The auto-tinting smart sunglasses have truly impressed me. They adjust instantly to changing light conditions, making them perfect for driving, cycling, or any outdoor activity in all kinds of weather. The polarized lenses with dual UV400 protection provide clear vision while effectively blocking sunlight and glare. The aviator-style design looks stylish and suits any outfit, while remaining comfortable even after long wear. I really like how lightweight yet durable they are, offering both safety and comfort. The 0.1-second automatic transition works flawlessly, and the optical quality is excellent. Overall, a modern, practical, and well-designed pair of sunglasses, ideal for anyone who values both eye protection and style. Read more
The lenses are an acquired style - they look thicker than they appear on the photos and definitely have a nerdy look to them. They don't darken as much as typical sunglasses I wear, which isn't necessarily negative, but something to be aware of. They function well, sometimes I don't even notice that they dimmed until I take the glasses off, so it feels sleek. The fit is on the bulky side, but the glasses themselves are durable and slip resistant. I personally would not get these, but they serve a decent role for different use cases than mine. Read more
These Paleshy auto-tinting sunglasses are amazing! The photochromic lenses adjust instantly, from bright sun to cloudy shade. They’re super lightweight, very comfortable for long wear, and the polarization makes everything clearer while reducing glare. Great quality, stylish design, and truly UV400 protective. Read more
I don’t think they worth what I paid made of very cheap materials Read more
These sunglasses adjust almost instantly to changing light. They’re comfortable to wear and the style looks great. The polarized lenses cut glare while driving or biking. UV400 protection makes them safe for all-day use. Perfect pair for outdoor activities in any weather. Read more
These Paleshy sunglasses come in a sleek and sturdy frame that feels comfortable to wear. The design is modern and stylish, and the lenses adjust quickly to light, making them practical for both indoor and outdoor use. The packaging is clean and professional, and the glasses come well protected in the box. A good choice for anyone looking for a mix of style and functionality. Read more
The Good: They do dim when sunlight hits the sensors. The effect is enough to be quickly noticeable and the darkening happens very quickly. The Bad: The functionality, as far as using them as sunglasses, is pretty poor. The glasses are a little bulky feeling, and the clarity through them is low, and there is some distortion present. If any bit of shadow crosses over the sensor, the glasses go back to full brightness, so if you are looking up through the trees and a branch is moving and casts a shaow on you, the lenses will rapidly go in and out of the dimming response. I hoped these would be a little more practical than they are. The idea is sound, but I thihk there needs to be more work done to make the glasses comfortable and optically clear before the implementation of dimming technology becomes useful. I'm sure with time this technology will improve. Read more
These are decent sunglasses, but they’re fairly expensive versus a standard pair of sun glasses. They do change darkness of the lens depending on the light present - but it’s disconcerting when walking in a neighborhood that has tall trees that create on and off shade throughout your walk. I am not a fan of that constant change and found it mildly irritating. The fit was okay, but a bit tighter than expected. The polarization was good and they offered good eye protection in the harsh afternoon sunlight. The color and style were basic. Nothing truly fashionable about them … I will recommend these if you’re really interested in this auto darkness functionality ….or if you have the constant need to change the ‘darkness’ of the lens to mirror the outside light conditions. It works, but I’m not a big fan of how they actually work when there’s trees in the equation. Read more
