Valuu Lazy Glasses Bed Prism Glasses Spectacles Horizontal High Definition Glasses Prism Periscope Lie Down Eyeglasses for Reading and Watch TV in Bed Unisex

I have myriad neck problems. Pretty much if you’ve heard of it, I have it. My neck continues to degenerate and will progressively get worse. But using these glasses allows me to lay with my face pointing straight to the ceiling while reading, looking at my phone, etc. I wear them over my prescription glasses and they fit fine. The only problem (and it was easily resolved) is that they are too tight behind my ears. Simple fix—I put the arms on the outside of my ears. Others have said these are too heavy, but I’m thinking that maybe that’s only when sitting up?? I found these disorienting at first, but adjusted within a few minutes. I’d highly recommend that you be seated the first time you put them on. Personally, I don’t think I’d be able to walk around wearing them. I don’t really look around with them either because it makes me a bit motion sick. All in all, I LOVE these glasses and have so much less neck pain when I spend time reading…and I average 2.5 books per week. I really needed help and these give me blessed relief for at least part of my day.

I bought these Valuu Lazy Glasses (bed prism/periscope glasses) mostly out of curiosity, and they actually work really well. The prism design lets you look forward while you’re lying flat, so you can read or watch TV without propping your head up or straining your neck. If you get neck/shoulder tension from looking down at a book or phone, these are a game-changer. The image is clear and sharp for what they are, and the “horizontal view” effect feels natural after a minute or two. They’re lightweight and comfortable enough for longer use, and I like that they’re unisex and easy to share. A couple tips: • They work best when you’re fully lying down and your screen/book is positioned above your chest. • If you wear prescription glasses, you may need to adjust how you layer them (but it’s doable). Overall, a fun and genuinely practical gadget for bedtime reading, scrolling, or watching shows without neck strain.

These work really well and the vision is Crystal clear. I wish they had some kind of cushion on the nose piece though because they are heavy which feels like high quality but also make The bridge of my nose sore after a while.

Heavier than I anticipated, so can't wear them for very long upright, but they fit and work well, and I'm pretty sure they will hold up to anything. So far they hold up to being dropped multiple times, including being dropped out a moving vehicle (bit clumsy).

I could not use these because they gave me instant headaches. I returned them. It was just my personal experience though. The glasses seemed sturdy and well made. They do work in terms of laying down to read with the book resting on your chest.

I’m in my mid-80s and have been struggling with a pinched nerve in my neck, which made it impossible to tilt my head at the right angle to watch TV in bed. These glasses have been a total game-changer. I can now lie completely flat, looking up at the ceiling, and still see the TV clearly and sharply. Being able to relax and enjoy my favorite shows without pain feels like having a new lease on life. I highly recommend these to anyone who has trouble with neck mobility or simply wants to watch TV comfortably while lying down.

I ordered these glasses while drunk one night. My plan was to randomly throw them on while my girlfriend wasn't looking and just casually watch tv next to her. The joke went off exactly as planned and after laughing for a while she had to try them on herself. I could not stop laughing at how ridiculous one looks wearing these; Best money I've spent in a while! The glasses now sit on my bedside table and I bust them out every now and then for a laugh or to try and read a book. They're a little heavy but not terrible. Definitely couldn't wear my prescription glasses under them. I have two tips: 1. If you have a reading light that attaches to your books, attach it to the glasses and you'll look like and angler fish. 2. No matter what you do, or how short of a walk you think it will be, do not, for any reason, walk with these glasses. At worst, you will fall and hurt yourself. At best, you will get the worst vertigo of your life.

These are good if you don't have to use readers. They do fit over my summer framed readers, but it's a bit awkward and slips around a bit. Plus they are a little heavy.

Lying down on the floor to stretch out my back, and using this to watch tv is great. Takes some getting used to though.

I bought these as a gag gift, but they work surprisingly well. They do what they say, but things can get interesting when you're on the move. You'll get drunk vision, but they're great for reading in bed. I'd definitely not recommend wearing these near a staircase or somewhere with uneven surfaces. lol.

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