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Unisex Sunglasses with Gray Plastic Frame and Brown Polarized Lens
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Unisex Sunglasses with Gray Plastic Frame and Brown Polarized Lens Code: PLD6193/S KB7/SP

Description & Specifications

The Polaroid PLD6193/S sunglasses have an aviator shape and a plastic frame. The polarized brown lenses are made of polycarbonate and feature a category 3 sun filter for bright sunlight.

  • Gender: Unisex
  • Frame shape: Aviator
  • Frame material: Plastic
  • Frame color: Gray
  • Lens type: Polarized
  • Lens material: Polycarbonate
  • Lens color: Brown
  • Sun filter category: 3
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  • nickolikas
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    nickolikas
    This review is about the frame colour: Brown

    I also used to think that Polaroid sunglasses are value for money because I have a pair of polarized ones that I wear daily—at the sea, fishing, activities—since 2018 and they are excellent. BUT they are no longer the same. I bought this particular pair and it warped in 6 months. I thought it was just bad luck. I got another pair with mirrored lenses and the coating came off in a week, so they were returned. I can tolerate a cheap frame, since in the end, plastic is used in both expensive and cheap ones, but the lens? Unfortunately, Polaroid was bought by Safilo and their glasses are now made in China with the worst specifications, so they are no longer worth it.

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  • theodosis.giannoulis
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    theodosis.giannoulis

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    why pay 150 for glasses when with 50 or less you get the same quality and I mean it. I have bought from Prada, Armani, even Ray Ban... well, let me tell you, they have nothing to envy

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  • 3
    Chefakos_K

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  • nickolikas
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    nickolikas

    I also used to think that Polaroid sunglasses are value for money because I have a pair of polarized ones that I wear daily—at the sea, fishing, activities—since 2018 and they are excellent. BUT they are no longer the same. I bought this particular pair and it warped in 6 months. I thought it was just bad luck. I got another pair with mirrored lenses and the coating came off in a week, so they were returned. I can tolerate a cheap frame, since in the end, plastic is used in both expensive and cheap ones, but the lens? Unfortunately, Polaroid was bought by Safilo and their glasses are now made in China with the worst specifications, so they are no longer worth it.

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  • theodosis.giannoulis
    5
    theodosis.giannoulis

    why pay 150 for glasses when with 50 or less you get the same quality and I mean it. I have bought from Prada, Armani, even Ray Ban... well, let me tell you, they have nothing to envy

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Description & Specifications

The Polaroid PLD6193/S sunglasses have an aviator shape and a plastic frame. The polarized brown lenses are made of polycarbonate and feature a category 3 sun filter for bright sunlight.

  • Gender: Unisex
  • Frame shape: Aviator
  • Frame material: Plastic
  • Frame color: Gray
  • Lens type: Polarized
  • Lens material: Polycarbonate
  • Lens color: Brown
  • Sun filter category: 3

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Manufacturer Details

Warnings & Safety Information
Product Number
PLD6193/S KB7/SP

Main Specifications

Gender
Unisex

Frame Features

Frame Material
Horn-Rimmed
Frame Shape
Aviator
Frame Colour
Grey

Lens Specifications

Lens Colour
Brown
Lens Type
Polarized

Lens Type

Polarized

Polarized lenses reduce light reflection from surfaces like water, snow, or roads, improving visibility, reducing glare, and enhancing contrast and comfort, especially in sunny conditions.
Lens Material
Polycarbonate

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (3)

3.0
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3.0
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  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 1
  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1
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  • Stability
  • Rested Lens
  • Weight
  • Lens quality
  • Longevity
  • Value for money
  • Frame quality
  • nickolikas
    1
    nickolikas
    This review is about the frame colour: Brown

    I also used to think that Polaroid sunglasses are value for money because I have a pair of polarized ones that I wear daily—at the sea, fishing, activities—since 2018 and they are excellent. BUT they are no longer the same. I bought this particular pair and it warped in 6 months. I thought it was just bad luck. I got another pair with mirrored lenses and the coating came off in a week, so they were returned. I can tolerate a cheap frame, since in the end, plastic is used in both expensive and cheap ones, but the lens? Unfortunately, Polaroid was bought by Safilo and their glasses are now made in China with the worst specifications, so they are no longer worth it.

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  • theodosis.giannoulis
    5
    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful
    theodosis.giannoulis

    Verified purchase

    why pay 150 for glasses when with 50 or less you get the same quality and I mean it. I have bought from Prada, Armani, even Ray Ban... well, let me tell you, they have nothing to envy

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 3
    Chefakos_K

    Verified purchase

    • Stability
    • Rested Lens
    • Weight
    • Lens quality
    • Longevity
    • Value for money
    • Frame quality
  • nickolikas
    1
    nickolikas

    I also used to think that Polaroid sunglasses are value for money because I have a pair of polarized ones that I wear daily—at the sea, fishing, activities—since 2018 and they are excellent. BUT they are no longer the same. I bought this particular pair and it warped in 6 months. I thought it was just bad luck. I got another pair with mirrored lenses and the coating came off in a week, so they were returned. I can tolerate a cheap frame, since in the end, plastic is used in both expensive and cheap ones, but the lens? Unfortunately, Polaroid was bought by Safilo and their glasses are now made in China with the worst specifications, so they are no longer worth it.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • theodosis.giannoulis
    5
    theodosis.giannoulis

    why pay 150 for glasses when with 50 or less you get the same quality and I mean it. I have bought from Prada, Armani, even Ray Ban... well, let me tell you, they have nothing to envy

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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