If you have seen the advertisement for Vision Pro adjustable automatic focus glasses, you might be considering placing an order. But don't do it! 

After receiving numerous emails from blog readers asking whether these glasses were genuine, I decided to test them myself. I directly placed an order through tryezvisionpro and tested the glasses like any ordinary customer would do.

This is my review of Vision Pro Glasses after testing this highly praised automatic adjustment glasses. Plot disclosure warning: This is a complete scam!

Regarding Vision Pro Glasses

According to tryezvisionpro.com, Vision Pro glasses are equipped with advanced automatically adjusting lenses that can adjust focus based on the line of sight. The company states that they are suitable for reading, computer use, and farsightedness, and do not require a prescription or manual adjustment. Business and financial crime 

This is an impressive statement, but it immediately raised questions for me. The degree of eye correction is highly personalized, and true vision correction goes far beyond just wearing a pair of general-purpose glasses. Before spending money, I want to see if the product truly delivers on the promises made on the website.

It took three weeks for my Vision Pro glasses to arrive. Inside were three small plastic cups, which looked completely different from the high-end products promoted this week. They felt very lightweight, were of poor quality, and looked just like ordinary reading glasses you'd buy in the discount section. There was no sign at all that they had any cutting-edge optical technology. In fact, I genuinely thought their manufacturing cost wouldn't even be one pound. Manufacturing

However, I will not judge them solely based on their appearance. 

I started with the simplest test, holding the phone about six inches away from my face. The result was immediately disappointing. The glasses made no difference at all. I could use them or not and still be able to look at the phone just as well. There was no magnifying glass, no clearer text, and no sign of any automatic focusing technology operating in the background. 

Then, I walked towards the laptop, standing about eighteen inches away from the screen. If the glasses could truly adjust automatically, this would be one of the easiest situations for them to handle. The screen was still a blurry mess that was impossible to make out. I adjusted the glasses several times, cleaned the lenses, and even tried the other glasses provided in the package, hoping to say that perhaps one of them was defective. But nothing changed. Advertising and Marketing 

Finally, I tried watching TV from about three to four meters away. 

This is probably the greatest disappointment. 

The glasses didn't improve my vision at all.

As a consumer and fraud analyst, my findings

After going through all of this, I carefully examined tryezvisionpro.com. 

The first thing that catches attention is the product name. Designing these glasses as "Vision Pro" inevitably causes confusion, as most people first think of Apple's Vision Pro headset. Although the website has never explicitly claimed any association with Apple, the similar brand image is sufficient to make some consumers mistakenly believe that they are purchasing a product related to this tech giant. 

Another issue is the various astonishing claims on the website. The company repeatedly promotes its advanced automatic focusing technology that can replace prescription glasses, but rarely provides meaningful evidence to explain its specific mechanism, nor does it have independent clinical tests to prove its effectiveness. 

However, perhaps the greatest disparity lies in the gap between the advertisement and the actual product. This website showcases fashionable, high-end glasses that seem to incorporate advanced optical technology. The ones I received, however, were cheap, mass-produced plastic glasses with no advertised features. Manufacturing

Finally, there is the refund policy. Although tryezvisionpro.com advertises a refund guarantee, my experience indicates that the process of getting a refund is far from straightforward. Between the expensive shipping costs to China, the substitution of refunds with store discounts, and the attempts at negotiating partial refunds, this guarantee does not seem as reassuring as it initially appeared. 

Advantages

My order finally arrived.

Disadvantages

The product quality is extremely poor.

There is no evidence of any self-adjustment or automatic focusing technology.

In some cases, the vision actually becomes worse.

The shipping cost for returning to China is very high.

The refund guarantee is difficult to use.