New Upgraded Lazy Glasses for Lying Down Bed Reading Watching TV on Sofa High Definition Prism Glasses Light Metal Frame Periscope Horizontal Eyeglasses 90° Angle Reading Glasses

Too much fun, these actually work and are substantial.

Very pleased with this pair for crocheting and helping with my slouching. They do take a minute to adjust to using. Pros: - light weight and thin for my small female face (for context I wear kids size hats/small ladies hats) - the frames take up only ~half my vision if I look straight which allows me to look up and see a good amount in front of me - reasonable price point - prisms are lighter and smaller than a similar pair I bought on Amazon but returned due to preferring this pair Cons: - Due to its lightweight frame, I wish it came with a case as I could see this break easily - I can already feel them sliding down my nose a bit so will look into nonslide pads to add - prisms are naturally a heavy thing, so the weight is something to get used to no matter what pair you buy. - geriatric status at 35 haha

Open design works better than previous plastic enclosed. I first thought the metallic frame would be a problem but turned out it fits best. I like this one the best. Less obstruction of view. Easy to clean.

First, these do NOT fit over prescription glasses. In fact, I think they scratched my lenses when I tried. Without my scrips they work reasonably well.... except for the fact that I need my scrips for anything at crafting distance, so my project was just blurry enough that I wasn't able to use them on their own. They're a little heavy at the prism, but not terribly so.

The pads that are supposed to comfortably rest on your nose are so far apart that they don’t even touch your nose. The sharp metal frame rests on the bridge of your nose, digging in painfully.

I've purchased a few lazy glasses before but they've always been way too heavy. These have exceeded my expectations, for sure! They're lightweight, comfortable, and very clear.

Just had neck fusion surgery few months ago and these glasses make my neck not hurt while trying to read

Great product, and I use them all the time, but be prepared to use some pliers to bend the angle and round the nose grips. Luckily I had jewelry pliers on hand so after a few tries I got it to a much more comfortable and useful angle. Just be prepared, or I know some people will be disappointed.