ds. distinctive style Lazy Reader Glasses Prism Glasses Lying Down Bed Horizontal Watching TV Reading Spectacles horizontal Lazy Glasses

This screams lazy. I can watch tv, read, play games, scroll TIKTOK all while lying down flat. Makes me feel really lazy. Quality wise it's actually very high quality. What I will say is how often I actually use it is minimal.It's more of a gimmick. At times it has made me nauseous, much like using a vr headset, so just keep that in mind if you get easily nauseous.

Works as intended, bought so I wouldn’t be bending m neck 24/7 on the phone. Takes a moment to get used to but you can see your peripheral vision so u less you are good at fine tuning your vision you might struggle to adapt. Overall good product

As described. It is heavy and can distort things but that is to be expected

The media could not be loaded. These glasses are too heavy to be able to wear sitting up, which is a shame since I intended to use them while crafting. They immediately slip down your nose, meaning that you can’t see out of them correctly, then slowly slip off your face. The prism clarity is of excellent quality, but due to it being solid glass, I think that’s why the glasses are so heavy. The arms on the glasses are also quite wide, meaning that they don’t support the weight and end up falling off. They are also uncomfortable to wear over glasses.

bought these because i'm too lazy to raise my head when reading at night (hope im not alone on that)just don't walk round with them on! stubbed toes is a real pain, not to mention the feeling of vertigo it gives.As lazy reading glasses, they work!

DisappointedUnusable for me

Somewhat of a novelty, these glasses are really fun to use when you're in bed and don't want to be sitting up. It's somewhat jarring to use at first but after about 10 minutes or so, you get used to the angle and it's easy to read for an extended amount of time. They're slightly loose fitting but obviously, they've made them a size in which it would fit 80% of a customer base. I would like to perhaps see a pair of glasses that is one continuous pane of glass rather than two eyeholes as it can cause me to go a bit crosseyed sometimes when reading (though rare).

Smart functional comfortable