Lens Brand Tier List - Who Makes the BEST Spectacle Lenses???

The lenses in your glasses have a huge effect on the quality of vision - and therefore, the way you experience the world. So in this video, we're comparing some of the world's leading lens designers and manufacturers to help you decide which ones to buy.
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[@RSWDev]

In the US you mostly see Essilor due to Luxottica's monopolizing behavior. They definitely make great lenses, but they're evil. They even own vision insurance companies so that patients are forced to use Essilor to use their benefits. If you have the choice, ask for Zeiss just because they're not creating a greedy monopoly.

[@marioh5172]

I ordered FOR YEARS the absolutely most expensive (purple looking, lotus effect yada yada ) lenses from Zeiss in Germany. I now purchased premium lenses from Nikon in Japan. Never will I go back, hands down.

[@johncas1]

You get what you can afford where not all millionaires are some can only afford cheap lenses

[@QbutNotTheQ]

The spokesperson appears to be wearing flat glass lenses in his glasses, which would mean they are fake. No?

[@plusoptica]

If you work with zeiss, rodenstock is tremendously similar in terms of product scale and philosophies The most important thing will always do, a good refraction and taking measurements

[@alfmeister13]

I buy my glasses at Costco. My latest are Essilor Transitions/Drivewear / Essilor clear in Ray-Ban frames (Luxotica) and the price is unbeatable for high quality glasses.

[@amirkharkowa4134]

My optometrist in central London always recommends a high quality Nikon with my Linwood frames. Surprised to see them rates so low

[@akahina]

As a photographer, I'm very interested in the lenses you mentioned by Leica. Also interested in glass. Imagine my chagrin when I was having lenses made for some c. 1910 frames and wanted glass. I was told that as of November last year, they were no longer available. Polycarbonate lenses in antique frames is just wrong.

[@bhanusharma233]

I own a pair of transition lenses (emerald green) and they are great in terms of general quality and vision. Hate the fact that they are EssilorLuxottica now.

[@Kirolovebiro]

You have no idea how much I enjoy this type of content, thank you so much

[@ctms-fw5sr]

Super helpful review. I really enjoy your videos, as they are informative, and your communication style is very engaging. Thank you!

[@redirisx]

I would love to have a more endepth video on the 4K categorised lens manufactors! I sure you know this but Zeiss do a Blue Guard where instead of a coating applied to lenses usually, it is actually worked into the lens material! I have only seen a couple of Leica lenses without prescription as they did a collaboration with MyKita... they are beautiful! Cannot wait to get your opinion/review on them! Anyway, such great content as always!! Xx 😻

[@JmsG-zh7bz]

Great video once again, very helpful indeed. Happy birthday Robert. 🥳

[@The_John_Galt]

Oh snap!!!!

[@NA-rr3fw]

Thanks I've been looking for this info for years!

[@mnml7396]

Super informative! Hope to see more videos on the subject

[@MrShinobi797]

Please provide more content on the various Lens Manufacturers and their Lens Designs...this was enlightening.

[@ariajain7393]

Thanks for all the info you share!

[@tonyaustin4629]

This video changed my life for the better. I get starburst flares when driving at night; I want the best sunglasses too, since I go to t beach and pool at least three to four times a week. I had no idea that I had options... SUBSCRIBED!!!.