How long does the battery last?

Ragnar rates it at 3–4 hours of music and about 5 hours of talk time from the 120 mAh battery. A full charge takes around 1.5 hours.

Can I hear traffic while wearing them?

Yes. The dual speakers sit open at the ear rather than sealing it, so ambient sound comes through. That is the point for running and cycling, but it also means others may hear your music.

Do the lenses block UV and glare?

The lenses are UV400 polarized, so they block UV rays and cut glare from water, roads and windshields. The shield shape gives full-face coverage.

How do I control music and calls?

Touch controls on the frame handle volume, play/pause, call answering and the voice assistant. The built-in mic handles calls.

How far can I walk from my phone?

Bluetooth 5.0 with EDR is rated for a 10–15 m range, so you can leave the phone down and still stay connected.

Are they good for loud gyms or flights?

No. Open-ear speakers let outside noise in and give little bass, so they suit outdoor and quiet settings better than noisy ones.

Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses with Speakers Sundaze Rays

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$95.00at Sundaze RaysChecked Nov 9

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Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses with Speakers Sundaze Rays

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Last seen at $95.00 at Sundaze Rays on Nov 9.

Our take on the Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses with Speakers Sundaze Rays

The Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses are a matte black shield-style pair with open-ear speakers and a built-in mic, so you can take calls and play music without earbuds. They use Bluetooth 5.0 with a 10–15 m range, UV400 polarized lenses, touch controls and a 120 mAh battery rated for 3–4 hours of music or 5 hours of talk. At about 40 g they are light for a full-shield frame. Against audio sunglasses from Bose and Ray-Ban they trade brand-name sound tuning and longer battery life for a simpler, cheaper-feeling package. They suit runners, cyclists and drivers who want to hear traffic while listening.

Best forRunners and cyclists who want to hear trafficDrivers and commuters who dislike earbudsCasual listeners who want music without wiresPeople who take short calls outdoors

Pros

Open-ear speakers keep you aware of surroundings
UV400 polarized lenses cut glare
Light at about 40 g
Touch controls for volume, calls and playback
Bluetooth 5.0 with 10–15 m range
Built-in mic for hands-free calls

Cons

3–4 hours of music per charge is short
Open-ear design leaks sound and gives little bass
No ANC or ear tips for noisy places
Shield lens is one fixed tint, not swappable
Sound quality is basic next to dedicated audio sunglasses

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Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses with Speakers Sundaze Rays price history

Lowest price we've seen: $95.00 on Nov 9 at Sundaze Rays. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

From Sundaze Rays

Bluetooth 5.0 + EDR for fast, stable connection
Music time 3–4 hours; talk time 5 hours
Charges in about 1.5 hours with 120mAh battery
Bluetooth range 10–15m
UV400 polarized lenses block glare
Built-in mic and dual open-ear speakers for calls, music and podcasts

Fit: Lightweight, comfy fit; engineered for all-day wear
Guarantee: Around the Sun Warranty covers lost, broken or unwanted pairs for 365 days
Returns: Free shipping and returns
Shipping: Free shipping

About the Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses with Speakers Sundaze Rays

The Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses have built-in speakers and a microphone, so you can take calls, stream music and listen to podcasts hands-free. The open-ear speakers let you stay aware of your surroundings while you listen.

The frame is a matte black shield design with full-face coverage. The lenses are polarized and UV400-rated to cut glare. The glasses weigh 40 g.

Touch controls handle volume, calls, play/pause and the voice assistant. Audio is HD stereo over Bluetooth 5.0 + EDR.

Bluetooth: 5.0 + EDR
Range: 10–15 m
Music time: 3–4 hours
Talk time: 5 hours
Charging time: About 1.5 hours
Battery: 120 mAh
Lenses: Polarized, UV400
Audio: Built-in mic, dual open-ear speakers, HD stereo sound
Controls: Touch control for volume, calls, play/pause and voice assistant
Frame: Matte black shield design
Weight: 40 g

Questions and answers

How long does the battery last?: Ragnar rates it at 3–4 hours of music and about 5 hours of talk time from the 120 mAh battery. A full charge takes around 1.5 hours.
Can I hear traffic while wearing them?: Yes. The dual speakers sit open at the ear rather than sealing it, so ambient sound comes through. That is the point for running and cycling, but it also means others may hear your music.
Do the lenses block UV and glare?: The lenses are UV400 polarized, so they block UV rays and cut glare from water, roads and windshields. The shield shape gives full-face coverage.
How do I control music and calls?: Touch controls on the frame handle volume, play/pause, call answering and the voice assistant. The built-in mic handles calls.
How far can I walk from my phone?: Bluetooth 5.0 with EDR is rated for a 10–15 m range, so you can leave the phone down and still stay connected.
Are they good for loud gyms or flights?: No. Open-ear speakers let outside noise in and give little bass, so they suit outdoor and quiet settings better than noisy ones.
Where is the Ragnar Bluetooth Sunglasses with Speakers Sundaze Rays cheapest?: At Sundaze Rays, for $95.00, as of our latest check.

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