Frequently Asked Questions
Are Flexon E1110 eyeglasses prescription-ready?
What is Flexon memory metal and how durable is it?
What face shapes work best with rectangular eyeglasses like the E1110?
Can I adjust the nose pads on the Flexon E1110?
What sizes are available for the Flexon E1110?
Does the Flexon E1110 come with a warranty?
Compare With Similar Frames
How the Flexon E1110 Eyeglasses stacks up against the closest alternatives we carry.
- Same memory metal technology and durability
- Similar professional rectangular styling
- Full-rim construction for lens stability
- More affordable ($97-$102)
- Same memory metal technology
- Lightweight and durable construction
- Classic design with memory metal technology
- Adjustable nose pads for custom fit
- Mid-range pricing ($110-$116)
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Flexon E1110 vs. Similar Memory Metal Frames
If you're considering the Flexon E1110, you might also be weighing other models in the Flexon collection. Here's how the E1110 compares to three popular alternatives in our catalog.
E1110 vs. E1042: Premium E-Series Comparison
Both the E1110 and E1042 belong to Flexon's E-series and share the same memory metal technology and professional rectangular styling. The E1042 sits at a slightly higher price point ($140-$149) compared to the E1110 ($127-$149), but both offer full-rim construction, adjustable nose pads, and the durability Flexon is known for. The main differences come down to subtle design variations in the temple styling and available color options. If you prefer the E1110's specific look and want to save a few dollars, it's the better choice. If the E1042's design speaks to you and budget isn't a concern, either frame will serve you well for years.
E1110 vs. 606: Budget-Friendly Alternative
The Flexon 606 offers the same memory metal technology at a more accessible price ($97-$102). You're getting the same core benefit—frames that bend and return to shape—but in a different style. The 606 is an excellent choice if you're new to Flexon and want to experience the technology without the premium, or if you're building a rotation of frames and want a backup pair. The E1110's additional cost gets you the E-series design language and potentially more color options, but both frames deliver on durability and comfort.
E1110 vs. Einstein 600: Classic Named Collection
The Flexon Einstein 600 ($110-$116) sits between the 606 and E1110 in price and belongs to Flexon's named collection. Like the E1110, it features a rectangular shape, memory metal construction, and adjustable nose pads. The Einstein 600 appeals to customers who prefer a recognizable model name and a classic aesthetic. The E1110's E-series styling is slightly more contemporary, while the Einstein 600 leans traditional. Both are excellent choices for professional settings and daily wear—your decision comes down to which design resonates with your personal style.
Our take: The E1110 hits a sweet spot in Flexon's lineup. It's more affordable than the E1042, more refined than the budget 606, and offers a modern alternative to the classic Einstein 600. If you want proven memory metal technology in a versatile rectangular frame that works for both professional and casual settings, the E1110 delivers excellent value.
At a Glance
Flexon E1042 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Same memory metal technology and durability
- Similar professional rectangular styling
- Full-rim construction for lens stability
Cons:
- Higher price point ($140-$149 vs $127-$149)
- May have different size options
- Slightly different temple design
Flexon 606 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- More affordable ($97-$102)
- Same memory metal technology
- Lightweight and durable construction
Cons:
- May have different frame shape or style
- Fewer color options potentially
- Different size availability
Flexon EINSTEIN 600 Eyeglasses
Pros:
- Classic design with memory metal technology
- Adjustable nose pads for custom fit
- Mid-range pricing ($110-$116)
Cons:
- Different aesthetic from E-series
- May have different temple styling
- Potentially different size range



