Lazy Glasses Prism Glasses for Watch TV, Read, or Browse Your Phone While Lying Down，New Upgraded Lighter and Clearer Lazy Glasses Spectacles for Lying Down, Reducing Neck and Cervical Strain (Silver)

I expected this to be nothing more than a simple mirror view but I was pleasantly surprised at the image quality. The image is clear and field of vision is wide. The clear image is due to I feel slight magnificationI was initially going for the cheaper kind then settled for this due to this one having a wider prism/mirror which would translate to wider FOV (field of vission). I haven't been disappointed.At 1.55 Oz / 44g they do feel a little heavy I would imagine prescription glasses weighing less than this but I can't confirm. I suppose that is the cost of getting the kind of clarity / FOV one expects. As is if there is something I would like improved it would be the cushion for the nose bridge--a little more padding surface would be nice to more evenly distribute the weight.

I bought these partly as a joke and partly because I thought it was an interesting idea. I was very pleasantly surprised once I received them as they're quite heavy and seem well made. They work exactly as advertised and the reflected image that you see is clear and larger than expected. They do fit over glasses. Now, I can lay flat on my back and read or watch TV without having to prop my head up (just when I thought I couldn't get any lazier....).

I needed something I could wear over glasses. These work but not great if you have a small nose. I couldn’t get them to stay up on my face. I adjusted the nose supports and it worked better for me when I put my glasses in between the mirror and the nose pieces.The only downside is that mirror scratched my glasses when I used them this way. It was annoying, but since I wear only reading glasses I just got a new pair and I only use the scratched pair of glasses now with these since the scratches aren’t visible to my eye while using them. In fact I can just keep them together in the case since the size allows for folding still. It would be cool if they were just designed to be used this way.I love that these are lighter weight and don’t block all my peripheral vision as other pairs I be tried.

Crystal clear vision and works exactly as it’s supposed to…BUT, it is very uncomfortable to wear. The bridge of the glasses cut into the bridge of your nose. I wrapped that part in a very soft, plushy yarn to make it bearable to wear, but still pretty uncomfortable

These sit on top of my glasses, I can still see out the top of my regular glasses while having crystal clear vision through my lens and the prisms.The only real downside is the weight, it gets heavy on the nose after awhile. Take breaks and it's not so bad.Best way to achieve the bending of nose pads: I uses my fingers and palms to warm the metal until it felt as warm as me. Bend metal slowly, use a flat counter to help gauge symmetry as you get close to your desired placement. My nose pads ended up being about a 45° angle and ultimately sit just under my eyebrows. Hope this helps.

These are much lighter on the face and have relatively wide field of vision. We've bought cheaper models and found them intolerably heavy, with lots of optical distortion and a very narrow field of vision for our widescreen TV. My wife needs these (again) after another back surgery which forces her to lie flat in bad much of the day. The cheapest were unusable in the long run...tossed out.The small optical elements make them light and clear. The hood on top blocks ambient light...some source of distortion.Frames are comfortable and fit my wife well. They're worth the slightly above-bargain-basement cost.

This is the third set of prism glasses I've purchased & it is definitely the best pair. My first set had a hard plastic frame and worked perfectly but was not adjustable, the second pair was a set that could clip on to prescription glasses and I could never get those ones to line up correctly so they were useless. This pair is perfect! The frames are light & adjustable; I was able to pinch the nose pieces together so that the glasses stand up taller on my low nose bridge. The arms are also a bit wider than the hard plastic pair I bought so these aren't digging into my temples giving me headaches. Highly recommend!

I couldn't wear these for any amount of time. There is no cushion on the bridge and it's a thin metal edge that digs into your nose.