Mini Flashlight for Glasses, Rechargeable Headlamp Reading Book Light with 42.5H Runtime, 4 Modes, Portable Bright Waterproof Pocket Light for Reading, Repairing, Crafting, Knitting, Hiking

Perfect fit for my glasses. Light is nice and bright.

Been looking for some decent headlights for a long time. Can’t be more satisfied with these lights. Setup is great, it can literally be used with any type of glasses.

I love the idea of hands-free directional lights mounted onto a pair of glasses and even like using it. However there are a couple of setbacks that prevent this from being an excellent tool.The lights work as intended and have three intensity settings. Charging is made much easier with a standalone charging station which doubles as a stand. It works just like earbuds with their USB charging cradles. The package comes with three sets of magnetic light mounts in different widths to tape onto a pair of glasses’ temples (arms). Therein lies the problem.Problematic issues:1. The weight comes with all the necessary components to make these lights work, but the units are heavy and can make the glasses unbalanced. The only way to secure them and not have the glasses fall forward is to wear a strap around the head to hold the glasses in place while using them. This simple device should have been included as the problem is persistent.2. The light mounting brackets work only with wide temples (arms). There are 3 widths provided but even the narrowest width far exceeds glasses with thin temples. I decided to try wrapping electrical tape onto a thin temple to see if I could create enough surface space for the skinniest mount. It does work but I used a lot of tape to make that happen. So the tape either stays on permanently to use these lights or I need to waste a lot of tape each time just to use the lights on the glasses. Not a lasting solution.Overall it’s a great concept and nice looking, useful tool. However I can’t help but imagine a fancy high powered sports car fitted with a toddler’s tricycle chair. This is what it feels like. The worst design is the cheapest part. Too bad. This could have been easily solved if the manufacturer used a removable sleeve that can fit onto narrow/thin temples while wide enough to hold the lights in place. That would have made this a really good tool.

I only got this because I’m reading at night now before going to sleep. The brightness is extremely bright.

The media could not be loaded. I love reading but the light in my room is terrible! I tried this product to see if it helps and YES! I’m loving it!

RECOMMENDATION:Thumbs up: These can be very useful if you do the kind of close-in detailed work where these provide value.THE GOOD:1. Very solidly built and high quality.2. These attach to glasses or goggles via adhesive anchors that you attach to the sides of your glasses. They include three different widths to accommodate different glass arm widths – see pictures.3. They do include additional adhesive pads so that you can move each set of anchors once.4. These lamps work very similar to earbuds – they have their own batteries and there is another larger battery in the holder. There is one USB C charge point on the holder and that will charge both the holder and the two lamps simultaneously.5. The holder includes a belt clip in case you want to use it that way.6. The lamps attach both to the glass anchors and the holder with a rotating locking mechanism. But be aware that this mechanism is not very strong so it is very easy to spin the lamps either on the adhesive anchors or on the holder. You want this on the anchors since if it was hard to move them that would negatively impact their use.7. These things are INCREDIBLY BRIGHT on high, and I mean don’t look straight into them or you will be seeing stars for a while. They have 4 different intensity modes and I have never used above the 2nd level.8. The lamps themselves are very lightweight so while you will definitely notice them once you have them attached to glasses or goggles, they are not terribly unwieldy.THE BAD:1. There is a power button on top of the holder and have no idea what it is for, and the manual does not explain it.2. Nothing really – very impressed with these especially for the price.

Overall, these are great little flashlights if you frequently find yourself needing extra light (or getting frustrated when your head is blocking the light which is usually my issue). You should be able to attach them to typical safety glasses fairly easily, but unless the temples on your regular glasses are quite thick you may have a hard time getting them to stay. I'd also suggest adding a strap to your temples to keep your glasses from sliding down when these are in use.

The WOFOLIFE WD12 Spectacle Flashlight is truly a lifesaver for my nighttime activities! As an outdoor adventure enthusiast, I demand a lot of brightness and durability from my gear. With its 200 lumen output and 26 meter illumination distance, this flashlight provides me with excellent visibility while hiking at night. Moreover, its 4 lighting modes and 100° rotation function give me flexibility in different outdoor environments. What surprised me the most is that its IPX6 waterproof rating and 2-meter drop resistance kept it intact even on slippery rainy days or when accidentally dropped. The multifunctional pocket clip and stand storage design of the charging cradle makes it very user-friendly for me to charge it conveniently even at the campsite. Every detail of this flashlight reflects the manufacturer's care and I am very satisfied.