LIGHTSPECS Predator Camo Impact Resistant Lense LED Safety Glasses (LSSG-60450-CAT)

Admittedly, I have not used these at work yet - I'll try to update after I have. However, here is my out-of-the-box assessment.The fit will depend on your head, but they seem to be a good design and fit for me. They are very similar to the once-wildly popular "wrap-around sunglasses," so they offer good side protection. The lenses are nice and clear (for my purposes, no tint of any kind would be acceptable) and the only visual distortion I detect is that objects do seem SLIGHTLY closer/larger, but every set of sunglasses I've ever worn have had the exact same effect. It is only noticeable if you tilt your head back and forth, otherwise you would never know. Despite this slight magnification effect, I'm able to compensate without thinking about it, so depth perception does not seem to be an issue so far.The black frames are comparable to thick-framed nerd-style glasses. I would say they still definitely look like safety glasses because of the large lenses, but I've also seen people with regular eyeglasses that were not terribly dissimilar to these. They seem sturdy and the plastic does not feel brittle. The tips near your ears are quite flexible and the rest of the frame has enough "give" to it so that it hopefully won't break with normal use.The lights activate with a triangle-shaped (like an inverted mountain, the peak pointed toward the floor) switch on either side. The switch location is very intuitive (just in front of the sideburns on a man's face) and quite easily to manipulate with your thumb. Forward is on, rearward is off. There is a solid click when you move it either way. You can, of course, activate them independently if you wish. The lights themselves are quite bright, they look like typical 3mm clear/white LEDs. With both lights activated, there is considerable light output. Whether in a moderately-lit room or a dark one, these will shine a lot of light on your subject. This is perfect for me because I often cast my own shadow over my work even with "procedure lighting."Overall, unless I am wrong about the quality, I think I will be pleased with these. The one caveat - I assumed that these would be unpleasant for other people when you are looking at them / talking to them. I was right. People won't want to interact with you in close quarters for the most part since so much light is coming from such a small area. On the other hand, if you want to make it impossible for others to make eye contact with you, these are great. Maybe I'll leave the LEDs on when talking to coworkers I dislike.

I just bought these and used them to change a kitchen faucet. They worked great. These work glasses shone a light wherever I looked. The lights are individually controlled on each side and are bright enough to light up a work area. The only drawback is they are battery operated but they may last a long time since there are two button batteries on each side and no tools ease to get to them. Overall a good buy to protect your eyes and light up in a dark space.

I've always used the headlamps and hat lights, but found them to be cumbersome and ineffective in tight quarters. These are perfect. No larger than a regular pair of safety glasses, which I'm generally wearing anyways, and the light is always shining right where I'm looking. I can't comment on battery life, as I've only had them a little while, but construction seems solid and they fit comfortably.I wanted to note that when I bought these, they were $18. I came back to order some more less than a month later and they are now $30. As much as I love the first pair, this is enough that I'm going to try out a cheaper pair I found. The way I use safety glasses, they are a consumable item, and the new price is just too high for me. I'll edit this review again after trying out the cheaper brand.Update: After using these a bit more, I've noticed that the lights lose about half of their brightness after having them on for about 2 minutes. Turn them off for awhile and they're bright again. Problem is, I generally need the light for more than a couple of minutes at a time. I'm docking 1 star for not being bright enough. They're still good enough for when I'm working on things close up, but not for walking around in the dark.

Works like a charm. Bright light, comfortable, fits well, stays on your head, awesome price. Buy!

No magnifying.. just clear safety glasses with great bright lights.. perfect for reading at night in bed, crocheting with small yarn, so many usesThe camo is a soft color, almost pastel.

Ok for light mechanic work. Only one side light worked. It will do.

purchased this for $5. worth every penny. not made cheap. i read reviews stating that the switch falls off, didn't have this issue. it was build great. comes with new batteries. I knew the limitation of small leds and didn't expect to light up the road. used it in the attic and is bright enough to see around. great for soldering or working on cars or close proximity. would definitely buy again at $5

Battery plate was bent on arrival. Lighting was extremely dim even after i replaced the batteries. I own several pair of these glasses that work great, but these are absolute duds! Not shipped by Amazon, so they took awhile. Can't seem to find a contact seller information anywhere so just have to return them. I would rather have good working glasses. Too bad.

Muy buena luz, muy buenos

Z 87 lenses. Very bright lights sturdy frame and no need to buy special batteries.

Bin echt sauer! Statt der beschriebenen Schutzbrille von Panther Vision (die ich schon seid Jahren kenne) lieferte man mir eine minderwertige Lesebrille 1,5Dio. einer anderen Firma. Schicke es zurück!

Very bright and seems like a quality product. Excellent for times when you need both hands and can't hold a flashlight. I'll be buying more for stocking stuffers this year.

One of the lights did not work on arrival. But was easily returned. I’ve added to this review as I decided to try again. I ordered a second pair. These work great and I’m excited to try them out at work.