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ThinOptics Milano Aluminum Case + Frontpage Manhattan Round Reading Glasses

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Arrives Sunday, Nov 24
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Color: Round Black / Regular Case


Size: 1.00


Features

  • Made in the USA or Imported
  • Non-Polarized
  • Bridge: 15 millimeters
  • Comfort: ThinOptics reading glasses are feather-light. They grip with gentle pressure and can be moved up or down your nose for optimal fit and comfort.
  • Strength: Every ThinOptics Reader is made of shatterproof, thermo-injection molded, optical-grade polycarbonate.
  • Quality: We use the same lens material regularly used in high-end prescription glasses. The lenses are made by one of the most advanced optical lens manufacturers in the world.
  • Convenience: ThinOptics Keychain Readers include both the ThinOptics Reading Glasses & a handy keychain case to keep the flexible glasses safe and attached to you wherever you go.

Description

Weighing less than 2 sheets of paper, Frontpage Reading Glasses are feather- light, durable and ultra-thin. They fit so comfortably in the front pocket of your pants, you may forget they’re with you. Paired with a brushed aluminum, felt-lined 4mm case, they gracefully nest together for protection and portability. Frontpage are full-frame readers, which are a more familiar form factor, without the bulk, for people who have used reading glasses in the past. Both Frontpage styles fit in the felt-lined and magnetic Milano case, but will not fit in the other systems for ThinOptics Readers. Frontpage Reading Glasses are created from medical device materials, like Nitinol, the super-elastic metal alloy used for heart stents. Lenses are incredibly slim, and made from bulletproof-strong polycarbonate lenses. Yep, we don’t mess around. Top quality materials help make both styles light, comfy and durable. 종이 2장 미만의 Frontpage 독서용 안경은 깃털처럼 가볍고 내구성이 뛰어나며 매우 얇습니다. 바지 앞 주머니에 매우 편안하게 맞기 때문에 함께 있다는 사실을 잊어버릴 수도 있습니다. 브러시드 알루미늄 펠트 안감의 4mm 케이스와 짝을 이루어 보호와 휴대성을 위해 우아하게 중첩됩니다. Frontpage는 과거에 독서용 안경을 사용한 사람들을 위해 부피가 크지 않은 더 익숙한 폼 팩터인 풀 프레임 리더기입니다. 두 프론트페이지 스타일 모두 펠트 안감 및 마그네틱 밀라노 케이스에 맞지만 ThinOptics 리더의 다른 시스템에는 맞지 않습니다. Frontpage 독서용 안경은 심장 스텐트에 사용되는 초탄성 금속 합금인 니티놀과 같은 의료 기기 소재로 만들어집니다. 렌즈는 믿을 수 없을 정도로 슬림하며 방탄성이 강한 폴리카보네이트 렌즈로 제작되었습니다. 네, 우리는 어지럽히지 않습니다. 최고 품질의 소재는 두 가지 스타일을 가볍고 편안하며 내구성이 뛰어납니다.


Item model number ‏ : ‎ MBMAN2.0BR


Department ‏ : ‎ unisex-adult


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ June 12, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ ThinOptics


