Clic Magnetic Reading Glasses (Expandable), Adjustable Temple Computer Readers, Original Expandable

I wear a 7 3/8’s hat and have bought these type of glasses before. They were too small for my head and if I moved just right I would separate the magnets with them on my face.

I bought these for my husband who destroys glasses on the regular. He has sat on these. He has slept in these. He has not destroyed these! They hang around the neck and are hard to lose. When he takes them off, he will usually hang them on a knob somewhere nearby like a bedroom dresser or even kitchen cabinet. In all other situations they are around his neck. This is not his first pair however. The previous pairs have been retired of old age. As in YEARS of wear. They can yellow over time if you get ones with translucent frames so I don't recommend those. I wish they sold higher strength lenses though. As we get older, we need them! I tried to use his once. Once. I have long hair and they do not fit comfortably under my hair. I could wear them over my hair in an emergency, but that looks stupid for regular wear. Long story, short.....Great glasses, last a long time, don't get them if you have long hair.

Not bad need both hands to connect and rear wire is very stiff and glasses push forward when sitting in chair with head rest

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I got a large head and these were too tight. The back is adjustable and they are very practical to have about your neck but if you are going to read for a long time you will feel the pressure. For people with normal sized heads or small heads these would be prefect.

I have bought several over the last couple of years.I only set them down at the end of the day!!! They are not going to get misplaced.

These are pretty useful. I like the 'half frame' that can sit a bit below sightline for your distant viewing while still giving you reading (close up) assistance. The snap-together magnet works better than I expected, and the convenience of the backstop to see them handy is great. This XXL version is good for me (and my thick neck and head) with size adjustments for width and length of temple piece.Main drawbacks would be:Price — I can buy a 3-pack of decent conventional reading glasses at Costco for about $20, or about $7 each.It really takes both hands to put them on and take them off, since you have to grab each temple to pull the magnet apart.I couldn't tell from the photos online, but the neck loop is stiff plastic (though quite durable!) and so these are not very comfortable for reading in bed, leaning against a pillow.

My husband has two pair of these. His first pair did break at one point but were glued back together and are working fine. His new pair came in perfect condition and he uses them all the time. Perfect for someone who needs to have them handy to read, they're always around your neck and he says he doesn't even know they're there most of the time.

Super mais les ajustements sont facile à déplacer!