Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Flexon 810MAG SET come with the magnetic clip-on sunglasses included?
Can I get prescription lenses in the Flexon 810MAG SET frames?
What is Flexon memory metal and how durable is it?
How do the magnetic clip-on sunglasses attach to the frame?
What face shapes work best with the Flexon 810MAG SET rectangular frame?
Are the clip-on lenses polarized and do they provide UV protection?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon 810MAG SET Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Lighter semi-rimless design for a more minimal look
- Same magnetic clip-on technology and polarized lenses
- May feel less bulky for smaller faces
- Nearly half the price at $102.15
- Same Flexon memory metal durability and flexibility
- Lighter weight without the magnetic hardware
- Premium Flexon construction at a lower price point
- Full-rim durability and memory metal technology
- May offer more contemporary styling options
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Flexon 810MAG SET vs. Similar Flexon Frames
The Flexon 810MAG SET sits in the brand's Magnetics collection, designed for wearers who want prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses in one package. Here's how it compares to other popular Flexon options.
810MAG SET vs. 806MAG SET: Full-Rim vs. Semi-Rimless
Both frames share the same magnetic clip-on technology and $197.54 price point, but the construction differs. The 810MAG SET features a full-rim metal frame that encircles the entire lens, providing maximum durability and a bolder look. The 806MAG SET uses a semi-rimless design where the bottom of the lens is exposed, creating a lighter, more minimalist appearance. If you have a higher prescription (above ±4.00), the full-rim 810MAG SET holds lenses more securely. If you prefer a barely-there feel and have a moderate prescription, the 806MAG SET may suit you better. Both include the same polarized magnetic clip-on with UV protection.
810MAG SET vs. Flexon 603: Magnetic Convenience vs. Simplicity
The Flexon 603 costs $102.15—nearly half the price of the 810MAG SET—and offers the same memory metal durability without the magnetic clip-on system. If you already own prescription sunglasses or rarely need sun protection, the 603 delivers excellent value. But if you frequently move between indoor and outdoor environments (driving, commuting, outdoor work), the 810MAG SET's instant magnetic transition saves you from carrying two pairs. The clip-on also ensures your sunglasses always match your frame perfectly, with no alignment issues.
810MAG SET vs. Flexon E1110: Premium Frame vs. Integrated System
The Flexon E1110 ($126.67-$148.92) represents Flexon's premium full-rim collection with contemporary styling and memory metal construction, but no magnetic clip-on. Choose the E1110 if you prioritize frame design and plan to invest in separate prescription sunglasses. Choose the 810MAG SET if convenience matters more—the included polarized clip-on eliminates the need for a second pair and costs less than buying prescription sunglasses separately. For active lifestyles, frequent travelers, or anyone who values simplicity, the 810MAG SET's 2-in-1 design is hard to beat.
At a Glance
Flexon 806MAG SET Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lighter semi-rimless design for a more minimal look
- Same magnetic clip-on technology and polarized lenses
- May feel less bulky for smaller faces
- Same price point at $197.54
Cons:
- Semi-rimless construction may not hold higher prescriptions as securely
- Less frame coverage means less design presence
- May not be as durable for very active use compared to full-rim
Flexon 603 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Nearly half the price at $102.15
- Same Flexon memory metal durability and flexibility
- Lighter weight without the magnetic hardware
- Simpler design for those who prefer separate sunglasses
Cons:
- No magnetic clip-on system included
- Requires purchasing separate prescription sunglasses
- Less versatile for quick indoor/outdoor transitions
Flexon E1110 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Premium Flexon construction at a lower price point
- Full-rim durability and memory metal technology
- May offer more contemporary styling options
- Good choice if you already own prescription sunglasses
Cons:
- No magnetic clip-on system
- Less convenient for frequent indoor/outdoor transitions
- Requires carrying separate sunglasses



