Specsavers Bewertungen 

I ordered new glasses at Specsavers, Cruises St. Limerick. When they came after 10 days, I wore them for 3 days but it seemed like I was given someone else’s order. I found them to be dangerous, especially when driving. I returned to the store and found the staff very unhelpful. They told me that they would sort the problem in 3 days. Despite several attempts to contact a manager to no avail, I went to the shop after 10 days and demanded a refund. An terrible customer service. Avoid!

Three words specsavers. Money making racket! I had old frames, I asked if new lenses could be put into old frames (which are in perfect condition) answer I got was oh no the lab is gone now so you'll have to buy new glasses! So I have perfectly good frames which of no use now. I have two issues with this 1. Sustainability issue and 2. Bad value for customers. Optometrist was very good but won't be going back to specsavers, always end up spending a fortune.

The opticians are extremely friendly and professional, and I really appreciate the time they take in-store to help you find frames that suit your face shape and personal style. They’re great listeners when doing the eye tests and very good at addressing any concerns, which makes the experience feel very personal.

That said, I do feel there’s room for improvement in the overall process. On both occasions when I purchased glasses, I had to call the store myself to find out when they were ready, which felt a bit inconvenient.

One additional suggestion would be a return or reuse scheme for old frames when purchasing new glasses. I was told they can take the frames back, but there’s currently no discount or incentive offered. Given how expensive glasses, especially designer frames, can be, this feels like a missed opportunity and something worth considering.

Overall, a positive experience with excellent staff, but some process improvements could really elevate it.

At Eyre Sq Galway Specsavers, I needed a new prescription and had 2 options to choose from. The optometrist was excellent (5 stars) and explained the pros & cons of each clearly and simply.

Then I spoke to another staff member whose role was to guide me through my options to help me choose. This didn’t go so well (0 stars).
I felt that she was trotting out a spiel and not actually listening to what I needed. Although I kept saying that I was getting more confused, she made no effort to simplify matters.

Many opticians’ customers are going to be older people, many are going to have anxiety or cognitive issues, and many will not have English as their first language. I consider myself an average customer but I left Specsavers with my head spinning.
This ‘professional’ also had a trainee with her, observing our interaction. It was certainly good training in how NOT to communicate effectively!

This rating is not fair for the other staff I met, who were all great. So, my apologies to them.

I haven’t as yet returned there to order my glasses.

Zero aftercare service on glasses purchased one year ago. Was told I have to buy a new pair. Second pair I was told they couldn't replace the lenses I car the frame broke. Absolute joke. Previously bought another pair that had a screw stuck in the arm they said they couldn't fix it. I brought them into vision express in Limerick and they sent them off blasted out the screw and Walla fixed. No problem..
I've spent thouyin Specsavers since I was a teenager never again

I collected my repaired varifocal glasses this morning. One of the sidearms had broken.
It was repaired /replaced here in La zenia spain by a professional team in Vision Center La Zenia and technicians in Torreveca.
This company have taken over from Specsavers and provide an excellent aftercare service.
Much better than overseas.
I requests repairs in my hometown Clonmel and they insisted they could not be repaired! Their solution was to buy another frame from them for 199 euro. As a consession the shop offered a 50% reduction.
This is my second incident.
Another pair of specticles from specsavers Clonmel had a lens fall out and lost I was told no they cannot be fixed I walked up the syreet to an opticians in Clonmel and they replaced the lens.
Again no aftercare service.
The team selling the products were good but tecnically they seem not willing to repair 1/2 year old glasses that they sell.
How can other opticians do so at no cost or v little???

Called into Specsavers today at lunchtime in a rush , was greeted by the friendliest lady who looked after my request to fix glasses for my husband who needed them for nightshift. Nicole… thank you so much , it was a pleasure dealing with you.

Will never go to Specsavers again. Was not listened to when explaining why I was returning unused lenses. Refused a refund.

