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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
This is an interesting combination that takes the place of using earbuds for audio. These look like a normal pair of sunglasses, that have audio speakers built into the arm frames. This hooked up easily to my iPhone and I was able to play music and take phone calls while wearing my glasses. Normally, I’d have to put in a pair of earbuds so this makes it a little more convenient and less obvious. I do like this has actual pushbutton controls on the temples. Easy to start, stop, and switch the music or answer calls with the push of a button. I like the tactile feel of the actual buttons themselves. The sunglasses aren’t polarized and are average quality glasses. The speakers also aren’t higher level, but they sound fine for short term listening. Kind of a novelty, but it actually works pretty good. I think I’ll use the most on my bike or motor scooter when I don’t want to have my ears covered by earbuds.
B.L.B.
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
When I'm working, I like to have music to block out ambient noise. This gives me an option without detection. They are a little dark to wear indoors, however, I do wear them and the darkness helps with blocking out distractions. I just turn up the brightness on my pc and I'm good to go. The "remote shooting" is a little disingenuous as it isn't actually taking photos from the glasses, but from your phone. You still need to use your phone for the camera portion. Given it's in the $20 range, I guess I shouldn't have expected full camera option.
Kosta Ware
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025
This is a value thing. If you set your expectations where they belong, then you wont be disappointed with these. I got these mainly to see if I wanted to spend the money on the Meta glasses. And I do. It’s really cool to have glasses that can play music and take calls. While still being able to hear what’s happening around you. As sunglasses these are excellent too! Just again…set your expectations where. The sound quality isn’t amazing. You’re not getting a super high fidelity sound out of these. But they looks good. And fit my face good too.
Reviewer
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2025
Particularly for outdoor use, these audio spectacles are a fantastic substitute for earbuds. The built-in speakers deliver crystal-clear sound straight to my ears without the need for an in-ear device, and they sync with my phone with ease. Even though they're not the loudest, they're good for listening informally, and I like that I can still hear my surroundings.The tactile buttons make controlling music and calls simple, and the slim form fits comfortably without protruding arms. Call quality is good; there were no complaints from those on the other end. The lenses are good for daily use even if they aren't polarized.All things considered, these are a useful and entertaining device that's ideal for bicycling, walking, and hands-free calling. It's also a fantastic present idea!
Nyrken
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
These look good and the arms are not over sized like some others. The sound is directed well to your ears and is pretty clear. I think they are a little safer than ear buds or air pode because they don't go directly into your ear. There is a little more noise spill over than with enclosed devices but not enough to be disturbing. The call quality is good, people I tested with didn't have any complaints. I have not tride the photo feature but works well with Siri.I will be giving these as a gift but did test them for a couple of days to make sure they worked as expected.I would buy them again.
UrFavBlackSheep
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
These are heavier than standard sunglasses but not so heavy they are difficult to wear. I like that I can occupy my daughters while out and about and do my own thing on my phone while blocking the sun and protecting my privacy.I would recommend.
SteveinKC2
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
I hate earbuds that stick in my ear, or continually fall out of my ears! Wearing sunglasses is a lot more comfortable and convenient, not to mention appropriate when listening to music or you are outside where most earbuds are used. Easy to pair with my Samsung S22+, good battery life, adds convenience of handsfree to just about all phone related tasks but for me, its mostly music.
Michael Dermody
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
So why does this get 4 stars? The controls. Physical buttons are the RIGHT way to have controls you can't see but are small. The sound is just okay: mostly useful for podcasting or audiobooking and you'll likely have to crank the volume. The sunglasses themselves are just okay: they provide okay coverage but not up to snuff for desert use even in winter. If they polarized the lenses it'd probably be a significant upgrade. This really is the control setup that I wish everyone would copy, I never miss the physical button like I do with tiny touch panels.
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