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These are sunglasses with built-in open-ear Bluetooth speakers, so you can stream music and take calls without earbuds. Touch and one-click controls handle play, pause and call answering. The open-ear design keeps your ears clear, which suits walkers, cyclists and commuters who want to stay aware of traffic. The listing's own option names conflict with the stated no-camera design, so treat camera capability as unconfirmed. Compared with bone-conduction headsets, the draw is that the glasses do the job of both eyewear and audio.
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These sunglasses combine everyday eyewear with open-ear Bluetooth audio. They connect to a compatible phone to stream music and handle hands-free calls. Calling is listed with HD noise-reduction wording.
Touch and one-click controls answer calls and play or pause music. Eight hours of music playback is listed, and actual runtime depends on volume, use and conditions. The lenses are listed with UV400 protection and the frames with an IPX4 rating, which is not an immersion rating.
The description states these are music sunglasses with no camera, recording or video capability. One option is named "Camera glasses," but no photo or video function is confirmed. Open-ear audio does not provide hearing protection, so keep volume comfortable and stay aware of your surroundings.
