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The DTIRD Bluetooth Glasses combine UV-protective sunglasses with open-ear speakers built into the frame. Sound comes from small drivers near the temples, so your ears stay open to traffic, conversation and ambient noise. They suit cyclists, drivers and commuters who want music and calls without earbuds. Against dedicated bone-conduction headsets, the audio is more directional and the sunglasses come included, but the sound is thinner and the fit is fixed. Buyers rate them 4.2 out of 5, with praise for convenience and complaints about volume and battery life.
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Owners like the convenience of sunglasses with built-in audio and the awareness of open-ear listening. Many find the volume too low outdoors and the battery shorter than expected. Call quality draws mixed comments.
These wireless Bluetooth glasses combine sunglasses with an open-ear audio device. They are made for both men and women. The lenses are UV-protective, and the frames are lightweight.
The open-ear audio lets you listen to music and take calls without blocking ambient sounds. They pair with smartphones, tablets and laptops for clear, stable sound.
