Abstract: Provided is an eyeglasses structure, including a mounting groove provided inside at least one side of a frame, wherein the mounting groove has a perforation inside. When an electronic device passes through the perforation, the electronic device is fastened to the mounting groove. In addition, the electronic device has a switch that is exposed to the mounting groove.

Abstract: A pair of glasses includes an upper spectacle frame, a lower spectacle frame, two temples, and two snap-fit components. The lower spectacle frame has two lateral ends detachably integrated with two lateral ends of the upper spectacle frame. At least one lens is installed between the upper and lower spectacle frames. Each temple is pivotally fitted to one of the lateral ends of the upper spectacle frame. Each snap-fit component includes a first end at which a snap-fit portion is designed and a second end coupled with a corresponding temple. The snap-fit portion of each snap-fit component, which is in a fixed position, is inserted into a fastening hole in the at least one lens to fix the lens. The snap-fit portion of each snap-fit component, which is in a separate position, is separated from the fastening hole for replacement of the lens.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a glasses frame, two connecting members, and two temples. The glasses frame includes a first end and a second end spaced from the first end in a lateral direction, each of which forms a coupling base extending inward in a longitudinal direction perpendicular to the lateral direction. Each connecting member includes spaced first and second segments, and the first segment is detachably connected to a corresponding coupling base of the glasses frame. Each temple performs upward/downward pivotal rotation relative to the glasses frame according to an axis defined by a pivot which connects the front end of each temple with the second segment of one of the connecting members. The pair of eyeglasses allows each temple to be removed from the glasses frame easily.

Abstract: A pair of glasses includes a spectacles frame, a lens unit, and two pivotal members. A pivot hole is provided in each of first and second ends of the spectacles frame. The lens unit is detachably assembled on the spectacles frame and includes two snap-fit portions. Each pivotal member includes a swing arm and a pivot formed at the swing arm and held in a corresponding pivot hole, so that each pivotal member can make a pivotal rotation relative to the spectacles frame. The swing arm includes a locating slot at a lower end thereof. The lens unit is assembled on the spectacles frame when the snap-fit portions of the lens unit join the locating slots in the pivotal members. The lens unit can be disassembled from the spectacles frame when the snap-fit portions of the lens unit are separated from the locating slots in the pivotal members.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses with replaceable temples includes a glasses frame, two connecting members, and two temples. The glasses frame includes a first end and a second end spaced from the first end in a lateral direction, each of which forms a coupling base extending inward in a longitudinal direction perpendicular to the lateral direction. A recess and a first magnet are included in each coupling base. A first segment of each connecting member is held in the recess of a corresponding coupling base. A second magnet is included in the first segment of each connecting member and coupled with the first magnet in the corresponding coupling base to allow the connecting members to be securely coupled with the glasses frame. A front end of each temple is engaged with a second segment of one of the connecting members. The pair of eyeglasses features temples removed and fixed conveniently.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses with replaceable temples includes a glasses frame, two connecting members, and two temples. The glasses frame includes a first end and a second end spaced from the first end in a lateral direction, each of which forms a coupling base extending inward in a longitudinal direction perpendicular to the lateral direction. A recess and a first magnet are included in each coupling base. A first segment of each connecting member is held in the recess of a corresponding coupling base. A second magnet is included in the first segment of each connecting member and coupled with the first magnet in the corresponding coupling base to allow the connecting members to be securely coupled with the glasses frame. A front end of each temple is engaged with a second segment of one of the connecting members. The pair of eyeglasses features temples removed and fixed conveniently.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a glasses frame, two connecting members, and two temples. The glasses frame includes a first end and a second end spaced from the first end in a lateral direction, each of which forms a coupling base extending inward in a longitudinal direction perpendicular to the lateral direction. Each connecting member includes spaced first and second segments, and the first segment is detachably connected to a corresponding coupling base of the glasses frame. Each temple performs upward/downward pivotal rotation relative to the glasses frame according to an axis defined by a pivot which connects the front end of each temple with the second segment of one of the connecting members. The pair of eyeglasses allows each temple to be removed from the glasses frame easily.

Abstract: A windproof glass frame with a ventilation structure includes a glass frame having a rear side facing a face of a user wearing the windproof glass frame. The glass frame includes a lens frame corresponding to an eye portion of the user. The lens frame has two frame sections symmetric to each other. Each of the two frame sections includes at least one vent. An opening/closing mechanism is mounted to each of the two frame sections. Each opening/closing mechanism can be operated to control opening and closing of the at least one vent.

Abstract: A pair of glasses includes a frame, a lens unit, two temples, and two snap-fit members. The frame includes a lens-holding portion and two connecting seats each having a bump and a projection, and an engagement space is defined between the bump and the projection. The lens unit supported by the lens-holding portion has two through-holes in which the bumps are held. Each snap-fit member relative to the frame is rotatable between a fixed position and a separated position. Each snap-fit member has a resisting portion formed in an internal face thereof, and the resisting portion is held in the engagement space to causes the lens unit to be fixed when each snap-fit member stays in the fixed position. The resisting portion keeps away from the engagement space to make the lens unit not fixed when each snap-fit member stays in the separated position.

