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These were honestly a shock when i put them on. They are very comfortable and useful to use while doing prolonged crafts. It feels weird to walk around wearing because it feels like youre drunk or doing virtual reality. But that is not a negative comment on the product, more a comment on the engineering behind it. I do recommend this as it has helped my neck and posture during crafts. Definitely worth the buy. They work well for anything that youre doing. The vision is also great.

these 90 degree glasses are genuinely the best thing I’ve gotten for reading!!! (they work for your phone too) I dismissed the idea of buying them in the past but I finally decided to just try it and it’s great! most glasses are too small for my head but these aren’t - I read a whole book in 4 & 1/2 hours and the weight and size didn’t not bother me once - I fell like I gained a new superpower 😄 they are great

At first, I was uncomfortable using it and was thinking of returning it, but after using it for a few more days, I really like it. It's perfect for when I'm sitting or lying down, using my phone or reading a book. I don't have to hold it up heavily, and my hands don’t get numb! The glasses are clear and easy to see, but after using it for more than an hour, the weight starts to press on my nose and it gets a bit uncomfortable. Overall, it works well. But, it's a bit tight for big and tall people, and there's no adjustment.

Cool!! They actually work really well as long as you don’t need glasses. If you need reading glasses or have a hard time seeing without glasses, these are difficult to use along with them. These are meant to be worn alone and are probably great for people who wear contacts, or have 2020 vision. They seem pretty comfortable too. I tried crocheting with them, but I need reading glasses for anything up close and so, these do not work well for that.

I loved the original version but these are even better. The view is clear and does not make objects appear smaller and further away. I prefer the way these prism lens are sturdier and solid, have no framing issues, are easier to clean, and do not stick out as much which allow them to fit in a sunglass case. I use them every night when I lay down to read my kindle before bed and the comfy weight on my face also helps me fall asleep, as the original did. I have also used them to watch TV from bed and also while leaning back in my desk chair. I have gotten so used to wearing them that I very much dislike the eye muscle strain I feel when reading or watching something and I have to tilt my head or eyes. Edit: I use both the older version and this one depending on my mood for Kindle or phone light glare. This version of lazy glasses allows the light from your phone to be visible below the lens so if you are unfocused you may get distracted by the light visible below the lens. The original version with the black frames blocks this light so you only see through the lenses. I keep them both on my bedside table.

It's fun to use. But I feel a little dizzy when I wear it. I thought it would be perfect for couch potatoes or bedtime readers. but it's not great to wear for more than 10 minutes at a time

These do enable me to read a book laying flat, which is what I bought them for. I have progressive lenses in my regular glasses, and I placed these over my regular glasses., The lazy glasses end up sitting in front of the bottom of my progressive lenses which makes it perfect for reading a book or your cell phone. However if I placed my TV on the wall at. the foot of my bed in front of me, the television would be blurry because my reading prescription is for close up of course. I couldn't imagine how these worked until I actually had them on. My suggestion is to buy a pair and give a try. This brand are well made and lenses in them are perfectly clear. There's no adjustment of any kind on the lazy glasses, no moving parts. You could always return them right away if they don't work. Worth the effort to give it a try. The only question I don't have an answer for is whether my eyes will get tired while using them, I've only had them on for a few minutes at this point. But they definitely do what they say.

I’m a big fan of 90* prism glasses. They look goofy (wife makes fun of me) but are so much more comfortable than the alternative when using your tablet in bed. That being said - I wish they came with reading glass lenses built in. Not sure why nobody has thought of this ( that I know of) but until that day I buy the stick on readers and use them with my prism glasses. This pair looked really promising being much more minimalist than other pairs. The problem was my stick on reading glass lenses fell off (I also had to cut them down so they would fit). I solved that with a glue gun and bead of glue at the top (see picture). If you use your tablet in portrait mode these rectangle lenses are not tall enough to see the full tablet. I usually am watching videos in landscape but do get a little annoyed by this limitation typing emails in portrait mode. Bottom line. Best ones I have used so far and will buy again when I inevitably break them.

Had spine surgery and had to lay down keeping neck straight. These allowed me to watch television to pass the time. Worked incredibly well. Well built and functioned as advertised.