Xiaomi Mijia TS sunglasses test

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written by: mollusk
2019-08-25

We planned to test the Xiaomi Mijia TS sunglasses for the beginning of the summer, but as usual, we faced delays in delivery. We are just about to enter the sunniest season, when the use of sunglasses is especially justified, but whoever orders them will most likely only use them in autumn. We rightfully expect the HUF 6000 accessory to be a quality item, as it is not a particularly cheap dozen.

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reliability 7
design and material quality 6
equipment, functions 9
ergonomics 7
price/value ratio 6

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Since it was too big for everyone in the office, they left it to me, saying it looks best on me. Always for some reason that's how I go about with clothes, maybe they don't like to test…? Anyway, I took it because the recognition flattered my soul, but I thought I'd discover a little beautification in the thing, since it's too big for me, and it doesn't fit me too well either.

Basically, I have never found good aviator sunglasses for my head shape, they all tend to have large lenses, but the Xiaomi sunglasses are larger than average. This is one of its drawbacks, and because of this, it will not sit well with many, as it did in the office. Even though many of us use glasses of this style, Xiaomi was not the right one for them. Another disadvantage of the large lens is that there is a strong reflection at the edges in the backlight, which is quite disturbing. As I walk with him, I see continuous flashing and movement in my peripherals because of this, at the beginning of the test period I kept looking to the side to see who wanted to hit me. I got used to it after a while, but this is by no means an advantage.

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Otherwise, the glasses are of good quality, the frame is made of thin metal - which, despite appearances, is quite flexible and difficult to bend -, the bridge of the nose and the end of the temples are covered with soft rubber, so they are particularly comfortable to wear, which is also helped by their small weight. The stems were difficult to open in the beginning, but now they have come in nicely. Later, if they are already too loose, we can tighten them with the two small screws at the attachment. A case and a cleaning cloth were included in the box, so we won't have a problem with these either, and cards praising the designer, Turok Steinhardt (for whom Google doesn't give any results apart from Xiaomi's glasses) were also included.

The plastic (polyamide) lens also seems to be of good quality, according to Ofotértes inspection, it has 100% UV filtering (UV 400) and a polarized coating, so it also filters reflections, which is the biggest advantage when driving. The lens does not distort, it is not stained, it is not cloudy, it is really pleasant to use. Because of this and the small crowd, it's easy to forget that we're wearing glasses, which I think is beneficial. I can't ignore the fact that one of the lenses was left in my hand during cleaning... I could easily put it back in the frame without damage, but then the lens of the XNUMX glasses wouldn't fall out.

Summary

The Xiaomi Mijia TS sunglasses would be a good thing, but they are not. On the one hand, it was very big for 6 out of 5 people, it fit one (me), but it still looked lame. Because of this, I see annoying reflections in the periphery, which is also disturbing. On the other hand, I don't think the loss of the lens is one of the tolerable quality defects. Otherwise, the glasses are light, stylish, comfortable, of good quality and, based on the inspection, the lens is 100% UV filtered and polarized, so basically there would be no problem with it, but based on the above, I can only rate it average, especially for HUF 6000.