How long does the battery last?

About two hours of playtime per charge, per the specs. That is short for a full day, so plan to recharge between outings.

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 open-ear audio over earbuds outdoors.

They are rated IPX5, which covers sweat and rain splashes. Do not swim or submerge them.

Do they need a phone to work?

Yes for audio. They stream over Bluetooth from a phone or other device, and the arm controls handle playback and calls.

What comes in the box?

The sunglasses and a travel case, per the description. Cables and charging details are not specified.

How do they compare with audio sunglasses from big brands?

They match the open-ear idea and add IPX5, but battery life is far shorter than the multi-hour runtime of name-brand models, and there is no brand support behind them.

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Wireless Audio Sunglasses with Built in Speakers

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$25.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Unbranded

Wireless Audio Sunglasses with Built in Speakers

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$25.99at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Last seen at $25.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the Wireless Audio Sunglasses with Built in Speakers

These are open-ear sunglasses with built-in Bluetooth speakers in the arms, so you hear music and calls while your ears stay open to traffic and conversation. The 16mm dynamic drivers aim for bass-heavy sound, and the arms carry an onboard control surface with soft silicone tips. Battery life is short at about two hours per charge, well below the five to ten hours most audio sunglasses and open-ear headsets offer, so they suit short runs, rides and commutes rather than all-day wear. The IPX5 rating handles sweat and rain, and the included travel case makes them easy to carry.

Best forRunners and cyclists who want music without blocking trafficShort commutes and errandsPeople who dislike earbuds in their ear canalsOutdoor workouts in sun and light rain

Pros

Open-ear design keeps you aware of surroundings
16mm drivers give fuller bass than small open-ear buds
IPX5 water resistance for sweat and rain
Onboard controls on the arm, no phone needed to adjust
Travel case included
Bluetooth pairs as soon as you open them

Cons

About two hours of playtime per charge
Open-ear sound leaks and is thin in noisy places
Unbranded, so support and warranty are unclear
No detail on lens tint category or UV rating beyond anti-glare claims

Wireless Audio Sunglasses with Built in Speakers prices at every store

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In stockSold by JSAZ MerchReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$25.99Free shippingChecked Nov 9
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About the Wireless Audio Sunglasses with Built in Speakers

These wireless sport sunglasses have open-ear audio built into the frame, so you can listen to music while you wear them. They come with a travel case. The anti-glare lenses protect your eyes from harmful UV rays.

An onboard control surface lets you operate the audio, and soft silicone tips add comfort. Playtime is two hours.

The sunglasses connect over Bluetooth as soon as you open them. They are rated IPX5 waterproof.

Type: Wireless open-ear audio sunglasses
Lenses: Anti-glare, UV protection
Audio: Built-in 16mm dynamic driver
Playtime: 2 hours
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Controls: Built-in onboard control surface
Water resistance: IPX5
Comfort: Soft silicone tips
Size: One Size
In the box: Travel case

Specifications

color: BlueSource
size: One SizeSource

Questions and answers

How long does the battery last?: About two hours of playtime per charge, per the specs. That is short for a full day, so plan to recharge between outings.
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 open-ear audio over earbuds outdoors.
Are they waterproof?: They are rated IPX5, which covers sweat and rain splashes. Do not swim or submerge them.
Do they need a phone to work?: Yes for audio. They stream over Bluetooth from a phone or other device, and the arm controls handle playback and calls.
What comes in the box?: The sunglasses and a travel case, per the description. Cables and charging details are not specified.
How do they compare with audio sunglasses from big brands?: They match the open-ear idea and add IPX5, but battery life is far shorter than the multi-hour runtime of name-brand models, and there is no brand support behind them.
Where is the Wireless Audio Sunglasses with Built in Speakers cheapest?: At Walmart, for $25.99, as of our latest check.