Smart Bluetooth Glasses Audio Eyewear Music Bluetooth Sunglasses for Women/Men,Open Ear Sound with Mic & Speakers

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Phenomenal! The audio quality is great for listening to podcasts, watching movies, or browsing YouTube videos. Yes, you can listen to music too, though it's not a bass focused audio device. Still, it delivers good, decent quality for an enjoyable experience. Just remember, these are more of a discreet way to use an audio device without getting in trouble at work. 🤣

These are nice, very stealthy. For the moneys it’s a good way to test out these Bluetooth headphones glasses hybrid if it’s something you’re thinking about. I use them during work and the sound quality gets the job done enough to listen to podcast or music without others noticing. (I don’t turn them up all the way if you do you will hear the sound leak). *** if your looking for like in ear audio quality headphones these aren’t for you. Close to open back or open ear headphones. There is a microphone on it too so if you need to answer phone calls works for me. The frame is lightweight but it is made out of plastic. Battery life I wanna say at least 7.5 or 8 hours respectively not bad for me. The blue light filter on the transparent lens is not bad while I’m on the computer or looking at the screen for me I do see that I don’t much eye fatigue wearing the glasses vs without them.

I'm going to enjoy work more now that I can have my music with me incognito mode. I bought three of these. Only problem is that one of them came with two right eye dark lenses. Other than that it's holden. Kinda sad because the dark shades would help out a lot more because I work during the day outside. 😪 Great product, just pay more attention on packaging line.

These glasses look like normal eyewear, which is great for anyone who wants to be discreet—for example, in an office setting. A few downsides to note: 1. The clear lenses are very reflective, thick, and do not provide any blue light protection. After wearing them for about an hour, the high reflectiveness actually gave me a headache. 2. The touch-sensitive buttons on the sides can be accidentally pressed when adjusting the glasses. On the flip side, when you do want to pause music, the touch controls sometimes don’t register right away, which takes some getting used to. Overall, these are decent audio glasses that don’t look like “smart glasses,” but the lenses were too thick and reflective for me, making them uncomfortable to wear. For comparison, I personally found the OhO Smart Glasses with Blue Light Lenses to be more comfortable.

The product issue is that you can only hear one side only. You can hear the left but not the rite side