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The Blackview Smart Glasses are Bluetooth sunglasses with open-ear speakers built into the temples, so you hear music and calls without anything in your ears. Bluetooth 5.3 gives a stable link up to about 12 meters, and the IP65 rating handles sweat and light rain. Touch controls on the frame handle playback, volume, calls and the voice assistant, and the lenses block blue light. They suit runners, cyclists and commuters who want audio while staying aware of traffic. Against rivals like Bose Frames and Ray-Ban Meta, they are a budget open-ear option with fewer audio refinements and no camera.
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These smart glasses combine sunglasses with built-in open-ear speakers and a microphone. They use a Bluetooth 5.3 chip set for a stable, low-latency connection with a range of up to 12 meters. They work with Android and iOS devices, including smartphones and computers.
The open-ear speaker design uses dynamic drivers and polymer diaphragms, with a three-channel audio framework that emphasizes vocals. The microphone uses noise reduction to suppress up to 90% of background noise during calls. The lenses block blue light.
After the first pairing, the glasses reconnect to the last paired device when the casing is opened. Touch controls handle playback pause, volume, call management and voice assistant activation. An IP65 rating and dust-proof coating protect against sweat and small raindrops.