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    • Nice and compact
Color: Blue Size: 1.50
Every time I use these and someone sees them I get asked about them. They are great and easy to carry. They fit into pockets and easy to carry. Because the case is aluminum they will set off metal detectors, lesson learned. The only thing is, it is sometimes hard to get them out of the case because of them being so thin and grabbing the sides to open them. I always feel like I am about to break them, however they are sturdy. I enjoy these much more than my other readers that I carry. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by M T
    • Perfect for use on the go!
Color: Regular Case / Rectangle Tortoise Size: 2.00
I attached the case to the back of my phone, so the glasses are available all the time, especially at restaurants & at the store if I need to read a label. The case is very thin so it doesn't add that much bulk to my phone. The glasses are thin, but seem very durable. They are a little pricey, but worth it ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023 by Teresa R
    • Durably portable
Color: Regular Case / Rectangle Tortoise Size: 2.00
These well-made glasses and case have eliminated the frustration of always having to resort to less than elegant ways to carry reading glasses with me. Typical glasses are too bulky for pockets and inevitably get scratched up from whatever else gets tossed in there. Using one of the temples to hang the glasses on a pocket or shirt collar might work short-term but I always forget they're there after a while and often end up taking them places I wish I didn't (like in a car with the shoulder belt pinching them against me). Taking them out of pockets or from hanging on a shirt also often enough involves the hinges getting tangled up in fabric threads. First world problems? Sure. But it would be good if, instead of having several pairs of reading glasses strategically placed where I'll need them to avoid the portability problem, I can own one pair and safely, conveniently carry them wherever, even backpacking. This pair is that one pair I need. Plus, the optical quality is quite good, no distortion near the periphery, and they don't seem to get scratched. The case fits them like a glove and I hardly notice it's there in my pocket, it's so thin. Probably bombproof, but I haven't run that test yet. The pin for the hinge is a little loose and can start slipping out, but that hasn't created a real problem yet. Last thing, they rest very light on the nose, so no marks means they get the highest marks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2023 by cynestor
    • These are a must have!!!!!!
Color: Regular Case / Rectangle Red Size: 2.50
These glasses are a must have for everyone who travels or uses small purses. I have a pair in every evening bag I own. I went to Europe this summer and just slipped these glasses in my travel bag and did not have to worry about them taking up room or getting crushed. The frames are very nice quality that just fold up and fit into the magnetic hard plastic case perfectly. I get comments “Where did you get those”?!! every time I pull them out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2023 by Melissa Alvarez
    • Worthless if you plan to attach to a phone, which is the point of this product
Color: Black Size: 1.5
Cutting to the chase - This case attaches to the phone by a magnet plate that is stuck to your phone with double-stick adhesive, and the magnet in turn sticks to a metal plate in the glasses holder. The problem is, if you attach the magnet plate to the phone, you're going to lose the ability to charge wirelessly as the magnet confuses the charger and mucks up the connection in general. As induction is the main method of charging phones now, and has been for quite a while, this is a big problem. But that's not all! The magnet plate itself is a pain to attach to the phone in the correct location because they don't give you a template to guide placement. Instead, you have to remove the backing to the adhesive and then try to stick the whole case down in the right spot. However, at least initially the sticky material is not strong enough to overcome the magnet, so you can't lift up the case without the whole thing coming unstuck. As you might guess, repeated attempts just weaken the adhesion. The instructions suggesting you go ahead and try to stick the case down to go over the camera bump is terrible advice. As you'd guess, the raised portion at one end, where the bump is located, causes adhesion issues, and ultimately is not workable. If you try to put the case to the side of the bump, at least on iPhone 12, not max, the case hangs over the edge of the phone, which of course causes other issues. What is maddening is that all this is avoidable, particularly with iPhones. First, the case is unnecessarily just a couple of millimeters too wide to fit between the bump and the edge. That's just a design flaw. The glasses would fit snuggly protected in the case with a slimmer width. Second, the adhesion to the phone is clunky amateur hour. Just a terrible design. I get that a lot of people use cases, so this may have been a compromise to make the case universal, but at the same time for any iPhone product with MagSafe, most people are going to migrate to MagSafe cases anyway. So, in addition to the dimensional change mentioned above, why on earth didn't they design a case that was compatible? I could see extending a plastic plate back from the case with a ring of magnets that allowed the case to stick to the phone and be easily removed. Half the magnets could be in a ring in the space of the existing case, the other half in a ring the extends in a half circle behind it. You could even make the magnet ring slide in and out of the case itself using a friction fit so that the case could be used more easily in just a pocket without the magnets, but that's a bonus as for someone like me, the entire point is to have the glasses stuck to the phone most of the time so they are handy. As for the glasses, the optics re reasonably good. I think better than the $10 pairs off the shelf. The real advantage is the form factor, and I'm waiting to see if they are durable as I see others complaining about scratches. As for the comfort, they're ok. They rely on being light, so the pressure on the nose is from a ridge with no padding, but being light, that doesn't seem to bother me. I also have their no-bow readers that just pressure clip to the nose, and those are good for what they are, but easily fall off if you move your nose at all or head very much, and they can be a little uncomfortable as they have a ground-glass like texture to prevent sliding. They could have done better with some more creative anti-slip materials, but the look of the readers are, to me, superior to the competition that have a softer nose piece, but look a bit goofy. Not sure I'd bother with these again over the Frontpage version as the "connect" purpose of these doesn't connect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022 by DDA
    • Great “cheaters” in a very thin profile
Color: Regular Case / Rectangle Blue Size: 2.50
I have used several different brands of reading glasses, with and without cases, and this is the best by far. The case that the folding glasses come in is very durable, very thin ( maybe the thickness of 2 credit cards) and stays closed with small magnets built into the case. It easily fits in your pocket/purse and the glasses unfold to almost a full size regular pair of glasses. The glasses are very light and come in a few different colors. While they are a little pricy for reading glasses (cheaters), the compact size and durable case hopefully make it worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2023 by Robbin L
    • Slim as paper
Color: Round Clear / Regular Case Size: 2.00
Slim N lightest ever!
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023 by SUN LEE
    • Always in my hand
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Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2023 by Irshad Haldeen

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