JIM HALOMagnetic 5Pcs Polarized Clip-on Sunglasses Plastic Frame for Night Driving

PLEASE NOTE: my pics with the blue side frames are using JUST THE CLIP-ONs of this product and NOT the frames that come with it (those are in the pics of the completely black frames). The blue side frames are my iGreen pl001 prescription frames that cost me about $400 new. The iGreen frames came with 1 magnetic clip-on that I managed to take almost perfect care of until 1 fateful night when I lost them out of my pocket on a bar crawl!! I couldn't find anywhere online to replace them, and figured I'd check Amazon and give this product a shot (They came up when I searched for iGreen pl001 magnetic frames).To my relief, they actually fit almost perfectly! There's a bit of a shape difference here and there, but the size is pretty much an exact match to my iGreen prescription glasses!!Whew!So not only does that save me from selling out who knows how much to replace the iGreen magnet clip, but now I get 5 different varieties to use with my prescription glasses! The clips work really well with the frames that came with this set as well, and overall they are lightweight on my face without feeling super cheap. They don't feel quite as good of quality as my prescription frames, but they also didn't cost $400 (just for the frames)...and for less than $30, the quality difference really isn't that drastic.I'm not sure if the ear pieces can be bent/adjusted at all. I imagine they potentially could be with a little heat applied, but I don't really have any use for the non-prescription frames anyway so I didn't mess with it much.The clips themselves feel solid, the magnet feels strong enough to hold most of the contact in place, and the plastic clip around the bridge just completes a solid feel of the clip staying put. The lenses appear to be relatively smudge resistant as well as scratch resistant (I already dropped one of them and it landed lense side down with out even a light scratch appearing). I really like that this set came with a carrying case and cleaning cloth!! I will now feel like they are more secure in my pocket and won't randomly slip out without me noticing!Again, this review is mostly to let others with prescription iGreen pl001 magnetic clip on glasses know that THIS IS A FIT (close enough for me)

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At first glance, these glasses look beautiful and practical, and actually they are, but I drop them 1 inch high from a wooden table and that did a scratch at front part of the frame, the plastic part, so this frame isn't that resilient to soft hits, so you'd have to be extra careful. That wouldn't be a problem if you could by a replacement frame, but you've to buy the entire kit for getting a replacement for the frame alone. You'll end up with 10 sunglasses plastic frames and only one glasses frame. Maybe that's positive? You could be less worried about breaking the clips? Maybe, but I really like the idea of buying a replacement if necessary.

This seems like a good idea and I had my prescriptions lenses placed in the frame, but after couple of months the frame broke and the lens fell out. Unable to reset lens into fram. So, if you think you like to use this for your prescription frame...DON'T.

Wonderful, fix me great!

I purchased these glasses in the hopes of unifying in one pair my need for different shades. Unfortunately, product made of weak plastic material could not hold my prescription lenses. After reaching out to Customer Service, I was able to get a full refund on my product.

These are glasses. They block the sun. They have different colors. The main issue I had is the different pieces did not line up with the magnets to keep them straight and secure. They seem to be warped straight out of the package. I tried to toss them up on the dash to help relax the cheap plastic but it made no difference. I wouldnt buy again but they were a fun idea, I guess

I asked the seller whether the lenses were glued in--they are not-- and so I was able to get Rx glasses for driving, with the 5 interchangeable magnetic sunglasses to go on top. This is about 1/5th-10th the price of most optical shops, to get frames, lenses, and even one magnetic sunglass. LensFactory (online store in KY) can make plain plastic lenses for about $50 (probably too thick for these frames, though), and polycarbonate (which I chose): lighter, thinner, and shatter-resistant for $80, for the most simple RX, "single vision." [The prices do go up with more complex Rx's.] I mailed the frames UPS to them first ($24 to get there in a week) and then realized that I should have just had Amazon mail the whole set directly, which I then did--faster, and free shipping with Prime. Customer Service was GREAT for both businesses.