PEGASI 2 - Smart Light Therapy Glasses, Improve Your Sleep in 7 Days, Feather-Light, Boost Energy, Beat Jet Lag

I've waited several weeks to get a good feel about these glasses, and write a full review. I have had insomnia for about 40 years continuously. I control it, but not perfectly, through sleep hygiene. My insomnia is characterized by being unable to stay asleep; I fall asleep (usually) easily, but will awaken anywhere from 2-4 hours later, and then remain awake until dawn. I get up, read, etc., but I still don't get good sleep. I took a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy course on line called Shuti a few years ago that I found gave me some excellent tools to help with my problem, but it was still not 100%. I averaged taking sleeping meds once/week, even if I'm doing everything right. So I am always on the lookout for some new technology, suggestion, program, etc. I saw these on line, and waited until the folding ones were available - I thought I'd definitely break them if I got something I couldn't put away easily. So I have been using these for about six weeks now, and I literally don't leave home without them. Although I still need to take an occasional sleeping pill, the sleep I do enjoy now is deeper, more restful, and more consistent than I have had in many years. When I don't get a full night's sleep, I have usually screwed up my hygiene, been on the computer too late at night, or something is worrying me. So, it is more than just helping to fall asleep - because that's not my issue. It is obtaining deep and restful sleep 9 nights out of 10.I bought a little glasses holder for them on my night stand so I always put them away. They charge quickly and easily, and hold the charge for more than on week. Two Cons: I wish there were some sort of a headband so I could move around, make the bed, ect. while I wear them in the morning. They don't fall off, but you really can't be moving around much, especially you can't be looking down, or they'll slide off your face. Secondly, I wish there were a travel case for them. I travel some, and I pack them in the box they came in to guard against breakage, but it is fairly bulky; a hard shell case would be easier to use.P.S. (added 8/3/19) Still really happy with this. Last night the party across the street got pretty noisy an woke me up. I went back to sleep! Amazing!!! I wanted to say that until more functionality is added, the App is nearly useless. I could use it to see if the unit needs charging, but I find it easier to just plug it in on Sunday night.PPS added 12/14/2019. Experience just gets better and better!Addition 1/11/2020 - LISTEN UP! After 40 years of insomnia, I have begun to sleep through the night. Not every night, but regularly. If I wake up, I fall back asleep 95% of the time. This is an amazing product! The next time I see my doctor, insomnia won't be on the problem list. My advice: adhere rigorously to a schedule of use, and clean up your sleep hygiene habits. Kicking insomnia makes every morning fantastic!

I have periodic insomnia. Tried several light therapy devices (including white light glasses, blue light box and now the Pegasi). None of these is perfect, but Pegasi comes very close.Effectiveness - I have noticed steady improvements in my sleep quality and mood after 8-9 days of using the Pegasi. The idea of adjusting circadian rhythm and sleep cycle through light therapy is valid so I believe these three all work.Comfort - The Pegasi glasses with their gentle blue-green light are way more comfortable than the other pair's dazzling white light that I had to adjust their nose bridge to keep a distance to the eyes.Portability - Pegasi is the lightest of them all, I wear them when I go about my activities and morning routines. They don't fall off or slip down my nose easily as the other light glasses did. The stationary light box has zero portability, sitting in front of it for 30 mins every morning is time consuming.Final verdictThe blue Light box: broke after 11-12 months. Satisfied with the results but not being able to use it on the go is its biggest downside.White light glasses (or other products that simulate the sun): the light is too dazzling to bear. I stopped using them after just a couple of days.Pegasi: works like a charm and prevails in terms of comfort and portability (also cost-competitive compared to other light therapy glasses at amazon). Totally happy with the purchase.

I've tried Pegasi 2 for three weeks now. I was looking for something to help me wake up in the morning (and stop snoozing my alarms for hours on end) and get me through the post-lunch energy slump. After seeing it recommended on Youtube, I noticed a lot of hype; it seemed so popular after its release, after its initial cost during the Kickstarter campaign was just $79 with a $149 MSVP!Pros:Nice glasses which fit comfortably on my small head.Looks cool when I'm brushing my teeth, and it doesn't fall off while I do yoga.It even fits over my glasses (somewhat clumsily) as I check emails for the remainder of the 30 min.Cons:Wore it every weekday for three weeks, for the recommended 30 min, right after I get up. Does not seem to be effective as I expected -- seems to be a placebo effect.I also bought a white light therapy box (Gladle Portable Light Therapy Lamp Box, $30), and it seems more convenient and effective in the mornings.Haven't seen a noticeable effect in afternoon energy, from the recommended 10 min (especially vs. caffeine+l-theanine pill)

I’ve been using this for two night to help me stay awake at work. It has been a tremendous help. The app works well and easily to adjust the settings. I with the case that it came with was a touch bigger, it doesn’t quite fit the glasses, I have to force it a bit.