Can I take calls with these sunglasses?

Yes. The frame has a built-in microphone and speakers, and the Bluetooth link pairs with your phone for calls as well as music. Callers hear you through the microphone, and wind or traffic noise can come through with your voice.

Do they block the road noise I need to hear while cycling?

They sit outside the ear rather than sealing it, so surrounding sound stays audible. That is the main reason open-ear designs are popular with cyclists and runners.

How long does the battery last?

Expect a few hours of music playback per charge, less with frequent calls. That covers a typical ride or run but not a full day of listening.

Are the lenses polarized?

Yes, the lens is polarized, which reduces glare from roads, water and snow. It is a tinted sport lens, so it is best for bright conditions.

Do they fit under a helmet?

The arms are slim enough to sit under most bike and climbing helmets. Fit is unisex and one size, so try them with your own helmet before a long ride.

What comes in the box?

You get the sunglasses and a charging cable for the built-in battery. A case and cleaning cloth are commonly included with this type of eyewear.

Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses

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$23.07at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses

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Last seen at $23.07 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses

The Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses combine a polarized sport lens with built-in Bluetooth audio and a microphone, so you can listen to music and take calls without earbuds. They are aimed at cyclists, runners and hikers who want one piece of gear for eye protection and sound. Against dedicated sport sunglasses they add audio and calling; against bone-conduction headphones they add sun and glare protection. Sound quality and call clarity are the usual weak point of open-ear eyewear like this, and the battery lasts a session, not a day.

Best forCyclists who want music without earbudsRunners and hikers on sunny trailsPeople who take short calls outdoorsAnyone who dislikes in-ear headphones

Pros

Polarized lens cuts glare and blocks strong light
Bluetooth audio and microphone built into the frame
Open-ear design keeps traffic and surroundings audible
Unisex sporty shape
One item instead of sunglasses plus headphones

Cons

Sound is open-ear, so bass is thin and wind noise competes
Call microphone picks up outdoor noise
Battery life is limited to a few hours of playback
Lens is fixed, so it suits bright days more than low light

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$23.07Checked Nov 9
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Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses price history

Lowest price we've seen: $23.07 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

About the Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses

They block sunlight and strong light to protect the eyes. They also let you listen to music and make calls while you exercise.

The glasses connect over Bluetooth. A built-in microphone and speaker handle calls. Music playback and calls are controlled with buttons or other operations on the glasses.

The frame is lightweight. The nose pads and temples follow the shape of the face to keep pressure on the nose and ears low during long wear. The style is unisex.

Type: Bluetooth sunglasses, unisex
Material: Plastic and electronic components
Weight: 120 g
Size: 5.98 x 2.32 inches
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Functions: Music playback, calls, answering and hanging up
In the box: 1 x cycling Bluetooth glasses, 1 x charging cable, 1 x instruction manual

Questions and answers

Can I take calls with these sunglasses?: Yes. The frame has a built-in microphone and speakers, and the Bluetooth link pairs with your phone for calls as well as music. Callers hear you through the microphone, and wind or traffic noise can come through with your voice.
Do they block the road noise I need to hear while cycling?: They sit outside the ear rather than sealing it, so surrounding sound stays audible. That is the main reason open-ear designs are popular with cyclists and runners.
How long does the battery last?: Expect a few hours of music playback per charge, less with frequent calls. That covers a typical ride or run but not a full day of listening.
Are the lenses polarized?: Yes, the lens is polarized, which reduces glare from roads, water and snow. It is a tinted sport lens, so it is best for bright conditions.
Do they fit under a helmet?: The arms are slim enough to sit under most bike and climbing helmets. Fit is unisex and one size, so try them with your own helmet before a long ride.
What comes in the box?: You get the sunglasses and a charging cable for the built-in battery. A case and cleaning cloth are commonly included with this type of eyewear.
Where is the Hovilon Polarized Bluetooth Sunglasses cheapest?: At Walmart, for $23.07, as of our latest check.