Bluetooth Audio Smart Glasses Blue Light Glasses for Women Men Open Ear Sound Mic Speakers Magnetic Charging Color-Changing

I was overly surprised when I opened the package. They definitely looked alot better than they do in the ad. I have actually had a couple people, tell me they like the design. When it comes to quality, they are great. Battery life is phenomenal and calla are clear on my side and people on the other side also say it's clear. Volume gets very loud where other people around you, can definitely hear it, if your volume is a little to high. Also, the automatic tinting works quite well and it's quick and seamless. I use these as my go to Bluetooth set, when I am at work (I am a mechanic). Since, that are comfortable, clear and great battery life I had a cell phone store back in the day and I remember when Motorola released the RAZR wire . $300 Bluetooth and mp3 player. That was poor quality and was only a big goofy clip in attachment. These have the speaker and battery in the arms/legs of the glasses and even with them in there, they aren't bulky or weirdly sized. I highly recommend these for anyone and everyone who actually uses a headset (whether wired or Bluetooth) & also used sunglasses. I only have 1 qualm and that is the charging cable. It's a magnetic split wire. It's split to charge both sides. The only bad thing is the split lengths are only long enough to stuck to each side and since they comes wrapped up, it leaves them with a kink in the wire and a pain to get them the way you want . If they only made the wire 2 or 3 inches longer, there would be no issue. Read more

When I received my glasses, I thought the dark lenses were badly scratched. Not wanting to wait for a replacement, I ordered a second pair, thinking I'd return the first when it arrived. What I didn't know, and only realized when the second pair arrived apparently scratched too, is that THERE IS A PROTECTIVE FILM on both sides of each dark lens that needs to be peeled off and this is not immediately obvious. Once I realized that, I peeled them off and THE LENSES ARE PERFECTLY FINE. I decided to keep both pairs so I wouldn't have to swap the lenses frequently - I have one with the yellow, one with the dark, and spares for both. What I like about them: they feel solid and well-made. The sound quality is good. They pair up with my devices quickly and easily. They fit perfectly, (unlike my pre-cataract surgery prescription glasses). They charge quickly with the easy-to-use magnetic charger cord. The battery life is better than I expected - I listen to a lot of podcasts and they usually make it through the day. The only thing I don't like is that my phone screen disappears when it's turned landscape-wise and I'm using the dark lenses. Something about the polarization, I guess. All I have to do is tilt the phone or my head, or peek under them. It's minor; other than that I'm very happy with these glasses. Read more

Ok no the sound isn’t amazing but even the expensive kind of these are purchased for the functionality and not for getting the best sound. It’s clear enough to enjoy music and podcasts. I’ll be returning these because they look weird on my face and just don’t quite fit my face so they feel weird. My husband tried them on too and said they were pretty comfortable though. I also don’t like that there are two separate power buttons and charging ports…the skip buttons are on the right and volume on the left so I don’t get why the other stuff is doubled. Kind of annoying. But the cord it comes with does charge both at the same time so it’s really just the power buttons that irk me. I also think one of the reviews I read said you can’t adjust the nose grips but you definitely can. So, they didn’t work for me, but they might work for you, just don’t be expecting a $200 product for $30. Read more

These smart glasses look and feel fantastic — stylish, comfortable, and lightweight. Unfortunately, the two main features I bought them for just don’t deliver. First, the photochromatic lenses don’t darken in sunlight at all. That was a big selling point for me, and my pair simply doesn’t work as advertised. Second, the built-in audio is far too quiet. Even at max volume, it’s only usable if I’m in a completely silent room. Since I got these specifically to take calls and meetings without earbuds, they end up being almost useless in real-world environments. On the plus side, battery life is excellent, and I like the overall design. The individual power buttons on each arm are a bit awkward, but manageable. If the lenses actually dimmed and the audio volume was stronger, these would be an absolute steal at $26.00. As it stands, they miss the mark for their intended purpose. Stylish glasses, but not practical for calls or outdoor use. Read more

These glasses work PERFECT for what I needed. I work in an open office environment where AirPods or any listening devices are prohibited. These glasses not only offer me discreet listening, but also blue light filtering for staring at a computer for a long period of time. Sound quality: I would say mediocre, but serves the purpose I intend. Volume: When turned to full, the audio can be heard from up to 15ft away if quiet. Style: LOVE the style and fits great. Comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Charging: Battery life lasts around 5-6 hours if left on. After that, will need around 1-2 hours to charge back to full. Connectivity: The range on these are impressive. I'll walk away from my desk without my connected device, and these will stay connected from more than 50ft away (was not expecting that). Once paired, the glasses are easy to operate. Turn on, then after about 1 second they connect to paired device. Durability: Can expect much from durability as the price is lower, but with gentle use I have had no structural problems. Overall, highly recommend! Great value for the price. Read more