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Ok..I'll complain a bit....tried them, but they do NOT get dark enough for me! And, inside the car, they don't darken at all...I NEED dark glasses as my eyes are very sensitive to light. So, it's prescription sunglasses in the darkest tint I can get, for me!
Yes, but my car already has rather dark tinted windows anyway. So , I don't think that is a problem .
I have a pair of glasses with transition lenses. I got them a few months ago. They do get dark enough outdoors, as dark as my regular sunglasses. It takes a long time for them to change back when I go indoors though. I've heard that it takes a few times for them to be able to change quickly. I almost never wear my glasses, so maybe they just haven't been exposed to the sun and had to change enough times yet.
From a non-wearer's perspective, I am not a fan of that look, especially when someone's glasses are "transitioning" indoors. To me it's the equivalent of a guy wearing white socks with black shoes.
From the wearer perspective, I don't really notice them changing from clear to dark and back again, all I know is within a few minutes they go back to clear lenses when I go indoors.
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