Pro Acme Round Sunglasses Glass Lens Metal Frame Retro Circle Sun Glasses for Women Men

Best quality sunglasses I have gotten in years and they were only 19$. You get a case, cloth case, cloth cleaner, screw driver, and the sunglasses. I can’t recommend more.

I can’t believe how great of a Ray ban dupe these glasses are! Down to the box that they come in. Case is of great material. Cloth pouch AND cleaning cloth are awesome. My favorite part is definitely the carabiner on the case. So convenient!As for the actual glasses...the gold part does look a tad cheap but that would require up close and personal examination. They look exactly like Ray bans and they are much sturdier than my similar cheap sunglasses. They don’t hinge easily and fit super snug to my face. I love them. So much better than buying super expensive ones!

Good quality product. I love it !!!

Great feel and look. The screws come loose more often then I would like, but overall great pair of glasses.

Great dupe! Really like these and their great quality and look a lot like Ray band. Would highly recommend!

So, I bought both the Ray Ban Gradient ( about $165 ) and these Pro Acme glasses ( less than $20 ). Both have glass lenses ( a must have ) and black frames. If not for the gradient lenses on the Ray Bans it would be difficult to tell them apart. The fit and comfort is the same for both. The Pro Acme case is far superior if that matters; well cushioned and protective. The accessories included with the Pro Acme are also superior; again, if that matters. Pro Acme also includes a little eyeglass screwdriver for maintenance if needed. I personally use them on occasion.Now, I just received both glasses so time may tell a different story but as it stands I cannot tell a difference in quality or construction. I will certainly buy the Pro Acme again someday because I am impressed with the product and price point. I've had Ray Bans for years and the money I've paid for the Ray Bans is hard to justify even on a good day. The photos may not accurately show the similarity but maybe someone else has the same experience and can add more info.For now, I will keep both pairs. At least I will learn something about Pro Acme.

I wrote a review a month or two ago about receiving a pair of these glasses that came to me already broken, in a box that had clearly been previously opened and then returned by the previous recipient. I sent them back and had a new pair sent to me at no cost. Those ones were great and have been my favorite sunglasses since I got them! However, the lens cracked easily on this new pair too. I guess I should have expected it, given the price. But it’s still a huge disappointment that they broke so easily. I didn’t even drop them or have something fall on them or anything. I just picked them up again after having just set them down in the car, and suddenly, inexplicably, the lens was cracked. I gave 3 stars because they’re just so damn cute and everyone thinks they’re real Ray Ban’s (until I point out they’re fake), so that’s nice. But if I buy again, I’d definitely be going into it knowing that they would likely break again.

Just got these about ten minutes ago (!) and it was such an impressive package and seemingly well-made product, I had to write a review. I'm kind of a sunglasses freak and have a pair of Ray-bans that I wanted a spare set of, but at $170 or so, I thought I'd look around. Glad I did. These seem to be all the quality of Ray-Ban (though I'm no glass/optics expert) and have sturdy frames, properly tensioned temples (I hate floppy, loose temples!) and every bit of design/manufacturing quality that my Ray-Bans do. They come with a very nice heavy faux-leather snap case with a carabiner, an embossed microfiber cleaning cloth inside a microfiber glass "case," and even a little glasses screwdriver tool with both straight and Phillips heads. Love the green lenses. They're obviously branded like Ray-Bans, with the tiny script on the lens and the white-on-red script logo. Even a "user manual," although I *think* I have all that down. I choke that they're made in China, I'm sure, but for $20 (seriously???), well, sorry, Ray-Ban, but if I ever need another pair of this design, I'm re-ordering these.