Good watch, as always.

Another good vid Dann

Great review, thanks Dann

Thanks, Dann.
Very thorough review.
Am I uncomfortable about walking around with an embedded “internal use” RFID?
I shall need to contact my Witness Protection agent...

Too late. You're on "the list"

Nice review. Thanks for sharing.

about damn time, how long were we waiting for another review! ha ha
Great video as always you know have more pairs of Redux than me.....

We can't let that continue

Great video and I thought it was pronounced re-do like it was French and they are re-doing the Eye Jacket. Learn something every time I log in here.

Same, but since this was going to be on the web, and I would have to speak it out loud, I looked up other usages to make sure it was correct. I figured it was french in origin and pronounced like 'deux', but apparently it's latin. /re-dehks/ was how Wikipedia listed it.

Thanks Dann, great review and always nice to learn something new.

Just some additional info:

The RFID tag is also used as an anit-counterfeiting measure. According to Essi-Luxx:

“For greater effectiveness in the battle against counterfeiting and the expansion of parallel markets that divert goods into unauthorized sales channels, Luxottica has developed GLOW (Guaranteed Luxottica Origin Worldwide), an innovative system capable of guaranteeing the traceability of its products. Based on RFID technology, it verifies the authenticity of its products and the legitimacy of its sales channels by means of a sensor (RFID TAG) built into the iconic Ray-Ban and Oakley models. This device contains the essential information required to unequivocally identify every pair of glasses from its production site to the wholesale client where it has been sold. Furthermore, it emits no radio signals, and as such is completely safe for health, and does not record personal data.”