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Neck-hanging reading glasses with a front-connect magnetic design, built to stay within reach instead of getting lost.
Clic's magnetic reading glasses use a front-connect design where the two lens halves join magnetically at the bridge, letting them hang around the neck like a pendant when not in use rather than needing to be folded and stored. This Original Long version has a rigid headband-style temple design for a secure fit, in a +1.50 strength.
I have not tried these magnetic reading glasses, but their design and strong customer feedback caught my attention. I included them because they may be useful for someone I know who needs reading glasses that stay close at hand.
| Brand | Clic |
| Style | Original Long |
| Temple type | Rigid headband |
| Strength | +1.50 |
| Weight | 0.04 kg |
| Color | Dark Matte Blue |
| Design | Front-connect, magnetic, neck-hanging |
The core idea is convenience through design rather than a feature list — because the lenses connect magnetically at the bridge, the glasses can hang around the neck like a pendant instead of needing a case or pocket. That's the main practical difference from standard reading glasses, and it's the reason people who've tried them tend to stick with the style.
What strength do these come in?
This listing is +1.50; Clic offers other strengths as separate listings.
How does the magnetic design work?
The two lens halves connect magnetically at the bridge, allowing the glasses to hang around the neck when not in use.
What does 'rigid headband' mean for fit?
It refers to the temple style — a fixed, headband-like fit rather than folding arms.
What color is this listing?
Dark Matte Blue.