Foster Grant McKay Round Multi Focus™ Progressive Reading Glasses

These are awesome glasses! I’ve been thru lots of different glasses and these by far are the best. Not huge on your face like most. Very stylish and very well made! You won’t be disappointed.

Despite the bad reviews, I took a chance and I was quite impressed with these low-cost lenses. I normally wear contacts, but for reading in the eve, (without contacts), these are perfect. In comparison to the numerous cheap reading glasses (especially the blue light ones), these are definitely clearer and a far better quality lens. The multifocal feature makes them more versatile than normal reading glasses — for use on the computer and distance also. In addition, the 49mm width is great for me, because I use the smaller width. No slipping with these. And, the brown, round style is slightly retro with a larger lens for a classical, stylish look. Like all glasses, these should be carefully cared for since the rims and ear stems are more delicate and held by small screws. Worth the investment!

The glasses are decent. The frame around the lenses, the part that is rubberized feels nice. The metal sides/over the ear pieces are a bit flimsy and feel cheap. I like that there is no harsh bifocal line. The lenses themselves work well. They are light weight glasses.

Very happy with the 2.0 version. I had another pair that cost twice as much that were not as clear at Foster Grants. My computer monitor is 3 feet in front of me. I need a 1.0 to see the monitor but need 2.0 to read documents in front of me. This multifocus/progressive works perfectly so that I don't have to take on/off two different pairs of glasses. They are lightweight and comfortable.

Stylish readers but bend rather easy. You will have to be very careful with them. And for some reason the lenses seem to get more dirty than others and don't clean as well.

I like the way these glasses look and I like the color. They are light and the progressive lenses are perfect for reading, using the computer or wearing all the time. I have had to buy many many pairs of them because they break anytime between a week and a month of having them. The failure is always the same, the frame splits and the lens then falls out. They are cheap glasses and are not sturdy at all. I tried other glasses but could not find one I like how they looked when I wore them as much as these and I assumed perhaps I was just not careful enough so I would buy another pair but no, they are just poorly made and break very very easily. I have bought my last pair and will be looking elsewhere from now on.

My first pair of transitional lenses and I was a skeptic. They are amazing the way you adjust the image by transitioning your eyes to look through the correct area. Very nice sturdy glasses.

First off, let me say that I love the look of these. And other than them being a little too small, they're quite comfortable. They're light, the hinges flex and spring nicely, and the nose bridge is just right. Two stars for comfort. Alas, I don't like anything else about them (and will be returning them). Here are my main beefs:1) There is a definite pink/brown tint to the lenses. I'm guessing they might be blue-light blockers, for working on the computer, though it doesn't say that on the description or on the packaging. This tinting isn't described in the product's listing page text, and the picture with the listing shows crystal-clear, untinted lenses, when they're definitely not.2) They're narrow. About a full centimeter narrower than my other off-the-shelf readers. That makes a difference in the width of the field of vision. It's a little annoying, but it's something I can put up with.Worst of all:3) They are highly reflective and refractive. As I sit here, I can see the reflection of things that are behind me and to the side of me. I can also see some sort of refractive image of my computer screen, sort of a ghost image that appears above the screen. These absolutely do not have an anti-reflective coating. In fact, they're worse than my $5 dime store glasses! I think whatever coating they put on that produces the tint is also great at producing reflections, unfortunately. I find it terribly distracting.and4) the focal distance isn't quite right. They may be great when looking at a desktop computer's screen, but when using a laptop, the screen is a little too close to be in focus. If I tilt my head up a little, the laptop's screen comes into focus, but it's not a natural position, and it feels uncomfortable.I can put up with the size difference. I can even put up with the long focal length/head tilt thing. But the tinting and the reflectiveness are deal breakers. Back they go!

Bueno calidad

Me gusto la prontitud, el precio y la calidad, lo uso para mejorar mi vista

Son muy bonitos pero el armazón se rompe pronto

Bonitos y llegaron en tiempo

Para leer y ver pantalla pero no me funciono