How long does the battery last on a charge?

The 200-hour figure is standby time, not listening time. Expect a few hours of music or calls per charge, so plan to top up on long rides.

Can people around me hear my music?

Yes, at higher volumes. Open-ear speakers direct sound at your ears but leak outward, so keep the volume low in quiet spaces.

Are the lenses safe for cycling and sports?

They are UV400 and certified to ANSI Z87.1-2015 for impact resistance, which covers basic eye protection for riding and hiking.

Can I wear them in rain or while sweating?

They are rated IP65, which handles splashes and sweat. Do not swim or submerge them.

How do I trigger my voice assistant?

Triple-tap the right temple. The glasses then pass through to Siri, Google Assistant or whichever assistant your phone uses.

Do they work with both iPhone and Android?

Yes. Bluetooth 5.3 pairs with either, and the glasses act as a standard audio device for music and calls.

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Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses with Built-in Speakers and Microphone

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$19.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses with Built-in Speakers and Microphone

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Last seen at $19.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses with Built-in Speakers and Microphone

These are open-ear sunglasses with speakers built into the temples, so you hear music and calls while your ears stay open to traffic and conversation. The lenses are UV400 and rated to the ANSI Z87.1-2015 impact standard, and the frame is IP65 splash-resistant. Bluetooth 5.3 handles the connection, standby is rated at 200 hours, and a triple-tap on the right temple calls up your voice assistant. They suit cyclists, drivers and runners who want audio without earbuds; against rivals like Bose Frames they lean on safety-rated lenses and a low-key unbranded build rather than premium sound.

Best forCyclists and runners who need to hear trafficDrivers who want hands-free callsHikers and walkers who dislike earbudsAnyone wanting sun protection and audio in one

Pros

Open-ear design keeps surroundings audible
UV400 lenses with ANSI Z87.1-2015 impact rating
IP65 splash resistance for sweat and rain
Bluetooth 5.3 for a stable connection
Long 200-hour standby
Lightweight frame for all-day wear

Cons

Open-ear speakers leak sound to people nearby
Bass is thin compared with in-ear headphones
Call microphone picks up wind and street noise
Battery life for playback is far shorter than the 200-hour standby figure
Unbranded build and support are a gamble

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About the Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses with Built-in Speakers and Microphone

These Bluetooth audio sunglasses have open-ear speakers and a built-in microphone. They play music and handle hands-free calls while letting the wearer hear surrounding sounds.

The sun lenses offer UV400 protection and are impact-resistant, with ANSI Z87.1-2015 safety certification. The frame is lightweight. The glasses are splash-proof to IP65.

Bluetooth 5.3 provides a stable connection. Triple-tapping the right temple activates the voice assistant.

Color: Black
Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.3
Audio: Open-ear speakers, built-in microphone
Lens protection: UV400, impact-resistant
Safety certification: ANSI Z87.1-2015
Water resistance: IP65 splash-proof
Standby time: 200 hours
Controls: Triple-tap right temple for voice assistant
Intended for: Men and women; driving, cycling, hiking, travel and daily work

Specifications

color: BlackSource
size: 1Source

Questions and answers

How long does the battery last on a charge?: The 200-hour figure is standby time, not listening time. Expect a few hours of music or calls per charge, so plan to top up on long rides.
Can people around me hear my music?: Yes, at higher volumes. Open-ear speakers direct sound at your ears but leak outward, so keep the volume low in quiet spaces.
Are the lenses safe for cycling and sports?: They are UV400 and certified to ANSI Z87.1-2015 for impact resistance, which covers basic eye protection for riding and hiking.
Can I wear them in rain or while sweating?: They are rated IP65, which handles splashes and sweat. Do not swim or submerge them.
How do I trigger my voice assistant?: Triple-tap the right temple. The glasses then pass through to Siri, Google Assistant or whichever assistant your phone uses.
Do they work with both iPhone and Android?: Yes. Bluetooth 5.3 pairs with either, and the glasses act as a standard audio device for music and calls.
Where is the Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses with Built-in Speakers and Microphone cheapest?: At Walmart, for $19.99, as of our latest check.