🕶️ Men's Rectangular Polarized Gradient Sunglasses by Ray Ban - Essential Accessories Review

These are great sunglasses although unfortunately they are polarized if you have eyes that are very sensitive to sunlight like me they are not dark enough , to block the sun a lot, not worth the price, already scratched everywhere. Don't stay on my head when I take them off to go to the toilet, when I take them off I forget them. Luckily they were still there when I came back straight away.

These are great sunglasses. Polarized lenses are a must for me and the clarity was excellent. The lightweight frame combined with modern styling were the other key features I was looking for. The size chart helped me achieve the perfect fit.

Not the quality I expect from Ray Ban but they were equivalent and half the price of a pair I bought (and later returned) from Macy's. They are comfortable but scratch easily.

I've opened Raybans for the first 30 years but this pair is showing a definite drop in quality. Frames only bend with wear. The pass-through lens popped out and the gift was scratched as it fell to the floor. In this case, Ray Ban will not honor the warranty and will charge me $100 for the repair. They are 9 months old and hardly used due to house orders. I am very disappointed and will not buy RayBan again. Maui Jim, here I come. MJs come with a lifetime warranty and only $60 if they break for

They have nice frames but I don't feel that the quality of the Ray-Ban glasses is the same as before. They seem a little thin compared to the last pair I bought. We'll just have to see how they hold up.

yes made in china yes plastic lenses and yes not like previous ray ban products. but it's still ok, the optics are of good quality and fit well on every face.

They are beautiful, dark and my best friend said they look like private safety glasses. The image shown on the Revain website looks more like green lenses, but I followed the description which said they were "polarized gray". The frame has a nice matte black color and the gray lenses look pretty dark. It's hard to see a person's eyes when wearing them. I asked my 10 year old son to try them on, I've attached a photo. I'm not an expert on real/fake glasses, but I've had enough "expensive"…