LED Light Reading Glasses With A Push Of A Button Slim Frame (Non-Replaceable Battery)

Purchased these glasses a few weeks ago. First pair broke where the arm meets the frame. Asked for refund. They promptly sent me a replacement pair. Right light burned out the first week of wearing them. Cannot replace battery. Rather useless as they are bulky to accomodate the lights so I tolerate them, but without the lights, too bulky for average use. Won't buy again until they make batteries replaceable.

I really tried to like them. They work great as readers but the light put out, even with fresh batteries (every couple of days) meant that I could not use them for my intended: working on my car and reading in bed.

Great glasses. Heavy plastic, not flimsy. One light is even good enough for some quick looks. In dark rooms you can focus on just what you want. Dont know how long the batteries will last, but for now these fit the bill. Couldn't ask for more for only $6.

I asked for a 1.00 and they send me a 1.25, so It is useless... I really hate the product, becasuse I also tried to use as is, but I cannot read or see anything with them.

Didn't work when I took them out of the pkg. one light not working.

Tiny LEDs produce enough light to read for a short time but not sufficient for extended reading without eyestrain (in other words, okay to check a program at a play or finish the last page of a novel, but not okay for an hour of reading complex text). Biggest pitfall in the design is non-replaceable batteries. Easy access to battery compartments at the temples, but the two small button-type batteries for each light are glued in placed. No obvious battery connections, so I'm assuming the glue-assembly contains the connections. Lenses are distortion-free and strength as labeled. But, after batteries die, do I really want a pair of glasses that look like Drew Carey rejects?

Too dim to be useful. Bulky frames. Try these instead: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B003JI7SX2/

since turning 60 (actually well before that) I've found dining in public to be a pain since restaurants are so dark and the print on the menu is so small. I could perform surgery with these specs!