Smart Bluetooth Glasses for Men Women with UV Protection Built-in Microphone and Open-Ear Speakers Polarized Wireless Audio Sunglasses

The quality of these glasses is really nice. The volume for your podcasts, music, or whatever you're listening to is quite decent for the price. For what they cost, you definitely can’t beat their performance and features. These glasses are a great choice for both indoor and outdoor use, with UV protection, open-ear speakers, and a built-in microphone, making them versatile and practical.The quality of these glasses is really nice. The volume for your podcasts, music, or whatever you're listening to is quite decent for the price. For what they cost, you definitely can’t beat their performance and features. These glasses are a great choice for both indoor and outdoor use, with UV protection, open-ear speakers, and a built-in microphone, making them versatile and practical. Read more

These glasses are kinda cute. They run big and didn’t fit my face well. Speakers are fine. I plan to use these on my walk as ear buds do not stay in my ears, but they fall down my face. Read more

I ordered these for my son for Christmas and HE LOVED THEM!!! Honestly, I thought these smart glasses might be kind of a gimmick for the price asked but nope. They were his favorite Christmas gift. They turned out to be more than worth the asking price for the enjoyment is getting from them. He quickly connected them by bluetooth and was listening to music within just a few minutes. I was not sure what he would think of the clearish look of the frame and the white sides but definitely not an issue. The battery life seems to be good as they function as described. They seem as durable as any pair of glasses and appears to be of good quality for what they are. Read more

I tested these glasses the same day I got them — not outside, just indoors — and while pairing them to the app was easy, the rest of the experience wasn’t great. The app itself feels a bit confusing and honestly kind of cheap. The glasses powered on correctly and paired without problems, but when I tested the audio, the speaker only worked on one side. That’s extremely frustrating because hearing calls or music from only one ear totally defeats the purpose. I also didn’t like that when a call comes in, the glasses read the phone number instead of the contact name. It feels outdated and not user-friendly. I’ll also admit that I misread the description and thought these glasses could record and take pictures, but they only handle calls and audio — which wasn’t what I was hoping for. They look good and the UV/blue-light protection is a nice feature, and they aren’t uncomfortable to wear. But they wouldn’t turn off even when I held the button for 5 seconds like the instructions said — it just kept adjusting the volume. Anything that’s this hard to operate and feels like a guessing game just isn’t worth it for me. Read more

These definitely have a very specific use case. I’ve been using them in my older Jeep that has zero Bluetooth or modern audio anything, and for listening to audiobooks or taking calls while driving, they work well enough. The open ear speakers are pretty weak though. I have to crank the volume all the way up, and if I’m on a noisy road or highway, forget it, the road noise wins every time. For quieter driving they’re fine, just don’t expect amazing sound. Call quality is decent and people can hear me clearly. One big downside is the app. I would honestly skip it entirely. It’s one of those unnecessary, clunky apps that adds nothing and just feels annoying. If the app was actually useful, I’d rate these higher. As hardware they do the job, just keep expectations realistic. The battery life is good, used it for about 10 hours and didn’t seem to lower the battery more than 50%. They look passable for sun glasses, if you have long hair they’re fine. The plastic does feel a little on the cheap side so I wouldn’t expect these to survive multiple falls. Read more

I’ve been using these smart Bluetooth glasses for a bit now, and they’ve quickly become my go-to for walks, errands, and outdoor time. They look like regular sunglasses, which I love—no bulky frames or obvious tech vibes—yet they pack in a lot of functionality. The UV protection is solid, and the lenses are comfortable even in bright sun. Bluetooth pairing was quick, and once connected, the audio is clear enough for calls and podcasts. The built-in microphone surprised me the most—people on the other end of calls can hear me clearly without me having to repeat myself, even outside. Battery life has held up well for everyday use, and I like being able to take calls or listen to audio without wearing earbuds. My only small knock is that the audio won’t replace true headphones for music lovers, but that’s expected with open-ear glasses. Read more