I've been using a pair of non-prescription glasses from Cinily Net for the past 90 days. Here is my detailed, day-by-day review of the Plastic Steel Glasses Frame, model 9801 in Black—a retro-style, ultralight, casual large-frame design suitable for both men and women.
The glasses arrived promptly. The packaging was straightforward but did its job well, keeping the frames safe during transit. My first impression was that they looked even better in person than online. The black finish is sleek, and the large frames give off a cool, retro feel. When I took them out of the box, I was struck by how lightweight they felt.
I was slightly concerned about the size, as large frames can sometimes overpower my face. However, these seemed well-proportioned. The plastic steel material felt reasonably sturdy, especially given the price. I was looking forward to trying them on.
Verdict: Positive first impressions. The glasses are stylish and light. Their long-term durability remains to be seen.
During the first week, I wore these glasses every day, mainly for reading and computer work. The lightweight design was a significant advantage—I hardly noticed I had them on, which is ideal. There was no pinching on my nose or behind my ears.
One thing I did notice was that the non-prescription lenses tended to attract fingerprints. I found myself cleaning them more often than anticipated. It wasn't a major issue, just something to be aware of. A standard microfiber cloth worked fine for keeping them clean. I looked into finding non-prescription glasses with better anti-smudge coatings, but those options typically come at a higher cost.
I also received several compliments on them! People seemed to appreciate the retro style. All in all, the first week was a success.
Verdict: Comfortable and stylish for daily wear. Be ready to clean the lenses frequently.
After a month of regular use, I had a clearer picture of these Cinily Net glasses. They became my default pair for everyday tasks, and I even started wearing them outdoors as a fashion accessory. Here are my observations: