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Zenni will give you glasses that are functional, I suppose, but they do cut corners. I've tried a handful of the online glasses shops and have never been terrib
by joshuapants 12y ago
Zenni will give you glasses that are functional, I suppose, but they do cut corners. I've tried a handful of the online glasses shops and have never been terribly happy. The frames are cheaply constructed and not terribly durable and the lenses seem to be of poorer quality. If I needed a spare pair to take on a canoeing trip I'd get them from Zenni or some other cheap place so I wouldn't have to worry about losing an expensive pair.
In terms of comfort and vision I'll pick the expensive glasses every time.
- caw 12y agoI've purchased Zenni glasses for my last 2 prescriptions. The first pair I got I found much more comfortable after replacing the nose pads with a kit from Walmart. Otherwise the glasses are pretty good - lightweight, double hinged and everything. I reordered the same frames this past year and they seem to be fine, so I don't know if they changed up the nose pads in any way or if I managed to adjust the frames properly this go around. For sunglasses I go with with Luxottica because of the premium polarized lenses. I wear sunglasses 11 months out of the year so I definitely agree on getting a quality pair.
- Vendan 12y agoI got 2 pairs of glasses from zenni for a total of $40, including shipping. First pair lasted 2 years, still using the second pair 3 years after I bought them. Better quality then any other pairs I've had, including a $400 pair from the optometrist.