Smart Sunglasses, Audio Bluetooth Glasses for Women Men, Anti UV400 Smart Glasses, Open Ear Speakers and Mic, Voice Assistant, Black

I’ll start by saying I have no technological abilities, capabilities, etc. so something like this is a burden before it even arrives. I’m like, ughhh will I even know how to turn it on. Well the answer here was yes! These glasses are super simple to navigate and figure out and the instructions are helpful and normal. The charger is magnetic and quickly snaps into place like they say it will.That being said, logistics aside, the appearance of the glasses are really nice, comfortable and good looking. The lens is a dark, bluey lovely lens to look out of and easy to wear.I’m not sure the sound clarity is the greatest. It’s easy to pair and pick up a podcast, music, etc. you do a little tap or a hard press and easily answer a call, change a song. You can even take a picture. You open the camera on the phone, and I thought it takes a picture from your glasses (duh) it doesn’t. You tap and it takes a pic wherever the phone is pointing. Not sure how that’s helpful but maybe I’ll figure out how that’s life changing.I’m curious to hear from from techy, gadget loving kids. People not into stuff like that kinda settle, in my opinion, and think things are greater than they are. I can tolerate the sound quality probably because my standards aren’t as high as those really judging this and seeking the best technology. For me, I like them. It’s fun to walk and be listening hands free to a podcast. I’m easy. So I really can’t wait to see what some opinions from the advanced people in this category are. For a regular, easily impressed (technologically speaking 😉) consumer, I like them. I will probably wear them more than “using” them so I love that they are cool looking, comfortable and high end looking. Hope that helps!

Smart sunglasses are made well and function amazingly. They are easy to setup and I was impressed with picture and sound quality. They also are amazing sunglasses too. They have a great style and comfort to them and are a great value for your money. I definitely recommend purchasing

These are really nice and I want to love them more however in glasses speakers are a hit or miss. Only a few companies even get close to a decent product like bose. However if you just need a light sunglasses with some music in the background or don't want a earbud stuffed in your ear these work really well. Just be mindful of your environmental noise and you should have any issues.

Volume is good. Connecting is a breeze and operation

These smart sunglasses are a disappointment. The sound quality is weak, making them pretty useless for music or calls. The worst part, though, is the build quality—they broke just from falling off a car seat onto the floor. That’s not even a hard drop, just onto car carpeting, which makes it completely inexcusable.I could understand if they took a serious hit on concrete, but this level of fragility is just unacceptable. For something marketed as wearable tech, they should be way more durable. Definitely not worth it.

Living in south Florida, we always have sun. My ear buds would always fall out. With these, I’m protected from the sun, can listen to music and answer phone calls easily while I’m gardening, hiking, fishing or on an adventure. The speakers work great, I can still communicate and hear people around me without having to take out an ear bud. Made with great quality and are stylish!I’m obsessed with these.Highly recommend! Would make a great gift for man or woman, or yourself.

My first audio only smart glasses. It sounds good for having the speakers on the arms of the glasses but not as good as I have heard from other smart glasses. It is nice to have the option of listening to music when you are walking around outside with the sunglasses on. You wouldn't even know these were smart glasses until you notice the pogo pins for charging. Glasses are stylish too. I wish they had it in different styles though. The battery life last me a whole work day no problem. The stylish red line is actually the action button you use to interact with the glasses. They do tend to be a little too sensitive.

I like that each side can be controlled independently, as I can use that to extend the battery life, only running one side at a time - Although I wish the battery life was longer using both, I found I get around 3 hours per charge (double if only using one at a time). The sound quality isn't the best; they aren't going to beat my much higher-cost earbuds, but they are certainly good for the price of the glasses. They offer good UV protection and are comfortable for all-day wear.