Sport Smart Sunglasses Cycling Bluetooth Sunglasses for Men Women Magnetic Charging Bluetooth 5 4 with UV Protection Stereo

They are good for the price I dropped heavy waterbottle and they broke but I'm glad they came with replacements sound is great now I don't have to wear my airpods wish they didn't have the cosmoing logo and the wrap on the arms since they started peeling but I teared it off and they look like I use them heavily so wear is expected. for normal usage they are perfect Read more

I took these for a spin today so here are my impressions. These Bluetooth sunglasses connected without a hitch to my iPhone 13. You turn it on by pressing two little buttons on either temple. I used them solely for riding my bike. It didn’t attempt to answer a phone call or advance to the next song or anything. I just listened to a podcast then some music. The sunglasses are polarized which is fine. The set comes with two other lenses and a semi hard case. As for the sound? Hmm…not so hot. These are not bone conduction but just two small little speakers located close to you ears. I found that they were not quite loud enough to suit me. With wind noise I had a little trouble hearing even when I turned them up all the way. Also there is zero bass. Not surprising really but they are fine for podcasts. The fit of the sunglasses is great. They stay in place and don’t slip down your nose. After a two hour ride they still had 70% battery power left. The glasses come with a proprietary double magnetic charging cable. It you lose that your up a creek. Come to think of it I’m not sure where I put mine. Read more

Three different filters are provided for the glasses, so they are good for a variety of situations. I wish that the audio was bone conduction instead of a regular speaker, but it works okay. Sometimes I walk with sunglasses and bone conduction earphones on, so it is nice to just use one product instead of two. Make sure you don't lose the charging cord! Read more

these are on par with all the other Bluetooth sunglasses in the $20 to $30usd range available on amazon. you do get 3 different lenses which is nice. changing out those lenses however is not something you will be doing often. the screws are tiny (i mean tiny) they screw into a plastic plate on the outside of the frame. if you don't lose the screws over time, you will likely strip the threads in the plastic plate. i suggest you find the lens you like and stick with it. the sound quality is ok in quiet surroundings but taking a call in less than quiet surroundings is not a great experience. it does not appear you can adjust the volume with these glasses. all volume control will be done with your phone or tablet. it took a couple of tries connecting these glasses to my samsung phone but after they were connected they now connect seamlessly. charging is done with a proprietary magnetic charging cable instead of usb-c. that will require you to carry the cable with you when using these glasses. don't lose the cable. the glasses come with a very nice hard case complete with a clip to connect to round or d-rings. in closing - i think the seller would do better if the glasses were sold with just 1 lens and 2 lens options (sold separately). that should allow for a lower price to get closer to that $30usd mark. all this being said i have opted for the yellow lens and will use these indoors and at night. Read more

I got these sport glasses simply because they had Bluetooth speakers built in. As a serious mountain biker for many years, I am particular about my eye protection. The myriad of glasses I have range from $100-$200 and all fit perfectly with high end optics and safety ratings. My headphones are $400 noise cancelling marvels. I can’t compare the glasses to what I am used to nor can I the headphones. That being the case, these glasses/headphones are a solid “very good” only as a combo and the convenience they offer. The glasses come in a nice box with a sleeve and sharp graphics. Included is a hard case, magnet usb charger, cleaning cloth, instructions and (2) additional lenses. As glasses, they are large, look like ski goggles and have a comfortable adjustable bridge. I especially liked the bridge and found it key to getting a snug fit with the heavy glasses. The lenses are okay. The extra thick lenses(they aren’t thin precision optics), aren’t as clear and sharp as what I’m used to, yet are capable eye protection. The earphones are tinny and okay for music if there is no ambient noises. They worked great when I used them to answer a phone call. When combined and connected via Bluetooth to my phone(super easy and quick connection), they are nice because of how convenient they are and easy. They are functional eye protection and speakers get sound to your ear. I have other glasses that are much better(expensive) for riding and used the yellow tint driving lenses and use them as safety glasses in my shop. They have been great to put on for peace of mind with my eyes and it’s really nice to field phone calls hand free without buds in my ears. I like them. Any part of them by themselves aren’t really special, yet as one unit, and under $50, they are special and a decent pair of glasses👍🏼 Read more