How does the sound stay private?

It doesn't fully. Small speakers in the temples aim sound at your ears, but people close by can hear it at higher volumes. Treat them as open speakers, not sealed headphones.

Can I use them for phone calls?

Yes. The temples hold a microphone, so calls and voice assistant commands go through the glasses. Callers hear you through that mic, so noisy streets are harder.

The glasses come with both dark sunglass lenses and clear lenses for the same square black frame. You change the lenses rather than carrying two pairs.

How do they compare with bone-conduction headphones?

Both leave your ears open. These put speakers in a glasses frame you may already wear, while bone-conduction sets sit on the cheekbones and usually weigh less. Bass is modest on both.

Are they good for cycling and running?

Yes, that is the main draw: you hear music and still hear cars and people. The thick temples add weight, so check they stay put during activity.

What do I need to use them?

A Bluetooth phone or tablet to pair with, and charging for the built-in battery in the temples. The light on the temple shows power and pairing status.

Where is the Wireless Bluetooth Smart Audio Glasses cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $43.99, as of our latest check.

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Wireless Bluetooth Smart Audio Glasses

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