Do these sunglasses work for prescription lenses?

No. The lenses are fixed and not designed for prescription inserts.

Can I take calls with them?

Yes, they have a built-in microphone and speaker for Bluetooth calls, but wind and traffic noise can make it hard for callers to hear you.

How long does the battery last?

Owners report a few hours of music playback, shorter when making calls. Long rides will need a recharge.

Are they comfortable for long runs?

Most owners find them light and stable, though fit varies by face shape.

Do they block UV rays?

The tinted lenses reduce glare and strong light, but the listing does not state a UV rating.

Where is the xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses cheapest?

At Walmart, for $21.99, as of our latest check.

xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses

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xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses

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Last seen at $21.99 at Walmart on Nov 9.

Our take on the xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses

The xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses combine tinted lenses with built-in Bluetooth audio for music and calls during outdoor workouts. They are aimed at cyclists, runners and hikers who want one less device to carry. Compared with dedicated bone-conduction headphones or sport earbuds, the sound is open and the glasses block glare, but audio quality and call clarity are basic. Owners say they work best for casual use, not serious training.

Best forCyclists who want music without earbudsRunners and hikers on sunny daysCasual outdoor users who take occasional calls

Pros

Combines UV-blocking sunglasses with Bluetooth audio
Open-ear design keeps ears free for traffic and surroundings
Unisex frame suits a range of face shapes
No cables and no separate headphone case to carry

Cons

Sound quality is thin compared with dedicated sport earbuds
Call microphone picks up wind and traffic noise outdoors
Battery life is short for long rides or runs
Lenses are not interchangeable, so one tint for all light

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xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses price history

Lowest price we've seen: $21.99 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.

What reviewers say

Owners treat these as a convenient novelty for sunny rides and walks. They like the open-ear fit and the freedom from earbuds, but many say the audio is weak and the battery drains quickly.

What people mention

Sound qualityCriticisedReviewers describe the audio as flat and lacking bass, fine for podcasts but poor for music.
Call clarityCriticisedThe microphone picks up wind and background noise, so callers often ask people to repeat themselves.
Battery lifeCriticisedOwners report the charge does not last through long rides or hikes.
ComfortPraisedThe frame is light and stays put during runs and rides, according to owners.
Open-ear fitPraisedUsers like hearing traffic and surroundings while listening to music.

About the xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses

These smart Bluetooth sunglasses are made for outdoor sports such as cycling, hiking and running. The lenses block rays and strong light. The glasses also let you listen to music and make calls while you exercise.

They connect over Bluetooth for music playback and calls, and have a built-in microphone and speaker. The frame is lightweight, and the nose pads and temples are shaped to follow the contours of the face. The style is designed for both men and women.

Music playback and answering or hanging up calls are controlled through buttons.

Material: Plastic and electronic components
Weight: 120 g
Dimensions: 5.98 x 2.32 inches
Connectivity: Bluetooth
Fit: Unisex
In the box: 1 x cycling Bluetooth glasses, 1 x charging cable, 1 x instruction manual

Questions and answers

Do these sunglasses work for prescription lenses?: No. The lenses are fixed and not designed for prescription inserts.
Can I take calls with them?: Yes, they have a built-in microphone and speaker for Bluetooth calls, but wind and traffic noise can make it hard for callers to hear you.
How long does the battery last?: Owners report a few hours of music playback, shorter when making calls. Long rides will need a recharge.
Are they comfortable for long runs?: Most owners find them light and stable, though fit varies by face shape.
Do they block UV rays?: The tinted lenses reduce glare and strong light, but the listing does not state a UV rating.
Where is the xiepangOK Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses cheapest?: At Walmart, for $21.99, as of our latest check.