Let me start by saying these glasses are a STEAL. Six pairs for under $10? With spring hinges and blue light filtering? I’ve been using them for weeks, and here’s the real tea.

The Good: First off, the blue light blocking is no joke. After marathon Netflix sessions, my eyes feel way less strained compared to when I use regular readers. The lenses don’t have that weird yellow tint some blue blockers do – colors stay true. The spring hinges are clutch; they survive being stuffed in pockets and purses (I’ve tested… aggressively).

Unexpected Perk: Having six pairs means I’ve strategically placed them like Easter eggs – car console, bedside table, even my jacket pocket. No more ‘Where are my glasses?!’ panic when I need to read a menu.

The Not-So-Good: They’re slightly heavier than my $30 designer readers (but come on, it’s 6 vs 1!). The nose pads could be softer for all-day wear – after 5+ hours, I notice them. One pair had a barely crooked frame arm, but with six backups, it wasn’t a dealbreaker.

Pro Tip: The magnification is accurate (I use 2.5), but if you’re between strengths, size up. They run slightly smaller than drugstore readers. The ‘for men’ label is nonsense – the tortoiseshell and black pairs look chic on everyone.

Final Verdict: For the price of one latte, you get an army of functional, decent-looking glasses that actually reduce screen fatigue. Not luxury items, but perfect for scatterbrains like me who lose/break/sit on glasses weekly.