- How does the open-ear sound compare with normal earbuds?
- Sound comes from drivers in the temples aimed at your ears, so bass is lighter and nearby people may hear some of it. In return you stay aware of traffic, voices and surroundings, which is the point for sport.
- How long does the battery last?
- OHO rates Bluetooth playtime at up to 12 hours from the 270 mAh lithium cell. Real-world time drops with higher volume, and charging is by cable, not a case.
- Are the lenses good for bright sun and water?
- The lenses are polarized with a UV protection coating, which cuts glare off roads and water. Polarized lenses can darken some car dashboards and phone screens at certain angles.
- Will they fit my face?
- The bridge is listed at 5.7 inches, which is wide, and the TR90 frame is fairly stiff. Try them on if you have a narrow face; the open-ear arms also sit close to the head.
- Do they work for calls?
- They pair over Bluetooth and have built-in speakers and a microphone for calls. Call quality is fine indoors, but wind noise outdoors is noticeable because the mics are exposed.
- What is in the box?
- You get the glasses, a charging cable and a cleaning cloth. There is no case or spare lenses included.
- Where is the OHO Sport Open-Ear Smart Glasses, Impact-Resistant Bluetooth Sunglasses cheapest?
- At eBay, for $20.99, 58% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the OHO Sport Open-Ear Smart Glasses, Impact-Resistant Bluetooth Sunglasses?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, Poshmark, Shipt, Target, Amazon.