YIMI Polarized Photochromic Driving z87 Sunglasses For Men Women Day and Night safety glasses

I got these for what I hoped were finally polarized sunglasses that would work with my windshield HUD/Heads-Up- Display that, like, most all makes and model vehicles, uses a polarized process for display on the windshield surface. Considering these are a tad lighter then my current driving sunglasses, I was hoping I'd be able to read the display, even if I needed to turn up brightness to max.Sadly, even though lighter in tint when they darken, they completely block out the display as if it's off.I had a vehicle which offered super brightness and worked with polarized sunglasses, but, I think that was a rare opportunity.Bottom line, if you do not need sunglasses for using your heads-up display, these would work perfectly for driving glasses.These do fit very comfortably and use a very clear and have a lens with zero distortion. They are extremely light in weight and rest very comfortably on the nose.If you use your heads-up display or try to with your current polarized sunglasses, these are worth trying, as you might be lucky with your vehicle! Google the heads-up issue for your year and model and you might find some helpful info on user forums online!5 stars all around for these and the fact they do not work w/ polarized heads-up displays is NOT the manufacturers fault at all!

Finally, lightweight sun glasses that have no distortion and can be worn while driving in varying sky conditions.With bright sun and convertible top down, it takes roughly half a minute to go from nearly clear lenses while in a garage to full dark with sun overhead.

2024-11-25 Update - Got the blue pair in and now I'm not sure what the difference between blue and grey is supposed to be? From the inside, one pair does seem blue but, looking through them and what they look like from the outside seems identical.These seem to work as expected. Been a little apprehensive since the days are getting shorter and the sun is harder to find! They do seem to change colors in the daylight. I like how light they are initially. Seem to darken enough for the lower late-fall sun. For whatever reason, on the first day, looking at almost every windshield I saw a halo. I knew they were polarized, even came with a little card that showed different characters as you rotated it with the glasses on, but didn't really expect ordinary objects to show signs. Only expected my electronics to be impacted. After a few days, my brain must have figured them out because they don't seem to have this behavior nearly as much now.

I really thought I’d stumbled onto something amazing and since the reviews were mostly positive I was excited to purchase these. Now I don’t understand why there are so many good reviews. I always try to be as positive as possible because I don’t want to have a part in taking income from someone, unless I feel that I’ve been ripped off. I don’t feel ripped off but I do feel mislead. I’ll start by saying something nice, the glasses are comfortable and come with a decent “free” case to store them in. The look and quality are decent. My desired outcome was simple, to go from the bright light outside to the dimmer light indoors and have sunglasses that adjusted to the changing light. Even if it wasn’t as dramatic as prescribed glasses with the same technology, I was sold. I like to keep my sensitive eyes protected from UV light but I have lost so many pairs of sunglasses because I’m constantly taking them on and off. These are slightly shaded but there has been no discernible change in tint whether I put them face up in direct sunlight, or if they’re sitting on my desk in my office. For my needs, these are no more useful than my cheapest pair of sunglasses. If you want a stylish pair of sunglasses that aren’t very dark and can be worn indoors, these might work for you but understand that (at least with the pair I received) you’re not getting sunglasses that adjust to protect your eyes according to the sun’s brightness outside. I’ll try to grab some pics of these in full sun vs on my desk and share them.

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve noticed that my vision has changed when I’m driving at night. Things look a little more blurry, and I noticed a lot more glare. It’s especially worse when it’s dark and raining. I wear contact lenses and get my vision checked regularly. My prescription has not changed and it seems fine during the day. I saw these glasses on Amazon and thought I would give them a try to see if they could help with the glare and blurriness at night. I first tried them on a rainy night while riding as a passenger on the freeway. I put the glasses on and took them off several times to see if there was a difference and I saw none. I tried them another time while I was driving at dusk and again saw no difference. Lastly, I tried them on a dry dark night and the glare from other cars headlights was still just as bad with or without the glasses. I came to the final conclusion that these glasses do not work to reduce any glare or blurriness for me during night driving. I do not recommend them if that’s the reason why you are buying them.

I was happy to receive them within the time frame identified at the time of purchase. I was also happy that they were so lightweight and comfortable but when I tried them one,they were a bit too big, which meant that after wearing them for a while, they've would fall off my face, so I sent them back.

I purchased these glasses for my dad for Father's Day. He absolutely loves them. He looked so great wearing them that I had to order another pair for one of his friends.

Very cheap build for the price. The transition barely works. And the lenses are very cheap piece of plastic. Feels like a water bottle thickness.