2150 Clip On Sunglasses

I liked these because in pictures they look more like real sunglasses. But they're clip-on sunglasses. I wear them on top of my glasses. I measured my glasses, and then referenced with the measurements of these. Sure, they're a little bit big. But what I like is that the style of these is good for photos. Other clip-on sunglasses don't have a frame-type look to them. They look (in photos) like just a piece of plastic shade on top of your glasses. Not these. I didn't know if I should write a 4-star or a 5-star review. Are they PERFECT? No. Maybe the clip could be a little smaller, or better angled. But they are not expensive! And they fit! They're good and the best that I've found here. I'm happy with my purchase.

After trying all sorts of 'add-on' sunglasses, these are by far the best in class. The spring loaded clip-on mechanism is easy to use to clip on to any full frame prescription glasses. They flip up/down as they should and don't fall off the frames. The clip on mechanism has rubber feet so as not scratch the prescription lenses. These clip-on sunglasses are very light weight and really polarized. They look as if I'm wearing traditional Ray Bans, so they're stylin'...lol. Liked them so much that I ordered more. These make it easy to have prescription sunglasses anytime I change prescription glass frames. They're far superior to the big sunglasses that fit over your entire frames. While the fit over sunglasses are a nice idea, they're gigantic and I ended up looking like an alien.

The quality if the best I've ever had in a clip on. It's good and sturdy. You really do get value for dollar with this item. Day-time glare and the polarization are just as described. The manufacturer could have put all the sizes in this one offering. The only drawback is the frame reaches outside of my prescription glasses. I wanted an exact size match. So I'm online with my tape measure and my "Imperial" brain trying to navigate the decimal system of the manufacturer.

The sunglasses are dark and polarized, which is great! But they are the clip-on style where there's a spring-loaded level that you have to press with your finger to open the clips. The level is so small that I have to hold the sunglasses up in front of my eyeglasses, push the tiny level and slide the sunglasses on my eyeglasses. Other than the problems with the clip, they are great sunglasses. The clip is such a bad design that I am giving it 3 stars.

I wear the Ray Ban Wayfair frame for prescription glasses. Frame , plus progressive lenses cost me $1049. The problem was to make a sunglass with the same progressive lenses were $1479. I didn't even know they made clip-ons anymore. My father used them in the 70's. I bought these and they work great! The clip to attach to your frame is high quality. They do not shift or fall off your frames. They are the same shape as the iconic wayfair design. Does not cover up Ray Ban logo on arm. So, everyone thinks I'm wearing the $1500 prescription Ray Ban sunglasses.

The clip is boderline useless, you can't get a good grip and leverage on the clamp. Attaching them to your glasses requires taking your glasses off, grabbing the clamp at the PERFECT angle and then praying the clipons dont slip out of your hands since the clamp is so hard to hold. The frame is cheap plastic, feels cheap. These frames aren't meant to be sturdy but they feel extremely cheap.

Love it

So, I misplaced an expensive pair of prescription sunglasses. Im pretty sure where I left em, but it'll be a couple weeks before I can even go there to check. I got a pair of these to hold me over till then. But what im finding is, these will work nicely. In fact, if I dont ever locate the prescription ones, I dont think I'll need to replace them if ive got these.

Great but price is high