LUFF Reading Glasses Clip Anti-blue light Magnifying Glass Portable Clips

Helps enlarge items on the screen.
Very helpful to see letters and numbers on the computer monitor. Only downside is the size of the clips

Perfect
It’s perfect for what I needed it for. The size is bigger than my glasses, but I don’t care. It attaches to my glasses easily, and I can see my computer, phone, and small print. Even better, it’s NOT tinted. I had ordered an other pair earlier from another company and they worked, as well. Problem was they had a yellow tint to them and it’s not ideal when you work with Photoshop, or anything relating to needing to see color perfectly. These are absolutely clear, so I use them for working with color, and use the other clip glasses (the tinted ones) when I’m just playing on my phone which helps with eye strain.

height deminsions need to be modified
Product performs as advertised as far as visual is concerned. The dimensions need to be modified a little. In the description, the vertical dimensions are accurate. But consideration must be given to the clip that clips the lens to your glasses. The clip Does Not allow the lens to fully cover the lens flush to your glasses. It puts the bottom of the lens about 1/4 inch or 1.5 cm above the bottom of the glasses.

Solved my computer monitor problem
I wear bifocals and was straining my neck to view my desktop PC monitor. Didn’t want to buy another pair of prescription glasses just for this. Bought 2.0 strength readers and solved the problem. I like that the clips are almost transparent. Only downside is the extra weight. I’ve also found this useful for various workbench projects. No more misplacing and damaging glasses.

TL:DRIF you are hunched over right now trying to read this or you have to remove your eyeglasses to read a book then do yourself a favour and buy this. Now.For the last 20 years almost I have been waging a losing battle with optometrists to get back the sight I lost not through age or infirmity but to the absolute refusal by them to actually give me, the customer, the eyesight she requires. Instead they must always correct to 20/20 regardless of the wishes of the customer. My last visit required me to have the opticians remake the lenses as we thought they had done something when in fact the doctor had over corrected my eyes to the point of nauseating me whenever I moved my head. When the glasses were perched at the very tip of nose to the point of falling off, I could see clearly my hands, a book or the computer screen. That was the tip off (pardon the pun) to the opticians that the prescription was off.What ensued was a series of frustrations with a second visit to the optometrist who sarcastically said that the whole idea was to see far away when correcting a near sighted person to which I had to sarcastically remark that yes, it was however I still need to see my speedometer, my computer, my own hands etc. He deigned to examine me again and I knew that whatever changes he made wouldn’t be enough, given his attitude. Sure enough, back to perching my glasses.I also make books so not being able to fully see my hands without removing my glasses is very frustrating. Yes, I can take them off but my eyesight is pretty bad without them outside of 20 inches from my face. No, I didn’t want progressives or bi-focals because in my opinion they only exist to a)make money and b) make up for the fact the doc can’t dial in the exact prescription.I had had enough. IF the professionals won’t allow me a 20/40 prescription I’ll do it myself. I initially thought of the headset type of magnifying glasses but I didn’t like the size or weight. I found these and thanks to advice found in the review section I knew to order the 1.5 for computer use. Well, let me tell you what happened…..I walked around my apartment saying all kinds of things some of which were rated A and some G but all along the lines of holy crap I can see! I looked at everything – computer, the mail, a book a pile of magazines that had slipped to the floor —–my freakin’ hands!!!!! Yes, I was that floored at being able to see how I used to be able with glasses like reading that I was rhapsodizing a bit. I’m still tickled as I type this because I am actually seeing the keyboard clearly not blurry and I’m guessing what I’m typing.Now, I am tempted to pick up a .5x and a 1x to really dial in what is good for close but still allow me to see far, maybe not crisply but do I really need to see a flea on the back of a bird in a tree 3 miles away? Once I figure out how many degrees off this current prescription is I will go to the optometrist with the info. Hopefully that would motivate them to give me what I need and not merely what they are trained to give me.Okay on the not so good parts. The nose piece gets in the way weirdly more so when the lens is flipped up and I’m looking out of my own glasses but they are still noticeable when down. It isn’t so bothersome to make the whole experience a negative but it is what it is. There is a slight yellow cast but I hope that will not affect my colour selections when editing or designing but we will have to wait and see.

I’m nearsighted and recently got my first bifocal prescription and I was reluctant to get either a progressive or bifocal lens so I went with distance only glasses (which are super for when I am out and about). I could only read my phone (30->40cm) without glasses on but I was having issues with the computer screen at 60cm with or without glasses. There are charts and calcs to convert from 60cm to diopters and magnifications. I selected the x1.5 clip on and it is absolutely perfect not only for the computer screen distance but even for shorter distances (like the phone or a book). It is not suitable for > 60cm away. So basically these are perfect for any desk work I do. Yes they look a little weird if you wear them to a disco but for dek work they are the biz. Great product, good buy, I was happy there was an easy return offered but I will be keeping these. Happy customer