Frequently Asked Questions
Are the Flexon FLX1005MGC CLIP sunglasses polarized?
Do these clip-ons work with prescription lenses?
Will the magnetic clip-on scratch my prescription lenses?
How do the magnets work on Flexon magnetic clip-on glasses?
Can I buy the FLX1005MGC CLIP separately or does it come with the frame?
What is Flexon memory metal and why does it matter?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon FLX1005MGC CLIP Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Similar square shape and magnetic technology
- Comparable price at $84.92
- Same polarized clip-on convenience
- Identical price point at $84.92
- Same magnetic attachment technology
- Proven customer satisfaction based on reviews
- Lower price point ($72.62–$76.92)
- Same magnetic convenience and polarized lenses
- Rectangle shape offers versatility
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Flexon FLX1005MGC CLIP vs. Similar Magnetic Clip-Ons
If you're considering the Flexon FLX1005MGC CLIP, you're likely weighing it against other magnetic clip-on options in the Flexon Magnetics collection. Here's how it compares to similar models available at Designer Optics.
FLX1005MGC CLIP vs. FLX1006MGC CLIP
Both the FLX1005MGC CLIP and the FLX1006MGC CLIP are priced identically at $84.92 and feature the same magnetic attachment technology with polarized lenses. The primary difference lies in the base frame design: the FLX1005 offers a square shape, while the FLX1006 has slightly different proportions. Both require their respective base frames (FLX1005 or FLX1006) to function. If you prefer a classic square look with balanced proportions, the FLX1005MGC is your best choice. If you already own the FLX1006 frame or prefer its specific dimensions, the FLX1006MGC is the compatible option.
FLX1005MGC CLIP vs. FLX1000MGC CLIP
The FLX1000MGC CLIP is another identically priced option ($84.92) with strong customer reviews praising its optical quality and ease of use. The FLX1000MGC works with the FLX1000 base frame, which has a rectangle shape rather than the FLX1005's square design. Both offer the same magnetic convenience and polarized UV protection. Choose the FLX1005MGC if you prefer square frames that suit round or oval face shapes, or the FLX1000MGC if you prefer a rectangle frame that complements square or heart-shaped faces.
FLX1005MGC CLIP vs. 810MGC CLIP
For budget-conscious shoppers, the Flexon 810MGC CLIP offers similar magnetic clip-on functionality at a lower price ($72.62–$76.92). It features the same polarized lenses and magnetic attachment system but requires the Flexon 810 base frame. The 810MGC has a rectangle shape and comes in three color options. If you're looking to save approximately $8–$12 and don't mind the rectangle shape, the 810MGC is a solid value. However, if you specifically want the square shape and already own or plan to purchase the FLX1005 frame, the FLX1005MGC CLIP is the precise match you need.
Bottom line: The FLX1005MGC CLIP is the ideal choice if you own or are purchasing the Flexon FLX1005 base frame and want the convenience of magnetic clip-on sunglasses. Its square shape, polarized lenses, and secure magnetic attachment make it a practical, cost-effective alternative to buying separate prescription sunglasses.
At a Glance
Flexon FLX1006MGC CLIP Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Similar square shape and magnetic technology
- Comparable price at $84.92
- Same polarized clip-on convenience
Cons:
- Requires the FLX1006 base frame (sold separately)
- Slightly different frame dimensions may affect fit preference
Flexon FLX1000MGC CLIP Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Identical price point at $84.92
- Same magnetic attachment technology
- Proven customer satisfaction based on reviews
Cons:
- Works only with FLX1000 base frame
- Rectangle shape instead of square may not suit all face shapes
Flexon 810MGC CLIP On
Pros:
- Lower price point ($72.62–$76.92)
- Same magnetic convenience and polarized lenses
- Rectangle shape offers versatility
Cons:
- Requires the Flexon 810 base frame
- Different frame style may not match personal preference



