I got Rain-X, but they have been great, its been almost 2 years now too. I can't imagine paying much more than what the Rain-X were already being necessary really, unless maybe you are in chronically icy/snowy area.
I had silicone PIAA wiper blades on my 2015 Mazda 3 which I drove over 115k miles, and the blades were still working/looking as new over a 3 year span in PA. They also naturally cause water to bead off the windshield.
About a year ago, I finally found good blades for my Outback. Rain-X Arch. No streaks, they don’t skip across the windshield, and they aren’t that pricey.
Have been working great and they were cheaper than the OEM's.
My OEM wipers lasted a year. I decided to go with PIAA silicone blades. They are working fantastic. I'm hoping they will last longer than a year.
I had good results from Rain-X blades.
Though aside from this advice I decided to get RainX wipers on the 1999 Camry a couple weeks ago, and I am impressed with their performance. Fill the fluid reservoir with additional Rain-X window cleaner and they work great.
I use Rain‑X® Latitude® Water Repellency 2-n-1 Wiper Blades on my 2012 Prius. I highly recommend both of these. They last a long time, never streak, and clear water off really well.
Rain-x quality has gone right down the shitter. The blade will work but only when it’s there....
I switched to the PIAA Super Silicone wipers on my 2016 Mazda3. I didn’t have them on for long. Looking out the front of the car they were kinda obtrusive/noticeable because they are kind of a bulky wiper. They also skipped a little on the inner edge of the driver side when in use.
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