Smart Bluetooth Glasses for women men with Magnetic lenses music sunglasses UV400 Open ear,Clear calls,outdoor driving

Alright, so I'm a 50-year-old guy who's not exactly Mr. Tech Savvy. But these Bluetooth glasses? They're pretty darn cool. I got the ones with the orange lenses, figured they'd be good for driving, and they haven't disappointed. First off, the sound quality surprised me. I wasn't expecting much, but these things pump out decent tunes. The open-ear design is great because I can still hear what's going on around me, which is important when you're out and about. Taking calls is a breeze too. People say they can hear me clearly, even when it's a bit windy. The magnetic lenses are a neat feature. Swapping them out is super easy, and I like having the option to switch things up depending on the light. They feel sturdy enough, not like they're going to fall apart after a few uses. Now, here's what I'm not crazy about. The glasses themselves are a bit on the bulky side. They're not uncomfortable, but they're definitely not as sleek as my regular shades. Also, the battery life could be better. I usually have to charge them every couple of days, which is a bit of a pain. Overall though, I'm pretty happy with these Bluetooth glasses. They're a fun gadget to have, and they definitely make my drives a lot more enjoyable. If you're looking for a way to listen to music and take calls without wearing headphones, these are worth checking out.

Necesitaba unos audífonos discretos y pedí estos, y fue una excelente compra. Los cristales y materiales son muy buenos. Si tengo que decir algo malo pero es solo por ser exigente es que el cable cargador es muy corto, pero de resto excelente, tiene buena batería, se escucha como si tuvieras un speaker a unos metros. Ojo no es de inducción osea pero eso no lo hace malo, simplemente el que ese al lado tuyo va a escuchar muy bajo lo que tu estas escuchando.. MI calificación es un 9.5/10

Well, it is what I expected. These were cheap, took forever to arrive and one side does not even turn on. You get what you pay for! Sound quality: Poor Battery Life: Laughable. Basically 2 songs Connectivity: lucky to get them connected after the 3rd try Look: ok Chargeable: yes but have too often.

I bought these glasses as a hedge to thinking about getting Metas Raybans and possibly the ones with the display in the future and they have exceeded my expectations for cost. I have bought more expensive sunglasses than these and I use these on a daily basis. They are cheaper than my normal use headphones. I am really enjoying these for listen to podcasts while working around the house and I can still hear my kids when they yell for me. Pros: Affordable headphones and sunglasses. Do a pretty good job sound wise for phone calls and podcasts. I like the swapping of Sunglasses to regular glasses. Pretty good battery life. I think I am getting 6 hours of listening time between charges. These are pretty comfortable and I have worn them all day!! Cons: the sound quality is not best and if you are in a loud place they are hard to hear. The buttons are a little odd, you have to turn on both sides by touching them for 5 seconds, I would have liked a switch as sometime they turn on when I am cleaning them. I am still getting used to the touch inputs, which are pretty hard to remember as they try to do a lot. These are not really smart glasses, basically if you tap one of the ear pieces a couple of times it opens the AI in your phone and uses the speaker and mic to interact. I know that is probably nuance, but that doesn't make them smart. Neutral: the charging cables are kinda special, so you can't just use any charging cable. Not a deal breaker, but just an oddity. Honestly, I am super happy with these for the money. I waffled on 4 vs 5 stars as well, but the price point is good enough to overlook some of the annoyances, which are really first world problems.

I was really disappointed with the Fecoul Smart Bluetooth Glasses. I wear reading glasses, so the clear lenses do not do me much good. I am pretty tech savvy but found it very difficult to pair the glasses and get them working. I was ultimately able to only hear my music only faintly through the left speaker. I was unable to change the volume on the glasses or get the right speaker to work. I ultimately gave up as it was not worth the trouble and find Bluetooth headphones a better option.