Eyekepper 5 Pack Reading Glasses for Men Spring Hinges Classic Readers

I have two pair of expensive readers ($100 each) and while these do not have the name recognition, these are actually as good or better. The lenses are clearer, the fit is better, and they are more comfortable. I know they are a price point item but believe me they are an outstanding value for a 5 pack. You cannot go wrong with these, just buy them and distribute a pair where you sit in your home or vehicle.They come with 5 pair of readers and each one has its own soft silky bag with a pull string closure.no brainer5 stars3/8/24 Update: i like these glasses so much i reordered again. one pair did break after dropping on tile floor but regardless these are great to read with , are inexpensive and look good. i spread them around so they are always at hand. they are a good deal.

I like the variety of frames , the hinges are of very good quality, the hinges also allow for some movement when fully open, the tinted sunglasses are a nice feature .

Great set of glasses with some small shortcomings. First on the plus side, you get 5 pairs at a pretty amazing price. Good clarity, no obvious distortion in the lenses, just good reading glasses that work. The temple pieces attach to the frame with a spring at each side that hyperextend a little as needed beyond 90 degrees, so it is a comfortable fit. Springs cause them to stay put once closed or folded. Nothing about them feels cheap, lightweight or poorly made in normal use.Here are the downsides. I bought these 9 months ago and wear them daily, so I have a lot of experience with them. 3 of the 5 pairs snapped on the frame just above the lens about a 1/2 inch up from the nose bridge area. Same spot, 3 pairs. Obviously this is a weak area in the design. I do not abuse them, sit on them, stuff them in my pocket etc. They just broke in that same spot. I used epoxy to glue them back together and relegated those pairs to home use only. Next issue, also on 3 pairs, the screw that attaches the temple piece to the frame popped out. Not sure if the threads stripped or it if came unscrewed in normal use. No big deal, right? Buy a repair kit at the $.99 store and put a new screw in there. Well, due to the springs you can not. The spring is always at tension, you need some way to pull the spring out to get the screw through it and it is not possible with any method that I could come up with, and believe me, I tried. Surely, they have a jig or a machine at the factory to assemble them. Caveat emptor, buy a micro screwdriver and check the tightness of those screws when you receive them and periodically thereafter. Maybe a drop of crazy glue or epoxy on the underside of the screw to keep it in place.Finally, the plastic used to make the lenses is optically clear, but scratches easily. You have to use a lot of caution to ensure that you don't set them down with the lens against the table or you will get round scratches right in the middle of the lens, right where you look through, rendering them useless.Having said all of that, 4 of the 5 pairs have hit the trash after 9 months- the only pair I still have is the shaded sunglass pair, because I rarely use them and they live on a shelf. The reason I'm back here updating my review, is that I'm going to buy 5 more pairs. Even though I got less than a year's use out of them (2 1/2 month average per pair), I still like them and will use what I learned with the first set to hopefully get more life out of the second. Hopefully my experience will help you in that regard as well.

You can't go wrong with these glasses. They are so affordable, work great, and look very nice and comfortable.

I prefer to buy multiple pairs because I’m pretty bad at keeping track of a single pair. Despite best efforts, I find they tend to migrate one by one to the dashboard of my car. Finding a pair of readers is always an issue for me despite owning more than 20 pair. Anyway, these things are super affordable. The optical quality is good. They seem to have a lifespan of two to three years. End of life is a spontaneous or unprovoked break in the frame that causes a lens to fall out. I just toss em and buy new rather than hunt for one of twenty little tubes of superglue that are hiding from me in the house.

Was pleasantly surprised with the reading glasses I purchased. Very clear, easy to read with, and comfortable. Features that are found in more expensive glasses such as spring hinges.

I was really impressed with these glasses! I figured for the price they would be good throw around back ups to keep around the house but they are great! Solid feel with spring hinged lenses and a handy satin sleeve case that is great for cleaning them comes with each pair. Great product.

These eyeglasses look nice, they do the job and are cheap. But durable? Nope. I’m done buying them.

Great value

These are not the glasses from kingsman. They are way too small. They look more like reading glasses. They look nothing like the cutler and gross frame type, as advertised. Very dissapointed.

Many pairs for many places that I need glasses

Good value