Recent content by TrekTaken

Costco sales sound great, thanks!

Which stores can I find the bi-gradient mirror coating to try? I would like to see how they look and feel because I’ve kind of become obsessed in trying all the different Maui Jim sunglasses!

I’ve tried two dozen pairs so far, and like two styles. However, I want to try as many as possible beige committing to a pair or two… or three… lol!

I didn’t know there are so many Maui Jim fans here. Maybe Lucid should consider doing a co-marketing campaign?

A friend let me try on his Maui Jim, and you’re absolutely right, the lenses are AMAZING! I just need to find a pair that fits my slightly low nose bridge. Thanks for the detailed response; it’s very helpful! My new adventure for new sunglasses begins.

All three of my sunglasses are Ray-Ban, so I think we might have common thread for the problem.

I’ll have to give Maui Jim sunglasses a try

All three of my sunglasses are polarized, but only the black doesn’t have problems. Maybe the brand (Ray-Ban) might be a factor?

Good to know, thanks! I haven’t tried blue sunglasses yet. Just a tiny sample size of red, purple, and black. I’ll have to get a blue pair and test them, then edit my “conclusion” to black and blue sunglasses.

I rip my CDs in iTunes, set at 320 kbps, then upload to YouTube Music. It’s the second best quality I’ve gotten (first being Tidal). I’ve never gotten any good sound quality from Spotify.

On my “Lucidversary,” I’d like to share the pros and cons about owning a Lucid Air for a year. Let’s start with driving experience. Three hours commute to work and back every day is a pain, but my Lucid Air makes it comfortable. First, the 21-speakers wonderfully stream music through Apple...

It’s terrible because I have to push the car home the final two blocks… 😜🤣

Happy holidays, everyone! With temperatures around 12C (54F) at 06:00 (driving to work), and 17C (63F) at 17:00 (driving home from work) these days, I’ve dropped from 4.844 mi/kWh to 4.834 mi/kWh at 8000 miles.

My average speed is actually 28.844 mph to be exact… 😜🤣

With temperatures dropping, I’m plateauing as expected… 7000 miles = 4.844 miles/kWh