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Round Photochromic Progressive Readers

Reading, screen time, and a step outside. A classic round frame with progressive and light-responsive lenses.

$59.99 USD$89.99 USD
Progressive lensesPhotochromicTitanium-alloy temples
Your color. Your strength.
Frame color
Reading strength

Selected: Black / +100

Item total: $59.99 USD

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Different tasks, one lens design.

Understand the viewing areas before choosing a strength.

Light changes. Lenses respond.

See how photochromic lenses transition between conditions.

A round frame, your way.

Black or blue, with nine actual reading strengths.

Round readers with thin titanium-alloy temples

Round frame with thin titanium-alloy temples.

Meet your everyday pair

Thoughtful details.
Useful everyday changes.

01

Progressive lens design

Different areas serve different viewing tasks. Learn where to look for reading and screen use, rather than treating the entire lens as one strength.

02

Photochromic response

Lenses change tint with suitable light exposure, offering a different experience from lenses that keep one fixed tint.

03

A distinctive round silhouette

Full rims, a curved bridge, and thin titanium-alloy temples create a simple everyday shape. See the original details below.

Original product photo showing photochromic lenses and progressive lens markings on round reading glasses

Original product image · Preserved in full, including the lens markings.

The product, in its original image

Progressive design.
Photochromic lenses.

The original product image brings the two lens features together: progressive reference markings and the presentation of light-responsive lenses.

01

See the progressive markings.

The yellow marks make the lens layout visible in this product photo. The interactive explanation below helps you understand different viewing areas.

02

Understand changing light.

Photochromic describes a lens that changes tint under suitable exposure. Explore the indoor and outdoor states in the next section.

Original product image. Lens markings illustrate the design; they are not a measured lens map. Contact us for packing details.

01 · Progressive, explained

Change your task.
Find your viewing area.

A progressive lens varies across its surface. Looking through the right area matters as much as choosing the reading strength.

For close reading, the lower lens area is typically used. Adjust your gaze and the position of your book to find a comfortable area.

Viewing areas are illustrated conceptually. Exact power and working distance depend on the lens design and fit; this diagram is not an optical test.

UpperUpper viewing area
MiddleIntermediate tasks
LowerClose reading

Conceptual viewing regions · Not a prescription or optical test

IndoorsIllustration

Tint is a visual explanation, not a measured product result.

02 · Photochromic, explained

From indoor light
to a brighter day.

Unlike a fixed-tint lens, a photochromic lens changes tint with suitable exposure and returns toward a clearer state when that exposure is removed.

Indoors: a lighter lens state for everyday indoor tasks.

Actual response depends on the lens and conditions. No transition time, darkness level, UV rating, or performance inside a car is promised.

01 / INSIDE

Start with your reading.

Use the appropriate lens area for your book or screen.

02 / OUTSIDE

Meet a change in light.

Suitable exposure activates the photochromic response.

03 / BACK INSIDE

Return toward clear.

Tint fades as exposure changes. Timing varies by conditions.

03 · A closer look

Look at the frame.
Not just the feature list.

Original photography shows the rounded rim, bridge profile, and temple connection up close.

Original round rims, curved bridge and slim temples
Original photo · Round rims and bridge profile.
Closer composition of original frame and temple junction
Original photo, enlarged crop · Frame junction and temple.

The shape is in the details.

A rounded front, a curved bridge, and thin titanium-alloy temples give this pair its character. The narrow metal arms and curved ear-tip sleeves are shown in the original close-ups.

Thin titanium-alloy temples.

The temples are titanium alloy. Their thin, flat metal profile is an important detail of this pair. The metal arms and curved ear-tip sleeves can be seen in the original close-ups.

Everyday moments

Less interruption.
More of your day.

Reading a few pages, checking a screen, and moving between indoor and outdoor light: start with the tasks you actually do.

Illustrative adult man wearing round readers with thin titanium-alloy temples while reading by a cafe window

A book. A screen. A quiet moment.

Move between tasks with attention to your gaze and the lens area you use.

Illustrative wearing scene.

01 / YOUR READING

Stay with the small print.

Choose from +1.00 to +3.00 reading strengths. The lower viewing area is illustrated for near tasks.

02 / YOUR WORKSPACE

Know where to look.

Progressive lenses use different areas. Screen position and frame fit help you find a comfortable viewing area.

03 / YOUR NEXT STOP

Understand changing light.

Photochromic lenses respond to suitable exposure. The diagram explains the idea without promising an instant change.

Round reading glasses

A closer look at your pair.

What you are choosing

Your pair.
Your color. Your strength.

Choose Black or Blue, then one of nine available reading strengths.

ColorsBlack · Blue
Reading strengths+1.00 to +3.00, in 0.25 steps
Lens designProgressive multifocal, per listing
Light responsePhotochromic, per listing
Frame profileRound, full rim
Temple materialTitanium alloy

Questions about fit or what comes with your pair? Contact SunRay support.

Choose for the way you read

Different lens approaches.
Different everyday needs.

Compare designs without assuming one solution is right for everyone.

Typical single-vision readers

One reading power.

  • A single reading power across the lens.
  • Usually chosen for a specific near task.
  • Light response depends on the lens purchased.

May suit a dedicated pair for close reading.

This product’s listed design

Progressive + photochromic.

  • Viewing areas vary across the lens.
  • Requires attention to gaze and fit.
  • Tint responds to suitable light exposure.

Consider this combination if it suits your everyday viewing tasks.

A little guidance goes a long way

Start with your
reading strength.

Use the SunRay Lens Strength Guide as a reference, then return here to choose from the actual options.

The chart is a reference, not a prescription or a substitute for an eye examination. It does not establish the upper or middle power of progressive lenses.

Open the strength guide ↗ (opens in a new window)
Before you order

Three things to check.

01   Your familiar reading strength.

02   Whether progressive lenses suit your tasks.

03   Fit, lens specifications, and packing details.

Ask SunRay support.

GOOD QUESTIONS, CLEAR ANSWERS

Before this pair becomes yours.

Which reading strength should I choose?

Choose the reading strength that already works for your near tasks. This product’s available options are shown above. Our printable guide is a reference, not a prescription or substitute for an eye examination.

Find your strength (opens in a new window)
Is every part of the lens the same strength?

Progressive lenses have different viewing areas. Use the appropriate area for reading and screen tasks. Exact viewing comfort depends on the lens design and fit. Contact us if you need help understanding the lens specifications.

How do the photochromic lenses work?

They change tint under suitable exposure and return toward clear when exposure is removed. Response depends on the lens and conditions. The illustration is not a timed test or a guarantee of windscreen performance.

Which part is titanium alloy?

The temples are titanium alloy. Their thin, flat metal profile and curved ear-tip sleeves are shown in the close-ups. We describe the temple material specifically rather than treating every component as the same material.

What comes with the glasses?

Contact SunRay support for current packing details. Objects pictured beside the glasses are not a packing list.

What about the anti-blue-light feature?

The product listing describes an anti-blue-light feature. Ask us for lens specifications. We do not claim medical, sleep, or therapeutic benefits.

Shipping, returns and order tracking

Use the shipping and refund policy links near the purchase area for current terms. Tracking details are sent by email after dispatch.

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Round Photochromic Progressive Readers

A familiar shape.
A considered everyday choice.

Choose your frame color and reading strength.

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