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good polarized lens, poor peripheral vision
Key Points: It's a good polarized lens with better coverage than a clip-on, but the tall solid plastic legs (see pic) block much of your peripheral vision so not optimal for driving.Purpose: Replace clip-ons that eventually rub/scratch my lens, & my optometrist told me I'm at the age where I can no longer ignore the accumulating UV damage to my eyes.Pros:1. Good polarized lens2. Covers your entire glasses, not just the lens. So better coverage/protection.3. Get 2 in package, so one goes to my wife.Cons:1. The taller than normal solid legs (especially near hinge) blocks most of your peripheral vision. I use primarily while driving, & find myself turning my head more often & at a greater rotation when checking surroundings, make turns, or changing lanes.2. The sunglasses are heavier than I expected. If you are outdoors, just a little sweat & your glasses will start sliding down your nose due to the weight of sunglasses (without them, my glasses don't slide down).3. The black plastic gets really warm, even hot, if you leave it in the car during summer -- the sun doesn't have to shine on it, it just absorbs heat very well. I have to carry it with me into the office/house. Otherwise, I have to spend 15s holding it in front of the A/C vent to cool it down. Since the glasses are bulky, this is an unexpected inconvenience (never had this problem with my clip-ons).4. I often have trouble reading my iPhone 12 screen when checking messages at a red light. I don't want to increase my screen brightness just for these sunglasses. Never had this problem using my clip-ons. Haven't tried using maps, so not sure how that would affect seeing the map.Neutral:1. The lens causes everything to have a slight yellowish tint. My wife commented on this immediately the first time she used it, & she doesn't like it. This doesn't happen with the sunglasses she/I normally use. Obviously, the ads have digitally processed the pictures/videos to remove the yellowish tinge.2. The polarized lens is very good, cutting out quite a bit of glare & allowing you to see some things more "clearly". But despite the ad claims, it doesn't actually make colors more vivid. Those photos are digitally enhanced. If anything, polarized lenses can only make things less bright & colors less intense. You might be amazed at first, to be able to see things more "clearer" with less glare. But after a few days, you'll realize everything is less bright & colors are actually less intense. It's more obvious when I had difficulty reading my cellphone screen at the traffic light.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2023
Key Points: It's a good polarized lens with better coverage than a clip-on, but the tall solid plastic legs (see pic) block much of your peripheral vision so not optimal for driving.
Purpose: Replace clip-ons that eventually rub/scratch my lens, & my optometrist told me I'm at the age where I can no longer ignore the accumulating UV damage to my eyes.
Pros:
1. Good polarized lens
2. Covers your entire glasses, not just the lens. So better coverage/protection.
3. Get 2 in package, so one goes to my wife.
Cons:
1. The taller than normal solid legs (especially near hinge) blocks most of your peripheral vision. I use primarily while driving, & find myself turning my head more often & at a greater rotation when checking surroundings, make turns, or changing lanes.
2. The sunglasses are heavier than I expected. If you are outdoors, just a little sweat & your glasses will start sliding down your nose due to the weight of sunglasses (without them, my glasses don't slide down).
3. The black plastic gets really warm, even hot, if you leave it in the car during summer -- the sun doesn't have to shine on it, it just absorbs heat very well. I have to carry it with me into the office/house. Otherwise, I have to spend 15s holding it in front of the A/C vent to cool it down. Since the glasses are bulky, this is an unexpected inconvenience (never had this problem with my clip-ons).
4. I often have trouble reading my iPhone 12 screen when checking messages at a red light. I don't want to increase my screen brightness just for these sunglasses. Never had this problem using my clip-ons. Haven't tried using maps, so not sure how that would affect seeing the map.
Neutral:
1. The lens causes everything to have a slight yellowish tint. My wife commented on this immediately the first time she used it, & she doesn't like it. This doesn't happen with the sunglasses she/I normally use. Obviously, the ads have digitally processed the pictures/videos to remove the yellowish tinge.
2. The polarized lens is very good, cutting out quite a bit of glare & allowing you to see some things more "clearly". But despite the ad claims, it doesn't actually make colors more vivid. Those photos are digitally enhanced. If anything, polarized lenses can only make things less bright & colors less intense. You might be amazed at first, to be able to see things more "clearer" with less glare. But after a few days, you'll realize everything is less bright & colors are actually less intense. It's more obvious when I had difficulty reading my cellphone screen at the traffic light.
Purpose: Replace clip-ons that eventually rub/scratch my lens, & my optometrist told me I'm at the age where I can no longer ignore the accumulating UV damage to my eyes.
Pros:
1. Good polarized lens
2. Covers your entire glasses, not just the lens. So better coverage/protection.
3. Get 2 in package, so one goes to my wife.
Cons:
1. The taller than normal solid legs (especially near hinge) blocks most of your peripheral vision. I use primarily while driving, & find myself turning my head more often & at a greater rotation when checking surroundings, make turns, or changing lanes.
2. The sunglasses are heavier than I expected. If you are outdoors, just a little sweat & your glasses will start sliding down your nose due to the weight of sunglasses (without them, my glasses don't slide down).
3. The black plastic gets really warm, even hot, if you leave it in the car during summer -- the sun doesn't have to shine on it, it just absorbs heat very well. I have to carry it with me into the office/house. Otherwise, I have to spend 15s holding it in front of the A/C vent to cool it down. Since the glasses are bulky, this is an unexpected inconvenience (never had this problem with my clip-ons).
4. I often have trouble reading my iPhone 12 screen when checking messages at a red light. I don't want to increase my screen brightness just for these sunglasses. Never had this problem using my clip-ons. Haven't tried using maps, so not sure how that would affect seeing the map.
Neutral:
1. The lens causes everything to have a slight yellowish tint. My wife commented on this immediately the first time she used it, & she doesn't like it. This doesn't happen with the sunglasses she/I normally use. Obviously, the ads have digitally processed the pictures/videos to remove the yellowish tinge.
2. The polarized lens is very good, cutting out quite a bit of glare & allowing you to see some things more "clearly". But despite the ad claims, it doesn't actually make colors more vivid. Those photos are digitally enhanced. If anything, polarized lenses can only make things less bright & colors less intense. You might be amazed at first, to be able to see things more "clearer" with less glare. But after a few days, you'll realize everything is less bright & colors are actually less intense. It's more obvious when I had difficulty reading my cellphone screen at the traffic light.
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