PINFOXPINFOX Light Up Shutter Neon Rave Flashing Glasses El Wire LED Sunglasses Glow Costumes For Party, 80s, EDM RB03 (Red - White)

My department decorated their area as an 'End of the World Beach Rave', and I had to get these. Lasted all day with the battery pack that I attached to my outfit, and ran the cord underneath. Didn't give me any issues and it was fun to click between the settings of the lights.Very bright light as well, and you can see through the slates to walk around with them on [though I don't recommend wearing them and moving around while drunk, haha, I'm sure that can cause issues]. Can't wait for the next time to wear them. Worth the money.

Overall: For roughly 10 bucks, this thing is super cool. I bought it as a prop for a retro-future band I'm gonna be playing in (hi guys!).Comfort: I can feel a tiny bit of pressure on my eyes when the thing is lit, but I think I've gotten used to it. And I'm not wearing it for extended periods of time. There's a small buzzing when it's on, but you'll barely hear it if you're wearing to a party. It does add a buzz to my guitar pickups though :P Also you can definitely see with it on, just a little blocked vision.Usage: Takes two AA batteries. One button. First press turns it on, second press makes it blink slowly, third press makes it blink fast, fourth press turns it back off. The glasses are attached via thin cord to the battery pack which has a clip for your pants, but is also small enough to just easily fit into your pocket.Durability: Have only owned it for a couple weeks, but it seems like it's made of decent, sturdy plastic. I think it'll hold up a while if you don't abuse it.

They are crisp and bright and fun. Seem like decent quality. Now I just need to find a cyberpunk party...

Be warned, I have owned several pair of these light up glasses before, and the yellow/pink combination is by far the brightest that I've owned. It's bright enough to make it hard for others to look at you in a dark environment. If you really want to quite literally dazzle people, go for it. Otherwise, maybe choose a different color set.

I bought the glasses a few months back when I randomly came across them on Amazon after seeing them worn by Matt Bellamy from Muse, as my cover band plays Muse and I thought it'd be a sweet gimmick. Sure enough, these glasses are a huge crowd pleaser and lady magnet (and dude magnet. These glasses don't discriminate). I wore them for two gigs and they worked amazing--easy to put in the batteries, easy to clip on my back pocket (cord is about 3ft), and easy to wear.My caveats are (1) when worn over prescription glasses, I found they slide down occasionally, especially when moving a lot. I would find quick moments between guitar chords to push the glasses back to my face. They haven't felt like they were going to fall off, though. (2) As another customer experienced, the wire where it meets the glasses frame can easily break. I threw these on before a song only to find they no longer lit up and the wire was twisted and open. I contacted the seller and they sent me a replacement pair, so excellent customer service. With this new pair, I'll try some gaff tape at the potential break point as a preventative measure. Absolutely worth the price despite caveats.

Bought to use with a costume , looks cool , has a wire that runs to battery pack , i had no issues with that ran the cord loosely inside my shirt to hide battery pack , worked great

Perfect product

These are really cool outwardly like you look awesome wearing them but it’s pretty hard to see out of them because of the blinds - I was at a rave trying to use them and I felt my vision and movement were both limited due to the wire and heavy battery pack

My son loved it, he needed it for his Halloween costume