These seem to be decent, standard-issue windshield wipers.  The feature of being frameless is perhaps somewhat novel, but I've never had a problem with windshield wiper frames (I always snap them against the windshield when scraping off frost or ice, anyway), so I can't really regard that as a significant benefit.  The wipers do work, and they work well.  In my currently mild weather conditions, both blades cleared a silent, streak-free path when using washer fluid.  But any brand-new blade should be able to do that.The box proudly states that Autotex supports the National Breast Cancer Foundation, but nowhere on the box (or on the scanty instructions) does it say if a portion of the purchase price (or how much) is donated, so I'm not terribly impressed by that point.The instructions were virtually non-existent.  Considering that this product is clearly aimed towards women, I would have expected (and appreciated) a "Windshield Wiper Changing for Dummies" type of instruction sheet (not because women are innately inept at this but just because many women will have had less experience with it; and any mechanically disinclined man would also appreciate such assistance!).  No, changing wipers isn't rocket science, but I personally struggle with it every time I attempt it.  Once I get it figured out, I always have an "Ohhhhhh" moment, and it seems like it should have been so obvious, but it never is, and I don't change my wipers often enough to remember from one time to another.  I took these "Pink" wipers out of the box, looked at the few sentences of instructions (which were clearly written by a non-English speaker), and decided to just hand them off to my husband, who completed each side in probably under 10 seconds.  But he says all windshield wipers are this easy and quick to change (clearly I lack the windshield-wiper-changing gene), so the design of these blades can't take the credit for that.On the other hand, the box is a beautiful lavender, black, and pink.  It doesn't enhance the product itself, but if you have to change your wipers, you might as well have a pretty box to handle in the process.  The small pink ribbon on the hinge of the blades is kind of nice, and very discreet, but I wouldn't have minded a more-pronounced display of pink.Overall, I wouldn't go out of my way to buy these again (especially considering the premium price), but I wouldn't avoid buying them, either.  They work as they are supposed to, and time may prove the price to be justified.  I am only giving them three stars because the instructions really are especially bad (worst I've seen for windshield wipers) and because I feel it's slightly unethical for AutoTex to sell a "pink ribbon" product without prominently disclosing just how much support they are actually giving to breast cancer research.