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I like my Costco sunglasses instead. They have a real light tint by default and then can transition darker based on light level. They’ll even darken behind a car windshield!
This works for me because the tint is light enough out of sunlight that I can see indoors with them on fine
They are still transitions, tho
They are, but they work better for me in my specific situation. I don’t really wear sunglasses in the winter. The sun is pretty weak here and I don’t really need them most days. Maybe a handful at most.