Sunglasses with adjustable tints use photo filters as lenses

Imagine a pair of sunglasses whose tint you can adjust with a simple twist, inspired by photography technology. Lombell’s innovative design adapts to your environment and offers customizable light control, stylish looks and complete UV protection.

The secret behind lenses with adjustable tint

The heart of these groundbreaking sunglasses is Variable neutral density (ND) filter technology.a tool valued by photographers because it can control exposure with a simple twist.

This is how it works:

• Each lens includes two pieces of polarized glass layered together.
• Rotating the front part changes the tint, making the lens lighter or darker.
• Graduated markings ensure precise adjustment and give you complete control over your environment.

The Lombell sunglasses integrated 9-stop ND filtergiving you a seamless transition from lightly shaded to ultra dark. Whether you’re driving on a sunny day, hiking in strong sunlight or just enjoying a leisurely stroll, your vision remains perfectly optimized.

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Titanium frame and recipe compatibility

Ultralightly constructed Titanium frameThese sunglasses are not only stylish but also durable and comfortable for all day wear. For those who require lenses, the back lens of each lens can be replaced with a custom lens – making these sunglasses a versatile solution for everyone.

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How do they compare to other sunglasses?

While photochromic lenses Because they automatically adapt to the light, they often react too slowly and have problems in situations such as driving with indirect UV exposure. In the meantime, electrochromic sunglasses require batteries and can be expensive.

Lombell’s variable ND sunglasses offer one manual, battery-free solutionThis means you can adjust your color instantly, anywhere. They also block over 99% of UVA and UVB raysprotects your eyes from harmful sunlight.

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Lombell’s variable ND sunglasses are available now through the company’s website at a currently discounted price of $89.99 for a regular pair or $99.99 for a set of prescription lenses.

Source: Lombell.com