Glenn Perri Unpredictable Night Eau De Toilette Spray for Men, 3.4 Ounce

This mens fragrance for the price is actually pretty impressive. I tried this stuff out in a perfume shop and me and my girlfriend both loved it! The guy was charging 55 for it which at the time I felt was completely worth it and actually he thought he was giving me a deal based on how good/expensive this fragrance smelled. So you can see how surprised I was when I saw it was only 17 bucks on Amazon! To describe this fragrance, it definitely plays along the line of dg light, acqua di gio, l'eau issey and similar citrusy aquatics, the difference being this one is a little sweeter and less sharp making it more pleasant to the nose. The little hint of sweetness in it also makes it good all year round fragrance and would definitely would make a perfect signature scent. The longevity is also impressive as I get 6-7 hours on my skin with average to moderate sillage. I'll be honest I actually was not going to write a review because I wanted to try to keep this fragrance my hidden gem but its just too good to not try to share the love, and also because the other reviews did not seem to be informative about the scent. PerfumeWorld was good as well as they shipped it out the same day, will definitely do business with them again in the future.

I have seen negative reviews on this product and they are not true. The person who buys this should not be concerned that smells like AVENTUS or not, because on its own this is such a beautiful fragrance. I work with women and I never get compliments on my cologne. Today I got three compliments from women and one compliment from a man. I really think this fragrance is a gorgeous scent. If more people find out about this cologne and they triple the price, I will still buy it, because I just have to. Who doesn't want to hear compliments? I feel like I finally found my signature scent, and that to me is a huge personal acomplishment!! Thank you Glen Perri for being such an amazing ginus!!

I just got this cologne a few days ago and I am totally impressed as well as satisfied. This is a nice cologne, very light, not over-bearing at all, extreme high quality. The packaging emulated the quality of the cologne itself, awesome bottle even. I first found this same brand at the mall for almost $60.00, but I knew I would find it here for much less. Even with the shipping costs the price was less than half of the original find. I received the product two days ago, on the estimated day it would leave to be delivered. This arrived six days ahead of the estimated arrival date. I'm sure I will be doing business with The Perfume Spot!

I get a lot of complements about this sent. Do not pay more the $25 for it. There are places at the mall that will charge you $45 for this sent.

one great perfume for the price. Very nice for mid-afternoon to late evening wears... certainly great for a evening out for dates... At 15 dollar price range this scent delivers...Better than some expensive ones at 45 dollars. Glenn Perri Unpredictable Night Top choice among the three I got... 2nd place fort the Glenn Perri Unpredictable Pour Homme grey bottle... smells like NOTES from DNKY BE DELICIOUS.... And Third place for Glenn Perri Unpredictable Eau De Toilette Spray for Men BLUE bottle that smells like Chrome legend...

I came across this about 10 years ago at a mall and paid about 4-5x the price that it sells for on here. I have always been a cologne guy and have used a large variety of others over the years but have never had as many compliments as I have while wearing this one. I keep wanting to branch out and try the other varieties of Unpredictable but think it is going to be hard for me to find one that will top the Night version for me.

Has a more luxurious smell. I would put it in the same realm as sexy for men at Victoria secret. Its super cheap, shipped fast, and a great smell that lasts a long time.

