Polarized Bluetooth Smart Glasses with Mic, Speakers & Voice Assistant – IP65 Waterproof, 5hr Battery

I wear glasses but I don't need them except for distance but they are bifocals so I can wear them all the time. But they don't help for mid-distance like at the computer. I work from home so I mostly don't wear them at home. So these are great because I'm used to glasses and I can wear them for work for the blue light filter which my glasses don't have.They were simple to pair. Simple to charge and semi-simple to use the features. They are pretty sensitive, I accidentally hung up on someone and paused my music not on purpose.I LOVE wearing these around the house because can hear music, calls and regular sounds just like if I was listening to the radio. I really hate headphones and ear buds but these I can do because it feels normal just to wear glasses like I've been doing for years. They even look very similar to my own glasses. I forget I'm wearing them until a call comes in. They sounded fine until I opened my wireless doorbell app and then the sound was very clear and loud. This is very confusing. I have no idea why the sound isn't as good the rest of the time. If that had never happened I would have been satisfied because of all the other reasons. I have no idea how to fix this. I do know that my doorbell camera runs on 2.4mhz and everything else is 5mhz. What that has to do with the price of tea is beyond me but that's the only thing I can think of making my doorbell different.So the POTENTIAL for these to sound phenomenal is there but I can't take advantage of it. Luckily, the sound isn't bad but it is tinny compared to the doorbell. Also battery life isn't fabulous. BTW, it's really hard to get the protective film off which is on both sides of the all the lenses.

These looked a lot more simplistic in the images on Amazon then receiving them. I use these literally every day. It used to be that I would layer music headphones on top of glasses on top of computer headphones - leading to discomfort and - just a crazy amount of unnecessary items. This combines the good about what I want (blue blocking, music, and sunglasses) all into one.For $70, these are a steal.

I love that this is so easy to connect to my Bluetooth and right away. It started working. The audio is really great and so is the audio for when you’re calling someone on the phone. I like that it has too easy attachments of a glass for night vision and for sun. I will say that the night vision one seemed like it was a bit blurry, but it does work at night so maybe that’s why you can’t use it in the day. I actually like using it without any attachment just as a plain glass because I like the look of it and it’s very easy to use. You just click the two side buttons when you wanna play music or pause music or answer a call. It’s good quality and really a good price point. I’ve had the Bose ones in the past I gave it to my kid, but those were really good too, so it’s very comparable. The only thing that’s different about these is that I feel they should’ve tighten the frame a little because I feel like it’s a bit loose so I will tighten the screws with my sunglass kit

These glasses work well. I've got several different types of smart glasses, as I like to listen to music while I work inside and outside the house. I also wear them in meetings and such, where I want to hear music but I also want to be aware of what's going on (shhhh! don't tell the boss). I was initially worried when I received these and contacted Amazon support, as I couldn't figure out why the glasses were so "foggy." I guessed that there was some sort of plastic covering over the lenses to protect them in shipping, but I couldn't figure out any easy way to get the coating peeled off without scratching the lenses. Amazon support suggested a tiny pin or something sharp to start the peeling off process, and it worked. There is a protective covering on both sides of both the darker sunglasses lens and the yellow night-driving lens. These two add-on magnetic lenses are attached to the pair of clear glasses, and you've got to separate them carefully. I like that they're magnetic and light, so I can pop them on when I go outside or pull them off inside and stick them in their (included) fabric glasses pouch. They pair easily with my phone and do everything they say they will, and much easier than other glasses where you have to tap here and there and hold your touch for xx seconds in some obscure place on the frame. With these glasses, it's a piece of cake as there are actually buttons you press to give your commands. It's much easier using and controlling these glasses with their tactile feel and responsiveness. Now, if they could only figure out how to get the charger needed on only one side versus both sides, that would be awesome (because charging on both sides is always a challenge to get the cords to lie flat). Still, these are the best smart glasses I've found so far.