Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Easyclip EC510 come with the magnetic clip-on sunglasses?
How secure are the magnetic clip-ons on the EC510?
Can I get prescription lenses in the Easyclip EC510 frames?
What is TurboFlex technology in the EC510 temples?
What size is the Easyclip EC510 frame?
Are the clip-on lenses polarized?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Easyclip EC510 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same patented magnetic clip-on technology
- Similar price range
- Same prescription-ready capabilities
- Identical magnetic technology
- Same price point
- Full prescription compatibility
- Same Easyclip magnetic technology
- Smaller fit for petite faces
- Same price range
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Easyclip EC510 vs. Other Easyclip Models
If you're considering the Easyclip EC510, you might also want to compare it with other models in the Easyclip collection that offer the same patented magnetic clip-on technology. All three alternatives below feature the same 10x-stronger magnetic bond, polarized clip-ons, and prescription-ready construction—the main differences are in frame size, shape, and styling details.
EC510 vs. EC562
The Easyclip EC562 is priced identically to the EC510 ($69.22-$135.37) and shares the same core magnetic technology. Both are metal rectangle frames designed for men, making this a style-versus-style decision. The EC510 features visible TurboFlex temple technology with textured details and comes in satin finishes (Black, Brown, and Dark Blue with Steel accents). If you prefer the EC510's specific aesthetic and the 56-18-145 measurements work for your face, it's the better choice. The EC562 may offer a different temple design or color options—check the product page for specific measurements to ensure the best fit.
EC510 vs. EC521
The Easyclip EC521 is another same-price alternative ($69.22-$135.37) with identical magnetic clip-on functionality. Like the EC510, it's a full-rim metal frame with prescription compatibility and includes a matching polarized clip. The decision comes down to frame shape preference and measurements. The EC510's 56mm lens width suits medium to large faces, while the EC521 may have different proportions. Both offer the convenience of instant sun protection without carrying two pairs of glasses.
EC510 vs. EC517
The Easyclip EC517 is the best alternative if you find the EC510's 56mm lens width too large. With a 49mm lens width, the EC517 is designed for smaller or petite faces while maintaining all the same magnetic technology benefits. It's in the same price range and includes a custom-matched polarized clip-on. Choose the EC517 if you need a more compact fit, or stick with the EC510 if you have a medium to large face and prefer the bolder rectangle shape.
Why Choose the EC510?
The EC510 stands out for its combination of TurboFlex 360-degree hinge technology, medium-large fit (56-18-145), and professional satin finishes with steel accents. The textured temple details and visible engineering make it ideal for men who want both technical performance and modern styling. If you're active, frequently transition between indoor and outdoor environments, or simply want the convenience of one frame that does it all, the EC510 delivers exceptional value with Aspex's proven magnetic system.
At a Glance
Easyclip EC562 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same patented magnetic clip-on technology
- Similar price range
- Same prescription-ready capabilities
- Likely includes polarized clip-on
Cons:
- Different frame design may not suit all face shapes
- Specific measurements and features may vary from EC510
Easyclip EC521 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Identical magnetic technology
- Same price point
- Full prescription compatibility
- Includes matching clip-on
Cons:
- Different style aesthetic
- May have different size measurements than EC510
Easyclip EC517 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same Easyclip magnetic technology
- Smaller fit for petite faces
- Same price range
- Includes polarized clip-on
Cons:
- Smaller 49mm lens width may not suit larger faces
- Different frame shape and style







