Review on 🔥 Enhanced Performance with Galaxy Batwolf Titanium Polarized Replacement Lenses by Jon Joung

Bought these lenses hoping to replace the original lens. I live in Colorado where sunglasses are absolutely essential. First, they're probably oversized by 1mm so they don't slide in and out as easily as the originals, which is disappointing, but they seem to stay in place once installed. There are wild colors and optical distortions that are so distracting I can't wear them for a while. I first put in a blue lens which appeared to have a uniform blue coating on the outside, but once you put it on the top half inexplicably turned green and the bottom half turned blue. (I've never seen lenses with a blue mirror tint that actually try to make everything look blue, I just thought it was more of a fashion thing.) There was a defect on the right side of the lens that couldn't be visually identified, but had the optical effect of a black hole. So everywhere I looked, this little black spider's web hid everything behind it. There was no desire to try other lenses, the red turned out to be even more wildly distorted. What they lack is the optical clarity of other manufacturers. Keep the price and polarization, only improve the quality. There's no need to sell four inferior lenses for $36 if you can't make the first one that's well made. Do what the rest of the market isn't doing and sell us a quality lens or two at this price. Once you get your manufacturing technology up and running, you can upgrade it to discount packs. I'm just saying.