If you're on a budget but want to experience ZEISS vision excellence, then the ZEISS A-Series is worth checking out. Equipped with ZEISS's classic lotus film, the lenses are clear and easy to care for, and the Abbe number is up to 58 at 1.50 refractive index, which makes the image quality quite good, although the only drawback is that it is not very wear-resistant.
If you're on a budget between 1K and 3K, ZEISS's Zerui series is a good choice. This is the first time that ZEISS has used free ring technology on single vision lenses, resulting in a 32% increase in mirror flatness and an 8% reduction in lens thinness, making it an advanced ZEISS product that is particularly popular among people with moderate to high myopia.
And when your budget is above 3K, the more advanced is the Zeiss Zhirui series. With an 88% wider field of view and excellent edge definition and no distortion, this alone outperforms 98% of lens products. In particular, the upgrade of ZEISS Pupil Balance Technology to version 2.0 significantly improves contrast and delivers a high-definition and sharp visual experience, whether it is driving at night, at dusk or in poor lighting conditions, such as rain. And after the upgrade of new technologies, Zhirui recognition technology is also integrated into it, whether it is office, driving or looking at mobile phones, it can provide clear vision when watching different things at different distances, which is a product that meets the needs of contemporary Internet.