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These are open-ear sunglasses with built-in Bluetooth speakers and a microphone, so you wear your audio instead of putting earbuds in. Sound is projected toward the ears through directional audio, leaving the ear canal open to traffic and conversation. Bluetooth 5.0 pairs with a phone, and the glasses auto-connect when worn and pause when taken off. They suit cyclists, runners, drivers and anyone who wants music and calls while staying aware of surroundings. Rivals like Bose Frames and Amazon Echo Frames offer similar open-ear audio with more polished apps and audio tuning; this pair leans on a simple, low-cost design with a plastic frame and basic controls.
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These Bluetooth glasses combine polarized sunglasses with open-ear wireless earphones and a built-in microphone. Directional audio aims sound toward your ears, so you can take calls and listen to music while wearing them. The frame is made of ABS plastic.
The glasses use Bluetooth 5.0 and an AAC speaker unit. They connect automatically to a paired device when you put them on. They pause when you take them off and switch off after 15 seconds. A magnetic design holds the earphones to the glasses.
Two built-in 100 mAh polymer lithium batteries power them. They can be used for driving, riding, outdoor sports and outings.
