Noble Ultra Slim and Flat Reading Glasses Thin and Flexible Armless (2 Pairs) Enhanced Comfort Nose Rest, Armless Pocket Size Readers with 2 Stick-on Silicone Case Holder (Clear, +2.50)

Arrived July 27th, broke August 3rd. I will purchase again as they serve the purpose I need them for (not having to carry readers in addition to sunglasses) but I will be more mindful of how I remove and replace them in their case. Other than breaking and becoming useless at that point, I had no scratching issues, case fits nicely on my phone, do not interfere with wireless charging, and have no issues sliding my phone in/out of my pants pocket. These readers also slide on nicely BEHIND my sunglasses. 3 stars because they broke.UPDATE: I have been using the second pair of glasses for just over a month now and they are still in one piece :D. I have altered the way I handle them a bit. I don't just pull them out of the case, I slowly pull until one lense pops out then use the edge of that lense (near the bridge) to handle everything else from putting them on to replacing them in the case.I also had the pleasure of "chatting" with the seller/seller's agent. They reached out to me via email and were extremely pleasant. I would not hesitate to purchase from this seller again.

Fantastic! I just discovered your ultra slims, they are the best! I have been using your competitor's product for years but just switched to yours. They are better than the other slim glasses and they are less expensive. Your product is very handy for active sportsmen that need glasses hidden away. Perfect for skiers, mountain bikers, and boaters.

Work great. They don"t fall off your nose. The phone holder makes sure the glasses are always near you. The competition does not make a 3.0Only disappointment is they snapped after 2 months of use. That it comes with a second pair helps.

I had high hopes for the Noble Ultra Slim and Flat Reading Glasses, but unfortunately, they did not meet my expectations. Here are the main issues I encountered:Durability Concerns: Despite being marketed as flexible and durable, the glasses felt flimsy and fragile. They didn't seem like they could withstand regular use without breaking.Comfort Issues: The armless design, which I thought would be innovative, turned out to be quite uncomfortable. The glasses didn't stay in place well and required constant adjustment.Lens Quality: The lenses were not as clear as I expected. There was noticeable distortion, making it difficult to read for extended periods.Value for Money: Given the price, I expected a higher quality product. Unfortunately, these glasses did not deliver on their promises, making them a poor investment.

These are so convenient, so I first tried out the ThinOptics line, long story short after buying it 3 times, in a last ditch effort to carry a small set of reading glasses on my phone, I tried this and WOW. The issue with the ThinOptics was that it would break after about 3 months of use where the nose clips are, and because they are not a solid piece and when it does break, it sharp as hell. The other issue it would scratch easily and then the bulky plastic holder. This one instead has sold nose clips with grips, I’ve had them for weeks and no scratches so far and the clip is mad out of rubber so much smaller and shaped as a ‘V’ that helps with hand grip in general to your phone but also when the glasses are removed it la not that solid plastic that makes it hard to grip your phone and adds another layer of thickness. If you’ve bought ThinOptics in the past, make the switch like I did. ThinOptics - I applaud you for being first but update these issues

I have had the expensive brand that cost about $20 for one set and they worked great but would break at the bridge about 1/month. That company used to replace them for $5 but once they stopped doing that I started to look elsewhere. I ordered direct from China and those were just as good, lasted a bit longer and were about $5/each shipped if you purchased 3-4. But they took 6 weeks to arrive. I was excited when I found another brand that sells these for a fair price ($20 for 2). I think they are more comfortable and better built than the expensive brand. They last 2-3x as long before they break at the bridge and of course they are half price. However I am only giving them 3 stars because the lenses scratch VERY easy. Long before they break at the bridge, the lens is so scratched that I can barely see through them and they are of limited use. So ultimately I would say the expensive brand has the best optics, but they are the most expensive and are built poorly in every other way (they often are slightly warped and snag when putting them in the holder, and they break easily). So I would have to say I am most pleased with the cheap direct from China models more than Noble or the expensive brand.