Is the New Round good for narrow faces?

Yes. It is built with a narrow fit and comes in 50 mm and 53 mm lens widths, so it suits smaller faces better than most round frames. Wider faces may find it tight.

How does it compare with the Ray-Ban Round Metal?

Both are slim metal round frames. The New Round has a more oval lens and a lighter, more understated look, while the Round Metal is closer to the classic round shape with a slightly heavier feel.

Are the lenses polarized?

Some versions are polarized, and mirrored and gradient options are also offered. Check the lens label on the version you pick, since not every pair is polarized.

Does it block UV light?

Yes. The lenses carry UV protection across the polarized, mirrored and gradient versions.

What comes in the box?

You get the sunglasses plus a Ray-Ban case and cleaning cloth. Lens type depends on the version you choose.

Is it worth it over cheaper round sunglasses?

You pay for the Ray-Ban name, metal build and lens options like polarization. If you want a light retro frame with good lenses, it holds up well against cheaper round pairs.