Clic Magnetic Reading Glasses for Men or Women, Computer Readers, Classic (S-M, Smoke, 1.25 Magnification)

CLICs are phenomenal and, if I wasn't so hard on them, I'd still be wearing the 1st pair I ever bought. I'm on my 5th and 6th, as my prescription has changed (and I'm getting accustomed to the soft frame - these here were not the soft frame) from a 1.25 to a 1.5.They get lots of compliments and I point them to CLIC and Amazon!

I've been wishing to have a pair of this type of glasses for years and they were so expensive I had to pass. The second reason I waited was to see if they would come out with another style that was more contemporary. This pair of glasses is it! Very well made, fit great, and they have a contemporary style. I wore them grocery shopping where I'm constantly have to take my glasses on and off. They were everything I had hoped...looked great, worked great, durable, easy to put on and off, and I knew where they were the entire time. LOL! I also received a thank you letter telling me all about the company, Little Gorgeous Things. Nice, personal touch! Buy these, you'll love them!

These have saved me $$$ by not losing nor breaking cheap dollar store readers. Theses are lightweight, comfortable and attractive.

I really like these glasses, for me they are comfortable and easy to wear.The advantages are that they do not slide down my nose like my regular glasses, and the plastic band around the head takes the pressure off in the area above my ears where the arms of my regular glasses would rest and sometimes tend to dig in after a while. Another advantage is that these glasses rest lighter on the sides of my nose so I don't get those red indentations. The last obvious advantage is that when not in use the glasses rest lightly on your chest, which is convenient for me when I have to switch off to sun glasses and my regular glasses were either put down and away someplace or sticking out from the neck of my top where inevitably upon bending over they would fall out and onto the floor.There are two minor disadvantages: In public, I'm a little self-conscious because the band around the back of the head reminds me of braces, almost like 'braces around your head for your eyes.', so to resolve that I put my hair over the band. The other disadvantage is that you need two hands to unclick the glasses, rather than just one hand to remove them.However, I really do like these front - connection ready readers, both for general reading and to do my chores around the house.

I saw a finish carpenter with these and realized how handy they are for close detail work. Fishing around your pocket for readers is a pain and I’m terrible about leaving them lying around. These are a brilliant solution and quite durable.

I have a lot of reading glasses but I grab these more than any other so I can toss them around my neck and they are there when I am working on the car or smoking some BBQ - Having them right there is perfect.

These is a pretty horrible product, but the deceptiveness of the seller is worse.As to the product, the magnet fails to attract at the bridge of the nose straight on, leaving a ap. absolutely not worth the premium price.The fraudulent advertising by the seller: despite saying "Returns -Eligible for Refund or Replacement" on the product page, if you hover over over that, and only if you do so, is Clic's scammy and scummy policy revealed: "This item is non-returnable, but if the item arrives damaged or defective, you may request a refund or replacement."

This is my second pair of CliC magnetic reading glasses. After buying numerous cheap readers and placing them all over the house so I had a pair available practically anywhere I found myself, I spent a few extra dollars for my first pair of CliCs...money well spent. The best thing about them is that once around your neck, they are always readily available - no "misplacing" them on your head or neck as with conventional readers/glasses, or fiddling around getting them into or out of a shirt pocket when you need them. They stow around your neck and "pop" together when needed and fold away when not. (The only downside I have found is that it takes a little extra dexterity to click them together one-handed.) I wear them everywhere - they are my go-to readers. A bit pricey ($40-$50), but the convenience of use is well worth it. Last point: they seem to be exceptionally durable in terms of lens hardness and resistance to scratching. Highly recommend this product.