Ultimate Diffraction Glasses - Matte Black - 3D Prism Rainbow Effect - Great Edm, Festival, Concert, Fireworks, Christmas Lights, and Rave Accessory - Matte Black Frames

These are then coolest glasses 🤓. You are actually seeing light through the rainbow reflections. I feel like a super hero when wearing them. Not recommend for long term use. And your depth procession is a little off so be careful walking. But I still give 5 stars 🤩

So these are $15 glasses. Bought the clear framed rainbow fractal. I was hesitant about the style, because this particular style usually doesnt look great one me. To my surprise they look pretty good. They are comfortable and the quality is great, for the price. I've always wanted a pair, that are not the paper ones. Glad these popped up. Will keep them forever. The view is great!

Pretty good visuals especially at night, if you’re worried about people knowing you’re wearing these instead of regular glasses I wouldn’t get them. You can see the reflection in the glasses from the effects

Not the cutest frame considering they’re just being clear but they make the lights look fun. So I’d recommend.

Trippy

I've bought a lot of diffraction glasses, like probably more than 50 total in the last year, from a lot of different vendors. They're my favorite thing to give out at festivals and shows because you can share them with other people, and then when they hand them back to you and you tell them to keep them...their face just totally lights up. That said, I'm not rolling in money, so I've tried to find the best value for my money among all the different brands out there. I've tried $30 pairs from iheartraves and AuroraVision and $0.50 pairs of paper glasses that come in bulk, and GloFX is the absolute best happy medium out there in my opinion. There's a few reasons for this: 1) They're fairly cheap. I can get 5 pairs of the black Ultimate Diff. Glasses for $50, which means they're cheap enough to be able to hand them out to strangers or replace easily without breaking the bank. 2) They're sturdy, but not too bulky. The paper glasses generally last a night at most and aren't very fitted, while some of the more expensive glasses have lenses that are so heavy that they'd fall down my nose. GloFX's glasses are the same weight and fit as a regular pair of shades, just with diffraction lenses. Speaking of... 3) The lenses are entertaining yet not overbearing. They're pretty thin, like I said, but they produce some AWESOME light effects, and at the same time I can actually tell what I'm looking at. In fact, if you wear them long enough (and are maybe a bit intoxicated) you may forget they're on, which leads to fun moment when you do take them off and realize that the real world doesn't do such crazy stuff with light. Again, I've tried a lot of diffraction glasses and these are by far your best value, especially on Amazon. When I'm at a festival, my CamelBak always has one pair of hand-made wire kaleidoscope glasses I bought at Imagine Festival, my blue pair of GloFX diffraction glasses for myself, and 3-5 black pairs to hand out to new friends in the crowd. I've met some great people this way, and it's a cheap means of making another music lover's night with a simple act of kindness. Highly recommend.

Theyre ok. Effects not as dramatic as shown but interesting for a few minutes. Ver lightweight

weird. he barely uses them