OhO Smart Glasses,Polarized Sunglasses with Bluetooth Speaker,Athletic/Outdoor UV Protection and Voice Control,Unisex(Grey Lens)

These work great for music,open ear so you can hear still and be aware of your surroundings.if your working these are a must have.they do work for phone calls the volume is not as loud when I’m on the phone the person I’m talking to can hear me fine.but I can’t always hear them depending on my surroundings.Ive bought 3 of these so far just to have in each vehicle. Highly recommend you pick up one.

After one month of daily use, The goods: -Great battery life, - It doesn't have a Bose sound but good enough to hear well even among medium level noise places, in some environments people around the user are able to hear it. - At decent level battery last 8 +/- hours -Nice frame shape. -Delivery as promised. - Nice cleaning kit on package. The odds: -Battery last less ( 6 hours +-) when lens is used on highest volume level. -Picture description pretend to show transition glasses from clear to dark but mine arrived medium dark with slight transition to darkest but no limo dark, big scam if you are looking for clear to the darkest one - Charger cable is about 5" long.

Overall, these sunglasses are very comfortable for everyday use, whether driving or walking outdoors. The sound quality is fair—not as good as the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses, but perfectly sufficient for anyone who isn’t an audiophile. Naturally, the audio won’t match AirPods or other in-ear headphones since this is an open-ear design, but the convenience is excellent. As others have mentioned, when the volume is turned up very high, people nearby may be able to hear the sound (especially in quiet environments). However, at low to moderate volumes, it’s difficult for others to notice that you’re listening to music or podcasts. Personally, I find them most useful when I’m outdoors on a walk or run and still want to stay aware of my surroundings. This is a solid pair of audio-only smart glasses for the price. I removed one star only because the sound quality isn’t as strong as the Ray-Ban Metas. Overall, I would definitely buy them again for their comfort, price, and convenience.

I bought these because I love to listen to music while working outside and I still need to hear what's going on around me. For what these are I am really impressed, no you are not getting audiophile quality sound, but you can still clearly hear the music and what is going on around you. I can get two 8 hour days of music before I need to charge them and as far as the sunglasses go they are great.

These glasses appeared to be great quality like my Berne pair I already have. I just got a more expensive pair so I didn’t end up keeping these. However, this brand makes a great Bluetooth speaker system for listening to music. Making calls not so much, people usually can’t hear me (on my brown pair) which is an upgraded model to this pair. This was just to have a blank pair but again, I ended up with something different. Great value for the price Price at the time of purchase and review $52

For the price they are perfect. The sound is great even in loud room. Not a whole lot of bass as you might get from aftershox or beats. These glasses are just the basics no AI. perfect for people that earbuds always fall out of your ears. Saves on ear pain from prolonged insertion. Would buy again

The glasses are incredible They feel comfortable and the audio is good for listening to audiobooks or music. The size is good the lens are great quality. However one of the temple pieces easily broke after two weeks of purchase when I accidentally drop them on hard ground.

I bought the OhO Smart Glasses with the Grey Lens. COST: These were some of the cheapest speaker glasses on Amazon. I bought them on sale for $30 or $40. Considerably less than the "brand name" glasses with speakers. At this price point, I was willing to take the risk and try them out. QUALITY: I was expecting very cheap materials given the price point, but I was pleasantly surprised to see that, while they were certainly not high quality, they did not feel or look as cheap as I was expecting. The lenses are simple polarized plastic and not very dark. However, they work to keep the sun from frying your eyes. USE: These are not bone conductive speakers, rather there are speakers built into the frame that play towards your ear. Because of this, the sound quality is not great. Music is audible but there is not real difference between the EQ frequencies, so you end up with one flat sound. Similarly, audiobooks are difficult to make out at times if the reader varies voices or volume. The sound is also very audible to others around you meaning whatever you listen to may be heard by others. This is where the star is lost. The frame is one of the sleeker frames that carry speakers and they fit well on the face. So the profile and look of the glasses are quite decent. SUMMARY: These are a good purchase at $40 or less. While limited in some function as they are speakers attached to glasses, they are a great alternative to having earbuds in all the time. I will consider purchasing another blue light filtering pair for work if the price goes down!