There are two parts of a useful review: what does the fragrance itself do, and what else is it comparable to. A third part, by far the most common and always completely worthless, is, "do I like it?". Here's my soap box rant: saying "I love this!" or "My boyfriend/husband/wife/second cousin/alien examiner during an abduction really liked it!" is worthless. You may also love a soiled baby diaper top note with a dry down of tar and nuclear waste. To each his own, but that doesn't help the rest of the world understand whether it's a fragrance they'd like.Please note that you may completely disregard the reviews that say, in 10 words or less, "this is the best fragrance ever on the planet" and assign it 5 stars. This is called social media spamming. The companies all spend a few grand paying folks who have 100 different Amazon accounts with 100 different email addresses to give a barely-legible, semi-inchoate review to whatever the company's product is, to artificially inflate the early star rating. More often than not, these reviews don't even mention the name of the product itself, they say "the item" or "this is", totally non-specific. So, take heart, this review is real.To place my tastes, I'm lucky to have an embarrassingly large and broad-spectrum fragrance wardrobe, numbering in several hundreds, representing all the major groups of fragrances - florals, fougeres, aquas, attars, woods, citrus, greens. I enjoy a variety of them from a few synthetic-based designer frags to the Montales, L'Artisan Parfumeur, and Amouages. I enjoy what's good and err towards high-quality aoud blends, quality chypres, orientals and greens. I don't like cloying, syrupy sweet fragrances. I despise bone-dry, cheap, astringent synthetic "spice" and "wood" frags. I like florals but I despise powdery smells. I'm geared towards, simply put, high-quality blends, creative and interesting.Now for Glenn Perri Unpredictable Night: this is a good fragrance. It's fresh and sweet. Heavy on the synthetic amber and I'm really not sure what else - a bubblegum accord, maybe some musky tobacco leaf. But it also doesn't have much depth to speak of. On skin you won't smell it after an hour, fabric has hints, whiffs, of something after 3-4 hours. Longevity is poor. Sillage is good... for 30 minutes, an hour on fabric. After that, it's only if you catch a whiff of yourself, but it's not a part of your wardrobe any more. When it's fully dried down, you may as well be wearing no fragrance. It's synthetic ambergris and some synthetic floral... I'm struggling to identify it... maybe some synthetic lilac and a touch of cedar? Or is it just an anonymous chemical not really associated with any natural flower?I will wear it and it is inoffensive and enjoyable to the family and around the office, but unexceptional. The reason I gave it 3 stars is simply that it IS good, pleasant, inoffensive, and unexceptional, and secondly (and this almost earns it a 4th star), it is poured from the same vat as Dunhill Fresh. Now, to be fair, there are any number of other mixes that are very similar if not identical - I think Yacht Man Metal - and an Adidas scent, but I can't remember which one. A light-blue or lilac-colored one. Team Sport or Fresh Sport or Footballist, who knows. But I have and used a bottle of Dunhill Fresh (wrote a review as well) and this is absolutely, perfectly indistinguishable from that fragrance, at less than half the price. There are doubtless many others which are also poured from the same tank.There's the conundrum. This is a part of a race to the bottom. It's clearly better than any dollar store fragrance but it's clearly worse than any quality designer fragrance, and two orders of magnitude worse than any proper perfume house, all-natural, high-quality blend. It's a race to the bottom... and you're as likely as not to get an identical synthetic fragrance in a different bottle for $50 as this one for $15. You can't even compare the "Afrag Black" to the "Bfrag Black", or the "Cfrag Night" to the "Dfrag Night". They play musical chairs with Black, White, Metal, Night, Sport. They have all the same six or eight but in Karen Low it may be White, in Thallium it may be Black, in Glenn Perri it may be Metal, in Dunhill it's Gentleman's Odor, and in Adidas it is Team Orgy. They are all purely and simply identical. So, go to a department store, walk up to the fragrances, close your eyes and grab one. You have about a 20% chance that it's this fragrance in a different bottle.This one is so inexpensive and so absolutely OK, in a nice, heavy bottle with a decent spray, that it's hard to fault it. It's probably $18 worth of fragrance but it only costs $15. (Not kidding.) But it is anonymous and forgettable and for me, as a collector, I will not replace it. That is why it got 3 instead of 4 stars. In my system, I give 4 stars to any fragrance I like enough to replace once the bottle is empty - a permanent member of my wardrobe (assuming that they still make the frag when the bottle is empty). Five is a sort of top-25-of-all, king-of-the-hill fragrance that competes with any and every bottle up to $350 in value. There are many in the $50 to $100 range that clearly swings with the high-value, high-cost fragrances. This one is simply... OK. Not bad. Not offensive. Not cloying. Not exceptional. It's OK. It's most likely a Coty blend that's pennies per liquid ounce at cost.You can't go wrong if you want something that's rock-solid, unimpeachable, alright. If you want something special, attractive, or unique (unique as in, when you get in an elevator with 10 other people, there's a 99% chance that nobody else is wearing anything like it), this won't do. It's good. Not bad. Not great. A rock-solid, 100% perfect, good. Good with a capital "G". I expect to write nearly identical reviews for a variety of other Glenn Perri and Karen Low and other fragrances I'm trying out right now.Happy days! :)