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Antong's progressive multifocal glasses use a three-zone lens: full magnification at the bottom for close reading, reduced power in the middle for computer and TV distance, and half power at the top for walking and shopping. They are sold as a two-pack, so one pair can stay at the desk and one can travel. The design suits people who are tired of swapping reading glasses for distance glasses, but a 3.6 average from 71 ratings suggests the fit and lens quality do not satisfy everyone. Compared with single-vision computer glasses, they add range at the cost of a narrower sweet spot in each zone.
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Ratings are middling at 3.6 out of 5. Buyers who adapt to the three-zone lens like not switching glasses, while others report trouble with the transition between zones and with the frames.
These progressive multifocal computer glasses come as a 2-pack. The lenses let you read and look at distant objects without switching glasses.
Each lens has three zones. The bottom part is full-power magnification for near reading. The middle part has slightly reduced power for work on a computer, watching TV and similar tasks. The top part is half-power magnification for walking, shopping and everyday activity.
