These seem to be well made solar eclipse glasses, but then I've never had any before. They're made from cardboard with black lenses, which you can't actually see anything through, but I'm assuming if you look at the sun through them during an eclipse, you will be able to see the moon scrolling past the sun! I won't know until the eclipse though, obviously.
The glasses are on the smaller side. I'm a woman with a medium sized head, but if you have a large head, I don't think they will be quite wide enough, or long enough to hook over your ears properly. They fit me just fine, but they're not going to be a best fit for everyone. I like the smokey black/grey design as it's very neutral, and the pack of 10 works out at decent value at £2.15 per pair. Each pair is reassuringly covered in safety markings, and each pair has its own unique QR code and serial number you can check online. Not individually wrapped and sealed though, the ten pairs are just in the one slim retail box.
Absolutely awesome support ❤️
Glasses were perfect for the eclipse! Nice clear, sharp (and safe) view of the sun. No other comments to make really other than the postage was also nice and quick!
Good timely delivery.
With the eclipse coming up in a couple of months these seemed handy to have, just in case we are in an area where it's visible. As most times there's been eclipse's before, we never have the glasses. And they do make it much easier to view it properly.
I feel like I should review these a little more harshly on price, but won't be overly harsh on them, as they do work well and as advertised. But the price of these does seem high for what they are (and I've even seen others that are more expensive). They are just over £2 each at time of review - which isn't a lot in the grand scheme of things, but these must cost pennies to actually make. So I don't see how these cost so much, especially in a multipack of them online. So personally I feel they should be at least half the cost - so can't say they are great value. They're just ok.
Quality wise they are good though and seem to work just fine. Decently made, and while you could probably make your own ones, these are at least easy to use and wear. They maybe look a bit weird, I guess to block out more light from the front and protect your eyes? But not too bad.
Overall though they work well and will be handy to have on hand. I just feel they're a bit on the pricey side, so you may find better/cheaper ones elsewhere.
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Pues no se si cumple su objetivo o no porque todavía no ha llegado el momento de su uso, las compré para el eclipse solar del mes de agosto de 2026 en España. Traté de indagar y buscar en distintas fuentes sobre tipos de gafas que cumplieran con unos estándares de seguridad, etc. encontré muchas y entre ellas encontré estas, no me pareció un precio desorbitado y las compré, 10 unidades = 25euros. Me las puse en casa y NO SE VE NADA, es casi como si te pusieras delante de los ojos un cartón opaco, cogí una linterna táctica muy muy potente que tengo, la puse al máximo y coloqué la linterna delante de cada ojo, literalmente muy muy delante, digamos que a unos 5 cm del ojo, y si que se veía como un punto de luz lejano con un halo alrededor (que era evidentemente la linterna que me puse delante), así que supongo que llegado el momento ciego no creo que me quede si las llevo puestas, habrá que tener cuidado y no abusar de mirar mucho, pero desde luego que quita muchísima luz, no se si es que esto tiene que funcionar así o no, pero he tratado de describir lo que me llegó y la prueba que le hice. Por ejemplo también las usé para mirar una lámpara de techo muy potente, ves como una ligera (ligerísima) claridad, pero ni ves lámpara ni ves nada.