Abstract: A pair of glasses includes a frame, a lens unit, two temples, and two snap-fit members. The frame includes a lens-holding portion and two connecting seats each having a bump and a projection, and an engagement space is defined between the bump and the projection. The lens unit supported by the lens-holding portion has two through-holes in which the bumps are held. Each snap-fit member relative to the frame is rotatable between a fixed position and a separated position. Each snap-fit member has a resisting portion formed in an internal face thereof, and the resisting portion is held in the engagement space to causes the lens unit to be fixed when each snap-fit member stays in the fixed position. The resisting portion keeps away from the engagement space to make the lens unit not fixed when each snap-fit member stays in the separated position.

Abstract: A storage display box includes an upper body having a side with an edge pivotably connected to an edge of a side of a lower body. An engagement groove is defined in an outer side of the upper or lower body. An elongated plate is removably received in the engagement groove when the upper and lower bodies are in a closed position. An insertion groove is defined in an inner wall of the upper or lower body. When the upper and lower bodies are in an open position, a first toothed portion on the side of the upper body meshes with a second toothed portion on the side of the lower body, and the elongated member is removably engaged in the insertion groove. The upper and lower bodies in the open position form two legs. The elongated member engaged in the insertion groove supports an object in an inclined position.

Abstract: A storage display box includes an upper body having a side with an edge pivotably connected to an edge of a side of a lower body. An engagement groove is defined in an outer side of the upper or lower body. An elongated plate is removably received in the engagement groove when the upper and lower bodies are in a closed position. An insertion groove is defined in an inner wall of the upper or lower body. When the upper and lower bodies are in an open position, a first toothed portion on the side of the upper body meshes with a second toothed portion on the side of the lower body, and the elongated member is removably engaged in the insertion groove. The upper and lower bodies in the open position form two legs. The elongated member engaged in the insertion groove supports an object in an inclined position.

Abstract: Snap-fit type eyeglasses include a frame having a bottom edge. The bottom edge includes a groove having a downwardly facing opening. A stop is provided on each of two ends of the groove. A temple is pivotably mounted to each of two ends of the frame. A snapping member is pivotably mounted to each end of the frame and has a snapping hook on an end thereof. A lens unit includes two lenses integrally formed with each other as a single, monolithic piece. The lens unit includes two ends each having a slot. The snapping hook of each snapping member is releasably engaged in one of the slots of the lens unit. Each temple and one of the snapping members are pivotable relative to the frame about a common pivot axis.

Abstract: A nose pad assembly includes a top rod having a recessed section in an inner side thereof. A chamber is defined in a bottom wall of the recessed section. A rib and a fixing groove are provided on a bottom face of the chamber. A nose pad includes a connection rod received in the chamber and having a guiding hole and a ridge. A closure plate is mounted in the recessed section and includes a block extended through the guiding hole and engaged in the fixing groove. The ridge is forcibly passable through the rib and movable between an upper position at an upper side of the rib and a lower position at a lower side of the rib. The nose pad assembly can be assembled with a lens unit to form glasses, with the lens unit held by the nose pad and the top rod.

Abstract: A nose pad assembly includes a top rod having a recessed section in an inner side thereof. A chamber is defined in a bottom wall of the recessed section. A rib and a fixing groove are provided on a bottom face of the chamber. A nose pad includes a connection rod received in the chamber and having a guiding hole and a ridge. A closure plate is mounted in the recessed section and includes a block extended through the guiding hole and engaged in the fixing groove. The ridge is forcibly passable through the rib and movable between an upper position at an upper side of the rib and a lower position at a lower side of the rib. The nose pad assembly can be assembled with a lens unit to form glasses, with the lens unit held by the nose pad and the top rod.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a frame and two temples. The frame includes two rims whose inner edges are connected with each other. An inner wall of each of the rims has a slot in which the lens is inserted. An outer edge of each rim has a first connecting end and a second connecting end capable of connecting with or being separate from each other. Outer edges of the first and second connecting ends of each rim are respectively configured with connecting portions. A front end of each temple has a connecting recess for containing the two connecting portions of one of the rims to connect the first and second connecting ends of the rim. With the frame structure, the slot of the rim can be allowed greater depth, so that the lenses can be more firmly fixed to the rims respectively.

Abstract: A pair of eyeglasses includes a frame, two lenses, two first magnets, two temples, and two fasteners. The frame includes two lens-holding portions and two magnet-seats. The lenses are held by the lens-holding portions, respectively. The first magnets are disposed at the magnet-seats respectively. The temples are connected with two sides of the frame respectively. The fasteners, each having a second magnet, are pivoted on the frame, and are rotatable with respect to the frame, so that the respective first magnet and the respective second magnet attract each other to fix the respective lens.

Abstract: An assembly for glasses includes a frame having a top rod. A seat is formed on a bottom of the top rod. The seat includes a first engagement hole having first and second wider portions and a narrower portion located between the first and second wider portions. A first connecting rod extends from a top of a bridge and has a protrusion received in one of the first and second wider portions. The first protrusion is forcibly passable through the narrower portion into the other of the first and second wider portions, allowing adjustment in a spacing between the bridge and the top rod. Two grooves are defined in the bottom of the top rod. An abutment portion is formed in each groove. Two lenses are respectively received in the grooves. Each lens includes a protruded portion abutting the abutment portion of one of the grooves.