MR.SIGA Premium Microfiber Cleaning Cloths for Lens, Eyeglasses, Screens, Tablets, Glasses, 6 Pack, 6 x 7 inches (15 x 18 cm)

I used to just use whatever I could get my hands on during the day to clean smudges etc. off my glasses but with modern lenses and coatings, before long I would have scratches in the finish. My newest pairs of glasses came with cloths like these and I just keep one in my pocket all day to clean my glasses with. These seem to be at least as good as the ones which came with my new glasses and without buying an enormous quantity, this was about the best deal per-cloth that I could find.

I love them for all My devices and my cars screen too

Purchased for car care use and my wife took half of them! They’re soft and work great for cleaning the interiors of our cars…so she decided they’d be good for cleaning in our home. Good quality, good value and they are holding up great.

I bought these to clean my glasses. I was using the Zeiss brand, which is fantastic, but WalMart doesn't carry them all that often, so I tried these. These are okay, but they are not the same quality as Zeiss. I can't explain why very well. Zeiss clean my glasses beautifully and quickly. These tend to smear my glasses sometimes and it is a pain to get them clean and streak free. If you wear glasses, you will understand. So don't buy them to clean glasses, but they may be good for other purposes.

These work well and I like the texture. They are thinner and smoother than some. They get the job done and feel high-quality.

Great microfiber cloths for cleaning glasses, sunglasses and electronic devices. It's small size makes it easy to fold up and carry in a purse, bag, or luggage. I have one at my desk at work, at home, in my car, and in my daily carry bag. I even bought some to give away in a Christmas "emergency kit" gifts for friends and co-workers.

I bought a 12 pack and gave them to family. Each person said the same exact thing, "Amazing it's like my glasses are new again"

They're great when new but after a gentle washing by hand and allowing them to air-dry, they lose their smoothness and become difficult to use.