mnxo Rimless Lens Titanium Polarized Sunglasses – Lightweight

Not a bad alternative to my Maui Jim sun glasses. Granted, they don't offer the same crisp vision the Maui Jim glasses do, but then again they don't cost $300 and I don't have to pay to replace them every two years because the lenses are cracking around the posts that connect the lens to the frame. One word of advise. Make sure you peel off the protective coating on the lens before you try to use them. I noticed a comment from a user complaining that he or she could see a thing through the lens. I suspect that was because of the protective coating.

The only reason why I haven't given these glasses 5 stars and instead forced to give 3 stars is because of the nose bridge. Let me explain below.The nose-bridge, on the ones I received, are lopsided. One arm is slightly longer than the other and this results in the glasses not sitting perfectly straight on the nose. I have attempted to adjust the position and seating but because one arm is slightly longer it makes it a task in annoyance.This is very sad because the lenses are absolutely awesome and the design looks fantastic.. really stylish and understated.I hope the QC pays a bit more attention to the lengths of the nose-bridge arms... this is crucial for a comfortable seating and takes away from a beautiful pair of glasses.I am going to try and get it returned.

I'm a bit of a sunglasses hound. Wore prescription glasses until I had laser surgery. I guess my love of sunglasses is a kind of compensation for all those 'prison' years of prescription glasses. The only difference between Minxo and the $200 dollar titanium sunglasses, I bought in the past, is about a $160 when you lose them. Seriously, these little beauties are more than worth the money. They are great for golf; the only problem is when you go you think you lost them: your golfing partners will point out that you are wearing them. 'They're on your head stupid.' Buy two pair at this price and you won't be sorry.

When I first put these on, the hardware that holds the pieces to the lenses was very noticeable in my peripheral vision... but after about 10 minutes my brain seemed to kind of block it out. Now when I put them on, I don't even notice it anymore. I've bought several pares of sub $50 sun glasses recently, and this is my favorite pair! I'm not in love with the look, but the functionality more than makes up. I'm convinced these some of the lightest glasses in the world, and the lens are pretty nice as well. These are very comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.

I've always worn ray bans or Maui Jim sunglasses, as the less expensive lenses give me headaches. I'm also Asian which causes me to need glasses with nose pads. On my latest trip to Disney, it was so hot and humid that my sun glasses kept on sliding down my nose, I decided I needed glasses that were really light. I went to Costco to see what they had, as their prices and return policies are incredible! i decided to go on Amazon to see what they had and what prices. Saw your glasses and said what the heck pretty reasonable and what I was looking for. They came and I was frustrated with the film on the glasses and made me wonder if they will scratch easily. So far I'm really happy with them and hope they last.

I am really enjoying these so far. I have been looking for a good pair of lightweight sunglasses for a while and, as a person who has a tendency to lose sunglasses, tend to lean away from $100+ glasses. These fit the bill for me, perfectly. They appear to be well made. I have had issues with other light weight glasses that used plastic on he bridge and those always break. These have a metal bridge, so hopefully that holds up better.As a side note, I have a very big head (literally) so it is often difficult for me to find glasses that don't squeeze my head, leaving lines on the side of my face. Because these are hingeless, the bow out of the arms makes them work perfectly for me

Definitely not Maui Jim's. I have the Maui Jim version of these sunglasses and I thought I would like these as a spare for things like hiking or other activities that I would risk damaging my sunglasses. Unfortunately these sunglasses are nowhere near the quality of my Maui Jim's. They do not fit the face properly and the titanium structure is not flexible enough. The structure feels like it is pulling off my ears. The Maui Jim's use a thin titanium structure to allow flexibility while the structure of need sunglasses are slightly more round which do not Flex as well to your face. Waste of money

These glasses seem as nice as the similar Maui Jim glasses I once had, which were my favorite of all time. They are so light and comfortable you are barely aware you are wearing them. I was a little concerned about some of the reviews that mentioned the lens clarity s poor. Well, when you receive the glasses that is true.... Until you remove the protective film that is applied to each side of the lenses! Once peeled off the lenses are excellent. I would not hesitate to buy these again.