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Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015 vs WMP Eyewear Grant RX

These are two different products, not two versions of one: the Zenni is a complete pair of prescription eyeglasses, and the Grant RX is a bare frame you take to a lens provider. Buy the Zenni if you want one order to cover lenses, coatings and UV protection. Buy the Grant RX if you already have a lens provider or want a sturdier acetate frame with five-barrel hinges. Owners of both call them comfortable for everyday wear; Zenni buyers more often mention a tight fit and average frame quality, while Grant RX buyers more often mention slipping on the nose.

  • Choose the Zenni Optical Single-Vision Prescription Glasses if you want a full pair with basic lenses, anti-scratch and UV coatings included in a single order.
  • Choose the Grant RX if you want a durable acetate frame with five-barrel hinges and will have lenses made separately.

Prices

  • Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015: $24.00 at Editorialist (last seen Nov 9)
  • WMP Eyewear Grant RX: $55.00 at WMP Eyewear (last seen Nov 9)
  • Difference: the Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015 is $31.00 cheaper than the WMP Eyewear Grant RX at the latest prices (Nov 9)
Zenni Optical
Zenni Optical Single-Vision Prescription Glasses

Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015

Zenni Optical Single-Vision Prescription Glasses

4.5(1,867 ratings)
$24.00at EditorialistChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • Lenses and coatings come with the frame
  • Wide prescription range, including strong corrections
  • Very light at about 20 grams
  • Large review base, 4.5 out of 5 from 1,867 ratings
Cons
  • Buyers call the frame quality average
  • Some report a tight fit
  • Some had trouble reading with certain lens setups
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Grant RX

WMP Eyewear Grant RX

Grant RX

4.8(102 ratings)
$55.00at WMP EyewearChecked Nov 9
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Pros
  • Five-barrel hinges and a metal core hold shape
  • Acetate/TR90 build feels sturdier than basic plastic
  • HSA/FSA eligible
  • 4.8 out of 5 from 102 ratings, with praise for fit and design
Cons
  • No lenses included
  • No rubber nose pads, so it can slip
  • Smaller review base than the Zenni

What separates them

Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015WMP Eyewear Grant RX
What you getFrame plus basic single-vision lenses, anti-scratch and UV coatingFrame only, with a microfiber pouch
Frame materialLightweight plastic, about 20 gramsAcetate/TR90 with an internal metal injection core
HingesStandard hingesFive-barrel stainless steel hinges
Lens size51 mm wide, 37 mm high50 mm wide, 41 mm high
Frame width126 mm134 mm hinge to hinge
Prescription rangeSupports -20.00 to +12.00Not stated; lenses are added elsewhere
Nose gripUniversal bridge fitNo rubber nose pads; buyers report slipping
CustomizationCustom engraving availableNo engraving option

Price history

  • Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015: lowest $6.95 on Nov 1 at Zenni Optical; $23.95 on Nov 9.

Prices at every store

Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015

  • Zenni OpticalNew

    In stock

    $23.95+ $6.95 shippingChecked Nov 9
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  • EditorialistNew

    In stock

    $24.00+ $10.00 shippingChecked Nov 9
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WMP Eyewear Grant RX

  • WMP EyewearNew

    In stockReturn policy

    $55.00Checked Nov 9
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Specs compared

SpecZenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015WMP Eyewear Grant RX
Rim TypeFull Rim—
Frame MaterialPlastic—
ColorMaroon—
ShapeRectangle—
Lens Width51 mm wide lens—
Temple Length141 mm long—
Lens Height37 mm high lens—
Frame Width126 mm wide frame—
Channels—40AM, 40LSB, 40USB
Frequency Range—26.965 to 27.405 MHz
Frequency Tolerance—0.005%
Frequency Stability—0.001%
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SpecZenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015WMP Eyewear Grant RX
Operating Temperature Range—-20°C to +50°C
Input Voltage—13.8V DC nominal, 15.9V max., 11.7V min.
Cabinet Dimensions—7-7/8"(W) x 2-3/8"(H) x 9-1/4"(D)
Antenna Connector—UHF, SO-239
Power Output—AM,4 watts
SSB Power Output—SSB, 12 watts, P.E.P.
Current Drain—Transmit: AM full mod., 3A maximum.

What reviewers say

Zenni Rectangle Prescription Glasses 125015

  • 4.5 / 51,867 ratings

Buyers rate the frame 4.5 out of 5 across 1,867 ratings. Complaints center on a tight fit, average frame quality and reading problems with some lens setups.

What people mention
  • FitMixedMany find the medium frame comfortable, but some buyers say it runs tight.
  • StylePraisedBuyers call the rectangle shape flattering and versatile.
  • ValuePraisedReviewers say the included lenses make it good value for the price.
  • Frame qualityCriticisedSome buyers describe the plastic frame as average quality.

WMP Eyewear Grant RX

  • 4.8 / 5102 ratings

Owners rate the Grant RX highly and mostly talk about fit, build quality and looks. The common complaint is that the frame slides on the nose because it has no rubber pads.

What people mention
  • FitPraisedBuyers describe the fit as secure and comfortable for all-day wear.
  • Build qualityPraisedOwners call the frame well made, pointing to the hinges and the metal core.
  • Nose slipCriticisedSome owners say the frame slides on the nose because it lacks rubber nose pads.
  • StylePraisedBuyers like the classic rectangular look.

Questions and answers

Which is better if I need strong prescription lenses?
The Zenni. It supports corrections from -20.00 to +12.00 and ships with basic lenses. The Grant RX is a frame only, so your lens provider decides what it can hold.
Which frame lasts longer?
The Grant RX has the sturdier hardware: five-barrel stainless hinges and an internal metal core. The Zenni is lighter but buyers describe its frame quality as average.
Is the Grant RX worth stepping up to?
Only if you already have a lens provider or want the stronger hinge and core construction. If you want one order that includes lenses and coatings, the Zenni is the simpler buy.
Which fits a wider face?
The Grant RX is wider at 134 mm hinge to hinge versus 126 mm on the Zenni. Zenni buyers more often mention a tight fit.
Will either slip on my nose?
Grant RX buyers report slipping because it has no rubber nose pads. The Zenni uses a universal bridge fit, and slipping comes up less often in its reviews.
Which is better for everyday wear?
Both are called comfortable for daily use. The Zenni is lighter at about 20 grams; the Grant RX feels more solid but can slide.

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