Sightline 6002 Progressive Multifocus Reading Glasses for Men & Women – Lightweight Semi-Rimless Frame, AR-Coated No-Line Lenses – Gunmetal, +2.00 Magnification

These are great multi-focal readers. I actually wear contacts for distance, but want to see at different distances. I am able to use them at work to see my computer. They have a wide view at the mid-point of distance, more than other readers. I also play piano in my church band, and they are ideal for seeing the music! The quality of the frames is just ok, but good for the price.

These are the best reading glasses I have gotten yet. I want some glasses which I can wear all the time and these are close. The top of the glasses still has some correction thus I still have to take glasses off when not using computer or reading. I wish there were better technology for reading glasses such I could wear them all the time.

These are great. I have about 8 of them. They are very comfortable and the progressive lenses work extremely well: the bottom for reading a book or writing , the middle for the computer, and the top for conversation. The silly bag they come in only emphasizes the lack of a case you'd get from the competitors.

these work okay, nothing exciting about the vision clarity. My opinion is to buy good computer readers non progressive and save your hard earned dollars for other things since, I have both types of reading glasses and believe my opinion is factual based on how they perform at my computer and on my IphoneX. Not what I expected for the price charged, I thought they would at least be as clear as my prescription progressive eyeglasses, but they are not.

Love the lens and how it allows me to see clearly from looking down at a book or phone to looking at my computer monitor. Unfortunately, the first pair lost an arm within a few months (and I do take care of my glasses). The second pair lasted 3 months and the nose pad came off (again, I am careful and only use my glasses at my desk. Work great until something breaks. A bit more ruggedness would be welcomed.

I had tried a pair of multifocal glasses at a store recently. I liked the idea and decided to take a close look at the strength options available. I found that the 2.0's had essentially the same lens strength as my expensive prescription glasses so I took the gamble and ordered a pair. I am very happy with my purchase. These glasses perform just as good as my prescription lenses for $370 less. I am going to buy another pair or two in different frame styles to really dial it in.

There must of been a mistake when they manufactured the pair of glasses that I received!!! I ordered the 2.00 reading portion ( bottom ) and 1.40 which I guess was the middle position. But when I put them on it was like there was no magnification at all or so weak I couldn't tell. Any way I was very disappointed.

These were the first multi-focal readers that I have tried. For me, they are a definite improvement over ordinary reading glasses because I work at a computer all day and also must read documents at the same time. My readers were fine for reading documents but when looking up at the screen, it was not very clear. The multi-focal readers solved the problem. I bought the Multifocal Computer Reading Glasses 6002 Semi-Rimless in gunmetal. They are reasonably sturdy and I can recommend them. I probably will experiment with other multi-focal readers to find out which ones work best and look best for me but these are definitely in the running for the ones that I will use from now own. My eye doctor suggested that I purchase custom "progressive" readers (from her of course). While these are not exactly progressive, they are the next thing to it and WAY cheaper than designer frames and custom lenses.