Men's Fashion Polarized Photochromic Sunglasses for Day and Night,UV 400 Clear Vision for Driving Cycling Outdoor

Awesome glasses!

perfect for driving. extremally comfortable and light weight. for summer driving or just out walking the best for me.

I bought 2 Men's Driving Polarized Sunglasses Day and Night Vision Glasses UV400 Protection for Driving, one of this is aesthetically good, functional, photochromic, it is real clear in Interior spaces, comfortable.on the other hand, the second sunglasses came without nose pad, and without screwdriver, that I don't need but it was promise in the purchase; so this sunglasses are uncomfortable, I can found the nose pad in my country.I would recommend this sunglasses because they do what promise, but with the seller... I have Sirius Doubts. I think the seller don't review the product before send it to the buyer.

I like the fact that these are actually polarized and I like the array of goodies they were packed with -- a stiff case, a soft case, a cleaning cloth, a two-headed key chain screwdriver, and.... a Wear the Secret Glasses to see the Girl in the Bikini card! This is like ordering something from the back of a comic book -- you expect an array of goodies, and even if the quality is a little less than you had hoped for but secretly expected, you feel that momentary punch of endorphins when the variety does not disappoint.What I don't like so much is the optical quality and the thinness of the lenses -- what did I expect? Well, if I drop $20 in a drugstore for a pair of carded sunglasses I get something that has rigid lenses and seems sharp -- and actually increases my visual acuity somewhat over not wearing them. These shade the sun but don't seem to increase acuity at all -- if anything, they reduce contrast, at least for me. I am slightly nearsighted and a quality pair of non-prescription sunglasses is almost as good as my mild prescription ... maybe they reduce chromatic aberration. So no, I don't think these are a good bargain at the price -- I can get similar or better quality at a $.99 store for $5 or less. But then, without the magic see-the-girl-in-the-bikini card! That's something.Oh yeah, forget the night-driving claim -- they don't become totally clear in the dark so it's like driving with a pair of tinted lenses.

I used these for the first time the other night driving home 90 miles in the dark. I have a problem in my eyes that makes me extra-sensitive to glare, day or night, even at the computer. At night, sometimes I'm blinded by glare, and glare at night makes it hard for me to see the surrounding landscape, so I would get anxious and have less stamina. So, these glasses! They fit over my large normal daytime glasses. They never hurt my head (I have a very large head) or my face. They stayed in place and I didn't really know they were there. My peripheral vision was still there. And, I could see everything perfectly, there was no darkening of the surrounding landscape, and I wasn't cringing with the glare as cars approached, even on 2-lane country roads, even on 4-lane interstate highways. I know some reviews have said that these didn't completely cut the glare for them-- for me, it completely cut the glare. I so wish I'd gotten some of these years ago. Very happy with the function of these, and with this particular product.

These technically get darker in the sun than they are inside, but not by much. I drive to work facing the rising sun, and drive home facing the setting sun, but despite being in direct sunlight, these glasses didn't get darker than slightly grey, and didn't do much for the glare reflected off of other cars, let alone the light shining around the flipped down visor. And yes, after I noticed that everything was much brighter than when wearing my old (now current) pair, I left them on the dash for several minutes, in direct sunlight, with no improvement.I'd only buy these if you want to convince others you wear glasses.

It did not dim at all

So, when I purchased these it wasn't noted as being polarized. These are polarized. I have polarized glass windows in my car, so these polarized lenses create distorted images when driving. I also had issues viewing images on my iphone. I use my iphone as a gps. It was really dangerous trying to drive and use my phone, so I had to return them. I also didn't find the lenses to get as dark as I would have liked in the full Arizona sun. Someone else mentioned this issue. The glasses are nice looking and well made, but just not functional with certain windows or glass screens.