PINFOX Light Up Shutter Neon Glasses – Pink & Yellow EL Wire LED Sunglasses for Rave, 80s, EDM

These PINFOX shutter-style sunglasses use pink and yellow EL wire to produce a bright, eye-catching glow, ideal for raves, EDM festivals, 80s-themed parties, and nighttime events. The glasses feature a wired battery pack that powers four light modes—steady, slow blink, fast flash, and off—all controlled by a single button. Designed for unisex wear, they include a clip to secure the pack to a pocket or belt.

What makes these shutter glasses stand out?

The classic shutter frame is outlined with neon EL wire in pink on the left and yellow on the right, creating a striking dual-color effect. The lights are bright enough to be seen in dark environments but do not obstruct vision. The EL wire technology produces a consistent glow without heat, and the lightweight plastic frame ensures comfortable extended use.

How does the lighting control work?

A single button on the battery pack cycles through four modes: constant-on, slow blinking, fast flashing, and off. The flashing mode adds dynamic energy for dance floors or stage performances. The pack requires two AA batteries (not included) and provides at least two hours of illumination, depending on battery capacity. A slight buzzing sound from the pack is normal due to the high-frequency power source.

Key specs at a glance

What’s in the box?

• 1 x EL Wire Glasses
• 1 x Battery Pack (batteries not included)

Tips for best use

Avoid pulling the cable hard or frequently, as it may detach from the glasses. Secure the battery pack with the clip to a belt or inside a pocket rather than letting it dangle freely. The pack emits a faint buzz when powered on; this is normal and becomes less noticeable when the pack is tucked away.

Common questions

Are these sunglasses cordless?

No—they connect to a separate battery pack via a 35-inch wire. The pack can be hidden in a pocket or clipped to clothing.

Can I see clearly while wearing them?

Yes. The EL wire only illuminates the frame edges and does not cover the lenses, so vision is unobstructed.

How long do the batteries last?

At least two hours of continuous use, depending on battery quality and mode selected. Higher-capacity AA batteries may provide longer runtime.

Is the buzzing sound normal?

Yes. The EL wire requires a high-frequency power source, which sometimes produces a faint audible hum. It is common and not a defect.