text: I just received these sunglasses after ordering directly from Luxottica (the company that owns Ray Ban). As someone who is a loyal Ray Ban customer, with many Ray Ban purchases over the years, I have to say, I'm very dissapointed in how the company has evolved these last few years. As you all know, Ray Ban is/was an Italian sunglasses company. In fact, if you look at the right side arm, it clearly says &#34;Made in Italy&#34; in all their advertisements. But it seems that this is false advertising and that more likely than not, if you look at your pair, it will say &#34;Made in China.&#34; No hard feelings towards Chinese made products, but if I'm spending many hundreds of dollars on Italian sunglasses, I'd like for them to be made in Italy. If you call Luxottica and ask for an exchange, be prepared to get the run-around until you are worn out with no happy outcome for you (ask me how I know). For $150-250 these sunglasses are a total rip-off. If we assume you bought these for $50 and are okay with them being made in China, here are the details:  Pros:  - Stylish and more unique looking than the cookie-cutter Clubmasters everyone owns. - Metal should be more durable than the plastic version (although time will tell).  Cons:  - Arms are a bit short and stiff. - Black ear pieces feel very plasticy and much too stiff (can be uncomfortable is worn more than 2-3 hours). - My pair came a bit wobbly/crooked (again probably due to careless manufacturing) - The metal loops connecting the nose-pieces to the frame are very soft/malleable and change shape very easily with the lightest pressure (who knows how long they will last before snapping off)  This is my exhaustive review. Hope it helps with your decision. Again, this is for the &#34;Made in China&#34; version of these sunglasses. Not sure how the Italian version fairs as far as quality. Unfortunately, this will be my last pair of Ray Bans. I salute the original Ray Ban company for making excellent products in the past, but it's time to move on. If you are still in the market, Maui Jim makes excellent lenses and I hear their customer service is impeccable. It's worth a look-sy!