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Features:
Type: Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses
Play time: About 4-6 hours
Frame material:PC
Lens material:UV400 polarized sunglasses
Lens function: UV400 UV protection
Weight: 1.1 oz/30 gram
Battery capacity:55mAh+55mAh
Bluetooth version：Bluetooth5.3
Waterproof class：IPX5
Charging port:Magnetic charging
package:
1 * Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses
1 * Glasses cloth
1 * Glasses storage bag
1 * Magnetic cable
1 * User manual
1 * Exquisite packaging box
Note:
1. Please read the user manual carefully before use.
2. If you receive a defective product or have any questions during use, please feel free to contact us.
Felicia Poole
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
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T.P.
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
These glasses are so cute, I love them. I no longer need to use my AirPods in the office. I can discretely listen to music and be on my phone without anyone hearing anything, as long as the volume isn’t all the way up. The sound quality is good but the controls will take some getting used to. I recommend just using your phone to control the volume and change songs. You can also listen to sound only on one side as well. The lenses protect you from the blue light from the computer too which is a plus.I am definitely happy with my purchase and would recommend.
Allynn M Wilkinson
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025
But, man, are the frames themselves ever "geeky"! The photo shows these glasses (top left) along with my BIG glasses (center) and my everyday glasses (bottom right) The sound quality of these smart glasses is quite good. I had no problem pairing them with my phone and they are not really any heavier than "regular" glasses. It's just the style I don't like. The lens area is HUGE. Like... you look at the picture and you think... yeah... Oprah-style... but then they arrive and they are even bigger than that. And there's no reason for it because the whole "smart" mechanism is in the frames, not the lens.
BeauKnws
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
I would have to agree with the previous reviewer. The temple controls just don't work with any consistently. It's super frustrating....Has for the lens, they a superior. The mirror tint fully protect my eyes from being seen by others while allowing my vision to be clear and bright of the viewing area.Overall, for basic use like listening to music, answering a call, or controlling the volume, it's best to use the phone for those settings and not the onboard controls... Hence, for $39.99 at the time of writing this review, I'm ok with the value of the purchase....
LaShanda
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
These smart glasses are stylish and cute. I can wear them at work and noone knows I'm ignoring the F*** out of them....lol. Listening to my music or podcast. The battery life lasts over 6 hours and the sound is also great. Also I added my progressive lens prescription.
Mayra Santiago
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Compared to others out there I would buy these over again easy to set up. I can hear my music clearly at work without having others listen to it.
Dave Gardner
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2024
These are a really cool pair of glasses with bluetooth headphones included.I tested these out for a couple hours today as they came charged and lasted while I was out raking the leaves. The sun glasses themselves have a blue shine to them and are supposed to be polarized and fit slightly tight on my larger head but did not hurt.The speaker is in the curved part of the sunglasses and had some nice volume to them though the quality is not as good as if it were an internal headphone.The touch buttons on each side were a little sensitive to work and will take some getting used to but have cool features like answering/declining phone calls and even taking pictures off of your camera once it is open.The USB charger was included and must connect to both sides of the glasses to charge them up when needed. It also came with a cloth to clean the glasses as desired
Mommydust
Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2024
and that's coming from someone with little tech experience. These glasses look fine and offer good polarization. But It's hard to figure out how to use the temple controls. The directives to touch, tap, press, click, and hold are difficult to distinguish and all very ... confusing. And the online instructions vary from the printed ones - for example, I could never figure out how to take a selfie via remote control though the product page suggests you can. And it took multiple attempts to successfully answer a phone call without hanging up. Once you memorize the different control mechanisms, the experience does improve. The sound is acceptable and you can control volume on these specs. I love the idea behind this product and certainly think there's a market for it. but right now the "smart" aspect of these glasses is more akin to something Maxwell Smart would carry in his bag of tricks. Bottom line, these specs are fun and novel, but not yet ready for prime time. 3 Stars.
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