The analysis highlights three distinct models that define the current lineup: the compact Gone Viral RX, the relaxed Wired RX, and the narrow-fit Aura Points RX. Each frame offers unique construction details, ranging from metal aviator designs to lightweight, wide-fit squares, allowing users to align personal style with individual facial measurements. Pricing varies across the collection, with entry points starting at $75 for the Aura Points RX and reaching $175 for the more intricate Gone Viral RX.
Beyond aesthetics, the report emphasizes the technical necessity of matching frame dimensions—such as bridge fit and temple length—with a user’s existing comfortable eyewear. Quay provides virtual try-on tools to assist with selection, though the company cautions that these are visual aids rather than replacements for physical fitting. Shoppers must provide a current eyeglass prescription and their pupillary distance, as contact lens prescriptions are not compatible with the online ordering system.





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