Outdoor Smart Audio Glasses Unisex Bluetooth Sunglasses for Men and Women with Built-in Mic Speakers UV Protection Audio

I bought them for my adult sons and they love them Read more

These are a little quirky to get accustomed to but neat. Each armband has it's own bluetooth radio. Essentially it works like a pair of wireless headphones where they both have to be turned on then they link to each other and one links to your phone to pass the audio to both sides of the sunglasses. They even each have their own battery. That brings me to my major complaint; the charger is proprietary, with pogo copper pins that magnetically snap on. If you lose this they're garbage because there's no replacing that cable. It's a y cable so they both charge at the same time at least so thats nice. It comes with a hardshell plastic case and cleaning cloth as well which was pretty unexpected and nice. It arrived with the charger in that case as well but I wouldn't recommend keeping it there, the end of that wire would scratch the lenses. The controls work pretty well but take a bit of practice to remember where the touch zone is because there's no tacticle markings of where it starts and ends. They aren't the most fashionable but didn't look horrible on me. As far as volume and travel; anything over like 40% volume will have a person next to you on the bus able to sing the lyrics of the song you have playing. Read more

Usage isn't so easy when its difficult to find the bitton and then how to use it for particular functions. The volume is loud in a quiet room. I can hear too well when my husband has them on. And he says that he can't hear the speakers well if there is a lot of noise around him. So it doesn't work well when he's mowing the lawn. The fit is ok. But you're definitely limited as to when and where you can wear these. Read more

I really love these glasses! I have used them so often: doing yard work, relaxing at the beach, or just being outside. They are very easy to connect. The sound is very good for this price. I found that the charging cord is a little awkward, but not so much that it takes away my recommendation of these glasses. The cord is Y-shaped, with two magnets that attach to each arm of the sunglasses. I'm guessing that this design does make them more lightweight, so that is a plus. My only problem now is keeping the kids and the husband from these! I guess I'll have to get a few more pairs. Read more

These Bluetooth sunglasses seem to be well made. They fit nicely and we’re easy to connect to my phone. I’m not understanding the purpose of them though. You can hear the music well, but so can everyone else around you. So what’s the point of them. It’s like playing music and taking phone calls through the speaker on your phone. Im trying to think of a situation where I would use these instead of just using my cell phone’s speaker phone. I wish they worked more like ear buds. Read more

Well, how cool are these!?!? The sound quality when playing a music app on my phone was great and people on phone calls said they could hear me clearly. I could hear them clearly too. As with all technology, there’s going to be a learning curve but I’m sure through a little experimentation I’ll figure out all the tricks. As far as actual sunglasses go, they block the sun nicely, aren’t too heavy on my face, and look attractive. The font on the directions sheet for how to turn the glasses on and off & to put the glasses into pairing mode was a bit small-print, but once the glasses are paired it’s done forever. (I took a photo of the directions with my cell phone then blew it up so I could read more easily: problem solved.) Once paired, it was a bit tricky to follow the directions for how to answer/reject/conference because they referred to a mirror on the “touch area” in the directions, but there’s no schematic drawing to tell you where the mirror is and I don’t see anything that looks like a mirror. I also couldn’t figure out how to turn the volume up/down using the glasses, so I just used the volume control on my phone. All in all, not bad for day one using these things. I’ll update my review if anything goes awry, but for now I’m giving them five stars so as not to punish the seller for my old, poor vision lol! Read more

I didn’t expect to like these as much as I do. The sound quality is surprisingly crisp—clear enough to catch podcasts while biking without completely tuning out the world. The mic picks up my voice cleanly on calls, even with a bit of wind. It feels like a secret hands-free setup, but one that doesn’t scream tech gadget. Battery life comfortably gets me through a full day of outdoor errands and commuting. The fit is snug without being tight, and they look like regular, decent-looking sunglasses—not clunky or overly sporty. I’ve worn them on jogs, hikes, and even just walking the dog, and they haven’t slipped or bounced around. The UV protection is a real bonus, especially since I don’t have to switch between headphones and shades. It’s the kind of product you don’t realize you needed until you start reaching for it every morning. Read more

This works better as a sunglass than an audio device. I wish it used USBC for charging. Build quality is pretty good. The audio feature could be better. I know it's open air design but both microphone and speaker could be better. Perhaps if you used it in a quiet place, then it may be fine. Overall, acceptable performance for the price. Read more