Ontel Mighty Sight LED Magnifying Eyewear, Black

I make personalized tumblers and these glasses are perfect for helping place rhinestones! I do wish the LED lights lasted longer than 3 hours but they are bright when fully charged and make things so much easier for me to see. My husband has even used them when repairing small electronics.

These magnifier glasses are the best ever for reading. The text is so easy to read now plus you don't have to deal with holding a square sheet magnifier and move it continuously to keep reading down or across the pages. Took them with me to a restaurant so I could read the menu in the darker light. I just push the button and the lights come on and light up the page. After I purchased mine I let my friend try them out and had to purchase another pair of these glasses for him. I recommend these magnifier glasses highly. Oppps Update. The lights only lasted one charge. Now they won't work after I have tried to get them to charge several times. The light just stays red and lights never work. Change my review to HORRIBLE JUNK

I really like these glasses over other models. It has only one charging port so the lights don't have that issue of one being less powerful than the other. The frame fits my ears nicely without pinching and the magnifying is perfect. I can look over the rims to see my design then jump back to my work quickly without removing them or pushing them around my nose. It's comfortable and I feel like I could work on my crafting for hours.Yes, they are a bit delicate around the joints for the ear holders and the charge isn't as long as others claim to be able to work; however, I like the charge capability. I charge them for 30 minutes and get several good hours of steady light, then they dim and remind me to get up and stretch, drink some water, and do something active for a little while as they charge for my next session.If you take care of them, and I do mean use then put away safely, then these are good glasses for your craftwork! I got them in February and they only had a break first week of May due to a bit of negligence on my part.

I bought these for the light. After needing cataract surgery, small things were hard to see in dimmer light, so these seemed like a good solution. The first pair didn't charge after the light died, so I tried a second pair to see if it was a fluke. Same problem - the light would die, I'd charge it, and it wouldn't work. I just use them as magnifiers now, but the rubber on the ear pieces have come off multiple times and I've needed to super glue them back in place. Not worth the money or effort. Just get regular readers.

Make reading easier.

I couldn’t get the lights on the glasses to work. I even plugged them up to charge and wouldn’t work. I returned and exchanged for another pair. I got those, at first the lights wouldn’t work, but after I plugged in for a few minutes they did. But then later they weren’t working again. They don’t seem very bright or large enough anyway to help. I do like the magnifying glasses, they really help, so I don’t think I’ll need the lights. I’ll keep them for the magnifying glasses.

They work very well, nice product.

Kind of a shame. Nicely designed and comfortable pair of glasses with good lenses that just wants to come apart. Had bought a pair prior that did, submitted feedback and re-purchased another recently to see if anything had changed. Nothing had. Maybe some public scrutiny will draw a better response. Here's the list of design flaws ...1. Not sure what kind of glue the manufacturer employs, but mucus has more sticking power. The ear cover pads, a nice idea in itself, start slipping from their grooves near immediately, The nose bridge covers fall off within months and the clear silicone badly discolors quickly. Why not make that black?2. The connectors that attach the side frames to the lenses are about .000001mm diameter plastic that CANNOT withstand the rigors of even normal use, and I'm careful with them. IMPOSSIBLE to repair unless you want to fuse them open.3. The power cable connector cover on the side frame is TINY and practically flush with the handle, requiring the use of surgical instruments to open, and that too is made out of thin "rubber" that wants to deteriorate and break. How about replacing that with a plastic insert that has a small grab tab?After two purchases, I'm walking away, unless the manufacture can convince me in a future product description that what should be easy fixes to make this product better have been addressed. I cannot recommend the existing item to anyone.