LightSpecs Nighttime Readers, Black - Strength +2.0

Got these for my dad cause he broke the previous pair that I got from a different seller. They came on time and safely packed. I got extra batteries to be on the safe side because the last pair (From a DIFFERENT seller) the glasses came with dead batteries in them so I had to hurry up and order them and wait for batteries to arrive before he got to use them...but this was not the case with these glasses. Man my poor dad got blinded when he turned these glasses on LOL. He loves them and how bright they are and that they actually worked upon arrival. Def will be buying a back up pair or two since he breaks them haha

Works ok, not as bright as I had hoped.

These glasses are great for reading in bed, working in tight areas where a headlamp doesn't fit, and just about anytime you need extra light in a small or dark space. The drawback, the batteries can be replaced, but it is more affordable to purchase new glasses than to replace the batteries!

I sent them right back- the left side wouldn't work art all - as many of the other reviews stated, they are made very cheaply

You get what you pay for fits the bill here. Product feel, look, build, etc. Very Cheap. Only one side LCD light was working, I thought it was broken, but noticed the light was very dim, so concluded batteries came w/o enough charge. Trying them out before deciding to return and purchase more expensive set, or keep and consider them disposable for the price.

Like many fanatical readers, especially those who share a bed, there are often times when I want to read without disturbing my sleeping mate by having room lights on. The only solution available 20 (25? 30?) years ago was a "Book Light." If you are not familiar with these, they are battery operated lights attached to a clip that grasps your book so you can read it in a dark room. Back when, they used AA batteries and were clumsy as can be, but over the years the design improved, and they became easier to use, especially once they began to be made with small, button batteries. Still, even the best ones add weight to the book, cause one's arm to tire quickly, and then there's the problem of pulling off the clip when it is time to turn the page and reclip it.This is a far better solution. The LED lights are perfectly positioned and the proper brightness to make reading in bed or in any dark room much more comfortable. No extra weight on the book, no clipping and unclipping when you need to turn the page. They are available in all strengths from 1.0 up to 3.0, so whether you need strong or medium strength reading glasses or none at all, you can still enjoy the comfort and benefits of these glasses.I haven't had them too long, so the only question that remains for me is, how long do the batteries last? The product information page claims 50 hours, and if that turns out to be the case, I'll be very pleased. I'm not too concerned though, since you can now buy the correct button batteries on Amazon for just a shade more than a buck a piece.I think it's clear, I do love my new Nighttime reading glasses!

Functional but a little creepy to wear in a restaurant.

These are a little bulky and nerdy, but seem sturdy and have good light output (unlike some other ones I tried). Be careful not to look at someone else's face in a dark room, as these are blinding to whoever you look at. Price fluctuates, so let the three camels watch for you if you're not in a hurry.