🕶️ Unisex Photochromic Polarized Safety Sunglasses with Blue Light Blocking Technology, UV Protection for Day and Night, Spring Hinge Sports Driving Eyewear for Men and Women, Anti Glare & Eyestrain Eyeglasses Review

So far so good. I've had them for a few weeks now and they do their job well. A good thing is that you can size them when ordering. Most of the sunglasses were too small for me, but they were basic or could be made to size. I have quite a large head so I ordered a smaller one from the largest, it fits perfectly. Hopefully they don't lose their range like the others. UPDATE: After just one month the UV coating on the lens started to wear off. Changed from 5 to 1 star due to this issue. If you…

The glasses came in a black gift box with detailed instructions and a microfiber cloth. Very light and comfortable to wear, true polarized lenses. I haven't tried driving at night yet, but will do so soon. For the price I'm happy and hope to enjoy it on the trail and fishing, hopefully it reduces eye fatigue by reducing blue light exposure. Sporty look, ideal for everyday use, fishing, hiking, reading. The glasses were tested on Christmas Eve, they reduce the star effect of LED headlights.

They have a nice stylish design, but the actual look leaves a lot to be desired. On a perfectly sunny day outside this is acceptable, especially for the price. In shady places or when watching screens, however, that's a different story. I know they are polarized but the halo or rainbow effect from the polarized layer is the worst I have ever experienced. It is most noticeable in low light conditions or when viewing screens.

My boyfriend loves them! My boyfriend has a hard time finding sunglasses that fit him because he has such a big head and the cheap sunglasses on the market don't block enough glare to give him a headache. He also mentioned that he would like a pair of sunglasses to wear while driving at night to hide the glare from oncoming headlights. I bought these for my boyfriend thinking he could wear them at night so he wouldn't be blinded by oncoming headlights while driving; Unfortunately, he says…

I bought these because I have a light-induced migraine. I was thrilled when it was said that the lenses block blue light and are transitional lenses (photochromic) AND goggles AND are polarized. I tested them against a full spectrum bulb and they didn't do anything. They're light and the lenses felt flimsy and flimsy, not at all secure. I didn't check the transitions as seeing through these glasses was very distorted and was very hard on the eyes. I would not recommend it.

I love self-tinting sports sunglasses because they give me a clear view, for example when running or mountain biking on shady paths. If they're so polarized, it's even better. I had a pair of great $70 bike goggles that I even wore on hikes but recently lost them. I've seen them and thought they would fill the gap until I felt like buying something for around $80, but now that I have them I'm not sure I can do better. I bet they are a bit wide for my head but like all metal frame glasses I have