Earthbound

I am extremely pleased with my Lucyd glasses. To begin, the price couldn't be beat. I wear progressive lenses which are a bit expensive to begin with. However, I was able to purchase my Lucyd Eclipse glasses, with progressive lenses, without using any insurance, for less money than just the lenses alone, with insurance, from the place that I have used for glasses for years. Second, the sound quality is surprisingly good. It's just like wearing headphones. Finally, the battery life is very good. Better than I expected. If I was going to offer any suggestions, it would be to perhaps do a slight design modification that makes wearing hearing aids just a bit more comfortable, or to incorporate a hearing aid capability into the design.

I really like that these had a prescriptopn option, they do get a little heavy after a while due to the heavier nature of having audio equipment insode them. The audio quality is good for the size of speakers they have but if you have your volume above the minimum, someone nearby can hear what you are listening to unless they are more or less standing in front of you. My biggest complaint after using these for a few months now is the charging unreliable. I have to make sure they are sitting flat and then move the charge cord a couple times for the magnetic charging to stay chargoing for more than 5 min. Although I know that space on these glasses is limited, I almost would like to see a version that I can just plug in and leave versus attach and hope it charges if I leave it alone.

Stopped working after a day. One side wouldn't charge and the lenses work for distance but mess up on close viewing, meaning I have to take them off to read anything. Returning it they wanted a video and then are going to run their own tests. All I know is I'm worked great for the one day, but when it can't charge and the lenses are off, they need to do better