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What is Flexon memory metal and how durable is it?
Are the Flexon WASHINGTON 600 frames prescription-ready?
What are the benefits of half-rim eyeglasses compared to full-rim frames?
What face shapes work best with rectangle eyeglasses?
Why do these frames have adjustable nose pads?
How do I choose between the 54mm and 56mm size?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon WASHINGTON 600 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same proven memory metal technology
- Similar price range
- Part of the same 600 series collection
- Lower price point
- Flexon memory metal technology
- AUTOFLEX line known for enhanced flexibility
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Flexon WASHINGTON 600 vs. Similar Memory Metal Frames
If you're considering the Flexon WASHINGTON 600, you're likely drawn to the combination of professional styling and Flexon's proven memory metal technology. Here's how it compares to other popular Flexon frames in our collection.
WASHINGTON 600 vs. MELVILLE 600
Both frames belong to Flexon's 600 series and share the same memory metal construction and price range. The WASHINGTON 600 features a half-rim rectangle design that's ideal for professional settings and suits round or oval faces particularly well. The MELVILLE 600 offers an alternative shape within the same collection—if you like the 600 series technology but want to explore different styling, the MELVILLE is worth comparing side-by-side. Both are prescription-ready and offer the same durability and lightweight comfort.
WASHINGTON 600 vs. AUTOFLEX FRANK
The AUTOFLEX FRANK comes in at $108.31, making it a more budget-friendly option while still delivering Flexon's signature memory metal performance. The AUTOFLEX line is known for enhanced flexibility, which may appeal if you're particularly hard on your glasses or have active kids. The WASHINGTON 600's half-rim rectangle design tends to look more refined and professional, while the FRANK may offer a different frame shape. If price is a deciding factor and you're flexible on style, the FRANK is worth considering.
WASHINGTON 600 vs. E1122
The Flexon E1122 sits at the premium end ($121.60–$140.31) and represents a step up in the collection. It likely offers more advanced styling, additional color options, or enhanced features compared to the WASHINGTON 600. If you're willing to invest a bit more for a premium Flexon frame, the E1122 delivers the same memory metal durability with potentially more sophisticated design elements. The WASHINGTON 600 remains the better value for customers who want proven performance without paying for premium styling.
Our recommendation: The WASHINGTON 600 hits the sweet spot for most customers—it offers Flexon's proven memory metal technology, professional half-rim styling, and a competitive price at $116.31. Choose the MELVILLE 600 if you want to explore different shapes in the same series, the AUTOFLEX FRANK if budget is your priority, or the E1122 if you're looking for premium features and are willing to invest more.
At a Glance
Flexon MELVILLE 600 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same proven memory metal technology
- Similar price range
- Part of the same 600 series collection
Cons:
- May have different frame shape that doesn't suit all face types
- Potentially different color options
Flexon AUTOFLEX FRANK Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Lower price point
- Flexon memory metal technology
- AUTOFLEX line known for enhanced flexibility
Cons:
- Different style may not suit rectangle frame preference
- Potentially different size options
Flexon E1122 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Premium Flexon model with advanced features
- Same memory metal technology
- Potentially more color and size options
Cons:
- Higher price point
- May be too formal or structured for casual wear