OKCSC Lazy Reading Glasses Light Thinner Horizontal HD Glasses for Lying Down to Watch TV/Mobile Reading Books 90°Angle Prism Lazy Readers Glasses

I’ve been having some neuromuscular pain this year related to my neck so I have to be very mindful to be ergonomic. At night time I like to watch TV laying down before fully passing asleep. I ordered these because I heard they’re lightweight and easy to use. They are funny at first and a little disoriented until you get used to them, but they are great tool. Although I use it for TV, I definitely see the benefit for people that do arts and crafts such as crocheting or stitching. Very durable so far. I think they’re grateful for a creative person in your life. My partner laughed at me at first, but then he uses it every now and then as well.

I bought these so I could crochet without hunching over. I was worried these might be blurry or, worse, disorienting, but I was impressed by how clearly I could see my hands and work without craning my neck. The prisms and mirrors are set up so that the image doesn’t appear flipped. I could easily continue crocheting — the only difference was that I was able to do my stitches with my head held upright. I found the fit comfortable (not too heavy or tight) and was able to wear them easily over my regular glasses. (Note: I don’t have vestibular issues, so unfortunately I can’t vouch for how well these might work if you do.)

These are pretty good, they work well and are light enough for me. I found that they were better for reading a book, playing a Nintendo Switch, or operating an iPad in landscape mode. I didn't like using them with my phone, because at the distance I hold my phone at, not all of the phone was in view at once when I held it upright as I normally do. Considering buying a different pair with a more portrait-mode friendly layout.

It works great but is not for long sessions as the plastic digs into your skin after a while. I have tried wrapping cotton around the nose rest but it still is uncomfortable after an hour or so.

These glasses are great for laying down to watch TV or to read a book. They fit comfortably. It takes a moment to get accustomed to. It is very briefly tricky on the brain to adjust. They came in great handy when I had a neck injury. It was straining to hold my head up for long periods and the glasses gave me reprieve. They are a great value for the money. It actually saved me money on pain management.