ThinOptics Connect Ultra-Thin Reading Glasses 1.50 Black Frames - Magnetic Case Attaches to Phone - +1.5 Strength Rectangular Readers - Unisex for Men & Woman

Brilliant product, sits nicely on the back of my phone and always withing easy reach when out and about. Use them multiple times a day and they are quite sturdy. Don't think I can manage without them now.

Excellent stylish glasses. The case is much better than the traditional fold open case. It holds the glasses securely while being easy ti extract. Downsides: the magnet pulled out of the case so doesn't attach to phone but like most people I use a case for my phone so it wouldn't stick anyway. The arm broke off the glasses when I lay on them in bed so not indestructible

A great item to reduce the volume of items that you have to carry. I do however, prefer the open and shu case as opposed to the slide in one. As over time the lenses do scratch. But, well recommended. Speedy delivery and good value for the money.

These are great. If you buy some magnetic tape, they can even stick on there beck of a magsafe phone case.

I’ve used the Thinoptics Brooklyn model for over a year and found it excellent. Unfortunately, this Connect model is a significant step down in build quality, optics and durability. The hinge is poorly finished (see picture), and doesn’t open smoothly, making one-handed use difficult. The Connect is heavier and slightly thicker than the Brooklyn, which explains its bulkier case. Optical quality is noticeably worse, and the lenses scratched easily in normal use—something I’ve never experienced with the Brooklyn. Over time, the arms loosen at the hinge. Bending them to correct this makes the glasses harder to slide back into the case. The metal arms are also heavier, lacking the weight-reducing cutouts found on the Brooklyn. The listing describes a “magnetic” case, but it’s actually just double-sided adhesive with no easy way to remove it. I bought two Connect pairs in different strengths, and both have identical issues, so this isn’t a one-off defect. The difference in quality suggests a lower-grade manufacturing process.

Glasses and case perfect for what I wanted. However, the fixing isn’t. Chose the glasses specifically because they could be fixed to my phone case - go walking a lot, always have my phone but usually forget my glasses- and this seemed ideal solution. But, used for first time today, and magnet has come unstuck. Rather than sending back I have glued it which I hope will solve the problem. However, bit peeved I had to do this given the price.

Been trying to find a good pair of reading glasses for a while now. I’ve been through quite a few of them. Having this one has been a dream, I can bring it anywhere anytime being so slim and light to wear. Hopefully if they did the temples just plain straight it can have a much universal fit. This lot are more on the smaller face size and if you have a larger sized individual this will come a bit small to wear .

I rarely feature on reviews but was so pleased with these and felt compelled to share my views on the ThinOptics Connect glasses - I have the +2.0’s and for the first time in a long time I have a clear view of what I’m reading - in the last 10yrs of needing glasses I’ve tried a myriad of proprietary and optician bought reading glasses and none have been this good…and they’re so so compact. Perfect for slipping in my pocket - I won’t use the case attached to my IPhone, which is slightly too small to be a useful platform to mount it on, plus it will add bulk to the back of my phone but I’m sure it will suit some - So not the cheapest reading glasses I have bought but the best so far.

Son lo mejor para tener a la mano y poder ver esas letras pequeñas, o hacer esa tarea. No son para usarlos mucho tiempo pues no son tan cómodos. Pero para traerlos siempre con uno son la mejor opción.

These ones are not as good as the last pair (foldable type - susceptible to having the nose bits break) I had even though they are the same strength. They are OK but hmm, for $80 Au they could be a lot better quality for the price. They tried to sell me a second pair for only $40 so this tells me the original ones are over priced compared to what they are worth. But they do come in handy to use as phone glasses so I can read the screen if I am out and don't have my reading glasses with me. I would probably not buy them again though.

I like how nice and thin it is, but it was way to big for my head, more suited to males

molto leggeri ma resistenti, mi sono già caduti a terra e le lenti non sono saltate

I've been using ThinOptic products for years, and from the first time I touched these glasses, it felt like a knockoff: 1) It is not lightweight, nor soft to flex. 2) The case is larger than the back space of my iPhone Pro Max, and doesn't attach to it.