AMOMOMA Trendy TR90 Oversized Blue Light Reading Glasses Women,Stylish Square Cat Eye Glasses AM6031

Very stylish, glamorous and look like my expensive prescription glasses but without the high price from my optometrist. They are not too small like other glasses sold on here. I love them and want more for every purse 👛 and room in my house 💕

I love these glasses. I bought the 2 pair set expecting to only like the black, but I really like the translucent frames more. Ok, so to counter the bad reviews, and hopefully help you to decide if you should purchase these glasses, here’s the scoop. 1. They don’t look or feel cheaply made. They are surprisingly good quality for the price. 2. Yes the lenses are a thick decent quality plastic. Do you really expect glass lenses at this price? And yes, plastic does scratch easier than glass. I suggest you don’t lay them with lenses facing down, and don’t clean them with sandpaper. Try a microfiber cloth from the dollar store and you might be surprised how well the lenses come clean. I run mine under the faucet then dry with the microfiber when I get my fingerprints all over the lenses. They are not cloudy and blurry as reviewed. If blurry when clean you need a stronger magnification. It’s not rocket science. 3. After reading that magnification is only when looking straight ahead, I tested mine. True, but only not magnified on the very edges. Does anyone really read with their eyes angled to the outside edges only? When reading I don’t consider it an angled eye test of my peripheral vision. Seriously, no reading issues whatsoever. 4. They are definitely oversized. They are not the tiny glasses the pharmacy or Walmart sells. They are not so big that I look like a clown. I am 5’9” and 210 pounds, not a tiny woman, and these look proportional for my face. And yes, to wear larger glasses on a larger face it is necessary to buy oversized glasses. Manufacturers size them like they size women’s clothes, unrealistic, but I know that and buy oversized for my face. That gives me the look that I want. 5. Anyone who buys these oversized glasses that list the exact measurements, then complain they fall off their head because they are petite and have a small face must also have difficulty feeding and dressing themselves. 6. I honestly don’t know how long they will last. I do know that I am not gentle with my reading glasses, but they have spring hinges so I feel that gives me a better chance of them lasting 4-6 months. At $14 a pair I don’t expect a lifetime warranty. I do know that I can read without squinting , and the glasses look better on me than any other reading glasses I’ve had in many, many years. 7. And final comment. If they do break after wearing once, or a few times, whatever… Amazon accepts returns within 30 days. Get your money back, or get them replaced, whatever will stop you from whining that they are not as good as $200-300 prescription glasses.

Great quality for price!! Super cute and trendy! Definitely will buy again!

Very comfortable and good quality for the price point. My only complaint is that they are very much readers ONLY and things get blurry looking at something more than 12 inches from my face. Unfortunately they are not compatible with monitors that are further away.

Love these glasses. Light weight and expandable. Very reasonable priced.

The light brown and blue gradient glasses are so pretty. They fit comfortably and look like prescription glasses. I'm wearing them now and can clearly read the reviews.

They are sooooooo cute!!!

The frames have some heft to them and look to be good quality. Yes, they are oversized, in that the width from temple to temple is 140mm, an important feature for a person with a wider face. The clear version and the lavender version are attractive, but the lens frame itself is more square than rectangular, and it too is oversized, so it will come down your face quite a bit. These are all fashion considerations that might work well for others, but they don't flatter me at all. Now for the lenses, I bought one each of different lower magnifications to try to find the one that best suited me. The lenses were all kind of cloudy, like I was looking through a plastic overlay expertly affixed to the outside. Remember "Cheaters"? Those were safety glasses with a small clear piece of plastic added toward the bottom of each lens to provide magnification and work something like bifocals. Well, these readers have a big sheet of magnifying plastic, I believe, covering the whole area of each lens. When the magnification is ground into the lens itself, there's some refraction and you can see a minimal outline of objects that makes things appear clearer. These glasses don't have that quality. I tried looking through them at different distances away from my eyes. Yes, there was magnification. No, there wasn't that clean definition. So, up to the buyer to move forward and get a regular Rx lens, if these frames check all the boxes for you. They are reasonably priced, somewhat trendy, and the quality of the frames (plastic encasing a metal wire) is good. They look like they'd hold together a long time.