This sound is from Vision SFX Library

The Polo sunglasses case opening and closing sharply echoes through the room, the sound of metal against metal resonating in the air. The abruptness of the movement adds a sense of urgency, as if the sunglasses within are ready to be worn at a moment's notice. The crisp sound captures the attention of those nearby, drawing them to the source of the noise.

In contrast, the sound of the Polo sunglasses case opening and closing is smooth and effortless. The gentle click of the case signals the care with which the sunglasses are handled, a delicate touch ensuring their protection. The repetitive motion creates a soothing rhythm, like a calming melody that carries on in the background. It is a sound that brings a sense of order and organization to the space.

The unfolding and folding of sunglasses occurs naturally, the familiar sound of plastic against plastic a common occurrence in a bustling environment. The ease with which the frames open and close speaks to their quality, a testament to the craftsmanship that went into their creation. As the glasses are handled, the sound becomes a part of the background noise, blending in seamlessly with the hum of activity around them.

The act of picking up glasses is a simple yet purposeful gesture, the sound of the frames being lifted reverberating through the room. With a quick movement, the glasses are lifted off a surface, ready to be worn and seen by all. The sound is a reminder of the power that lies within a simple accessory, transforming the way we see the world around us.

The Matsuda sunglasses folding slowly creates a sense of anticipation, the deliberate movement drawing out the moment. The careful handling of the frames adds an air of sophistication, a conscious decision made with each fold. The sound is like a whisper in the air, hinting at the luxury that lies within the accessory.

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