Do these work with iPhone and Android?

They pair over standard Bluetooth, so they work with both iOS and Android phones. Touch controls and the voice assistant depend on your phone's support.

Can I hear traffic while wearing them?

Yes. The speakers sit outside the ear canal, so ambient sound comes through. That is the main reason to pick them over earbuds.

Can others hear my music?

At low to moderate volume, little escapes. At higher volume, people close by can hear it, especially indoors.

Are they prescription glasses?

No. They are sunglasses with tinted lenses. Prescription lenses would need a separate pair.

The glasses and a USB-C charging cable. Check the listing for any case or pouch included.

How do they compare with Bose Frames?

They cost far less and cover the basics: open-ear audio, touch controls and sunglasses. Bose Frames generally sound better and feel more premium.

Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses

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$27.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses

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Last seen at $27.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses

The Mingdaln Smart Glasses are sunglasses with built-in open-ear Bluetooth speakers, so you hear music and calls while your ears stay open to traffic and conversation. Touch controls on the frame handle playback, volume, calls and a voice assistant, and the battery is rated for up to 7 hours with USB-C charging. They suit commuters, walkers and travelers who want audio without earbuds. Against rivals like Bose Frames and Ray-Ban Meta, they are a basic audio-only pair: no camera, no app ecosystem, and a smaller track record on sound quality and lens quality.

Best forCyclists and commuters who need to hear trafficWalkers and runners who dislike earbudsTravelers wanting one pair for sun and audioCasual calls and podcasts outdoors

Pros

Open-ear speakers keep surroundings audible
Touch controls for music, volume and calls
Up to 7 hours of playback
USB-C fast charging
Doubles as everyday sunglasses

Cons

No camera or smart features beyond audio
Sound leaks at higher volumes
Lens and frame quality not on par with premium eyewear brands
Few owner reports to judge long-term durability

Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses prices at every store

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Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses price history

Lowest price we've seen: $27.99 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

4.4 / 511 ratings

With only a small number of ratings, feedback is limited but mostly positive at 4.4 out of 5. Buyers treat them as a budget audio-sunglasses option rather than a premium pair.

What people mention

SoundMixedOwners find the open-ear audio fine for podcasts and casual listening but not for critical music.
ControlsPraisedTouch controls for volume, tracks and calls are described as easy to use.
BatteryPraisedThe rated 7 hours of use covers a typical day out, with USB-C charging.
LeakageCriticisedAt higher volumes people nearby can hear what you are playing.
BuildMixedThe frames feel lighter and less premium than name-brand sunglasses.

About the Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses

Mingdaln Smart Audio Sunglasses combine sun protection with open-ear Bluetooth audio. The semi-open design delivers stereo sound through the glasses.

Touch controls handle music, calls, volume and the voice assistant. The glasses run for up to 7 hours of use and charge over Type-C. They are made for commuting, travel, city walks and everyday outdoor wear.

Type: Smart audio sunglasses
Audio: Semi-open stereo sound
Controls: Touch control for music, calls, volume and voice assistant
Battery life: Up to 7 hours of use
Charging: Type-C, fast charging
FCC ID: 2BDM8-D11PLUS

Questions and answers

Do these work with iPhone and Android?: They pair over standard Bluetooth, so they work with both iOS and Android phones. Touch controls and the voice assistant depend on your phone's support.
Can I hear traffic while wearing them?: Yes. The speakers sit outside the ear canal, so ambient sound comes through. That is the main reason to pick them over earbuds.
Can others hear my music?: At low to moderate volume, little escapes. At higher volume, people close by can hear it, especially indoors.
Are they prescription glasses?: No. They are sunglasses with tinted lenses. Prescription lenses would need a separate pair.
What is in the box?: The glasses and a USB-C charging cable. Check the listing for any case or pouch included.
How do they compare with Bose Frames?: They cost far less and cover the basics: open-ear audio, touch controls and sunglasses. Bose Frames generally sound better and feel more premium.
Where is the Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses cheapest?: At Walmart, for $27.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the Mingdaln Smart Glasses Open Ear Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses?: Rated 4.4 out of 5 from 11 ratings.