I have a couple pair of Elicit clones. Really like these, crazy light, frameless, high contrast tint. The originals have Zeiss lenses, and I doubt these are anywhere near as good, but they work great for me.
Yup, I have 2 or 3 pair of those Elicit ones and they're great. The frameless thing means that they don't channel sweat that well, but I don't care because the fit is so good and they're crazy light, and they look pretty cool since they're both photochromic but with nice looking reflective colors. They're my favorite glasses for evening riding, but I prefer polarized for late-morning and midday riding.
My favorite thing about cheap AliX glasses is that I don't have to worry about them. I take sunscreen pretty seriously so I can't help but occasionally (maybe more than occasionally) get some sunscreen or sunscreen/sweat mix in or on my glasses. I don't worry about how I wash or wipe my glasses, and I don't freak out if I drop them, and I don't worry about where I place them when I'm done riding, etc. etc. Even still, every single one of my AliX glasses has been doing great for at least 1-2 full seasons of riding. I overbought assuming that I'd fly through them, but they've held up just fine. I assume that most overpriced glasses are made to similar spec with similar materials and coatings but get away with lifetime replacement guarantees by building 3x, 4x, 10x pricing into the sales price to cover replacement.