This place makes my blood boil .. my children and me have been a long term customer but Iam seriously getting sick to my stomach with it . Every time it’s money money money . €180 today just to update lens prescription into old frames ( year old). Then she said - extra €20 incase the frame breaks when we are installing the lens into the frame . - I replied - so I have to pay to repair my frame that u could break doing the job your paid to do in the first place ? Just do it gently and don’t break it . As it is the said frames had snapped twice in the previous year . If I didn’t pay the extra €20- she was going to make a note of it - saying I take full responsibility.. WTF like ..

I was speaking with a lady called Holly at the Newbridge branch today. She went above and beyond to assist me. Excellent customer service skills and thinking outside the box. This lady is a treasure. Thank you so much Holly ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Thought I'd be able to 'walk in' and wait to get reading glasses, but told I have to make an appointment. As my dad's carer its impossible for me to know in advance when I'll be available until the day itself. No consideration at all for people in my position.

I've been a customer of Specsavers for many many years but in the last couple of years have noticed a bad decline in service. I had my eyes tested in February 2025. Lost my varifocals in Spain in November. Went to get new pair on my return. Picked out frames. Before glasses were sent for prescription to be put in i changed my mind on the frames. Called in physically to change the frames. Some time later went back and wrong frames were on the glasses and i couldn't see through the glasses. They offered to change the frames to the correct ones. Went back to collect these to find frames incorrect again. Staff very nice but the level of incompetence is horrific. On same day a colleague of mine collected hers from a different branch and her lenses were incorrect too. This is the 2nd time I've not been able to see clearly through my glasses. I now find I see better without my varifocals. Will be going elsewhere from now on. Would definitely not recommend Specsavers to anyone.

Arrived 12 minutes late to my appointment and was refused service.

Staff member Janice in the Tallaght store was so so helpful and made me feel really comfortable picking out glasses for the first time. Took it upon herself to assist in finding me 2 pairs of glasses, a real girls girl and amazing attitude!

Staff were so friendly and helpful it was a breeze

Was 7 minutes late for a Specsavers Ear appointment, (Christmas traffic Longford), tried calling - couldn’t get through.
Used the bathroom before taking my seat in waiting area - staff member arrived to me at 12.43 (now 13 mins after scheduled 12.30 app) telling me that as I was a 1/4 of an hour late “he” couldn’t take me.
We’ve always know Specsavers are daylight robbers on the eyewear front … (a 10 to 1 ration of upselling sales staff to actual clinicians!!), but we can add zero customer awareness or service to their long list of shoddiness now. So pleased I discovered this (again) before embarking on any ear-treatments with them.
A bullet dodged I think.

I was wearing the wrong lenses from
Feb -to December as my contact lenses were not updated on their system.When getting tested for an eye test today the optician confirmed it . As I was saying how the lenses hurt me .
I had 4 months of unused lenses ,
But the manager in store today only wanted to take back 3months as the other box had been opened.
I was treated rudely in store as if I was at fault . I later received a phone call stating they couldn’t meet my expectations in which I never had a conversation about & told me my account was closed without any discussion.
I sent emails to the retail manager in Ennis & was completely ignored.
Explaining it’s affected me with headaches & have very dry eyes.
Avoid Specsavers at all costs .
Also Specsavers replied after this was posted . So I replied to them & they have completely ghosted me stay away they do not care !!!

Frame quallity so bad!!! Hugoo looks like like from turkey market..after one year need change

Awful service, the optometrist was late to the appointment and mis diagnosed me. The glasses I received made my vision worse and caused me severe pain in my eyes and headaches. The staff member who sold me the frames when contacted was extremely rude and accusatory blaming me for their mistake and trying to extortion me by demanding I pay a further €170 to fix one pair of frames only. She then proceeded to lie to me and say I was not entitled to a refund. Which I got in the end. DO NOT use their services they are scam artists and clearly incompetent

I visited Specsavers yesterday, 27th November, and completed a medical form that entitled me to a free eye test, as it had been two years since my last one. Before my appointment, I asked to confirm that there would be no charge with my medical card. I also double-checked with the staff member at the desk as I was leaving, and was told there was no payment required.

However, today (28th November), I received a phone call informing me that I owed €25 for an additional part of the test. I paid the amount, which isn’t the issue. The problem is that this extra charge was not explained to me during my visit, and I had already left the store. The situation felt unclear and a bit misleading.