about scratches.As for the comfort, they're ok. They rely on being light, so the pressure on the nose is from a ridge with no padding, but being light, that doesn't seem to bother me. I also have their no-bow readers that just pressure clip to the nose, and those are good for what they are, but easily fall off if you move your nose at all or head very much, and they can be a little uncomfortable as they have a ground-glass like texture to prevent sliding. They could have done better with some more creative anti-slip materials, but the look of the readers are, to me, superior to the competition that have a softer nose piece, but look a bit goofy.Not sure I'd bother with these again over the Frontpage version as the "connect" purpose of these doesn't connect.

I always carry my Thin Optics reading glasses with me in my hip pocket when I am out and about just in case I need to read a menu or a fine print grocery label. The sturdy thin case fits perfectly next to a comb.

Quality and clarity are great

Para mi el atro estuche era mucho mejor el que me enviaron no me gustó poco practico e incómodo el que se abría como como estuche es mejor y practico este nuevo estuche es incomodo

Tengo varias de estas gafas que son de buena calidad, las guardas perfectamente en tu saco, en tu bolso, en tu bolsillo y requirente de poco espacio. No las utilizo para trabajar en la oficina, para eso existen otras más especializadas.

Me gustan mucho

Tal como lo describen, ligeros y de muy buena calidad. Y delgaditos!!!!

Sin duda los recomiendo. Muy cómodos de llevar en la bolsa del pantalón y facilita la lectura bastante. Mi única advertencia es que por su delgadez es fácil no verlos y si te sientas en ellos es muy probable que rompas una pata. Van dos que rompo y estoy en mi tercer par.