Polarized Sunglasses with Bluetooth Speaker, Open Ear Audio, Athletic/Outdoor UV Protection and Voice Control

At the price point I wasn’t expecting much. I just got them today so I cannot speak on much but getting them out of the box I was more impressed than I had hoped. The rubber on the ends are a huge plus! I have a pair of echo frame and had to buy extra parts to add to prevent falling off my face. The sound quality isn’t amazing but it’s great at this price point! The look of the frames is cute as well, a little bulkier than the echo frames but doesn’t seem to make them feel heavier or anything. Easily paired with iPhone and listened to music. When taking them off I can still hear the music at a fairly low volume holding them away from my head, so other people close by may be able to hear what you are listening to. Overall, I am impressed so far and looking forward to seeing how battery life, call quality, and long term use work out.

These glasses appeared to be great quality like my Berne pair I already have. I just got a more expensive pair so I didn’t end up keeping these. However, this brand makes a great Bluetooth speaker system for listening to music. Making calls not so much, people usually can’t hear me (on my brown pair) which is an upgraded model to this pair. This was just to have a blank pair but again, I ended up with something different. Great value for the price Price at the time of purchase and review $52

Being honest with you coming from the Ray-Bans gen 1, these aren't that bad but the audio quality is severely lacking. The glasses overall feel decent for the price, but the quality is just really bad. However, it's loud enough that you can hear it. It's extremely loud actually, but they feel like those 1990s wired headphones. I'll come back with the review of the battery but so far they do as they're supposed to. You can definitely hear them, but if you're looking for audio quality these aren't it. But if you just need something to talk on the phone with and or listen to podcasts or videos, this will definitely do it

Do not buy. Should be zero stars. 1. the charge port is a micro-USB. That indicates it is an old item. Anything produced in the last 1 or 2 years would be a USB-C. The cable does not sit in the port securely. You have to support the cable so that it does not fall out. 2. Every minute or so the sound drops out for ~ a second. It just disconnected. Now it is continuously disconnecting, then re-connecting. You cannot listen to music or audio books. 3. Size is small. I do not have a large head, but the ear-rests are too tight on my temples. 4. I cannot definitely speak as to the lenses changing color, but I am looking at a large monitor and the lense is not dark. These glasses are going back today.

These glasses are extremely comfortable to wear and I hardly even notice their on my face. they have a coating on them that is soft to the touch and feels great on my skin. I like that they use a non-proprietary charging port (Micro USB). While a USB C port would be nice, I'm just happy that they used a port that is an easy cable to find and replace if need be. I wanted to try these glasses out after my Razer Anzu glasses broke. For comparison, The Oho Sunshine glasses are way more comfortable and look nicer (in my opinion). The sound quality is lacking however. The Ranzer Anzu glasses had a very clear and crisp sound that was very close to having a nice pair of earbuds in, but the Oho Sunshine glasses often sound like the sound is coming out of a tin can and perhaps just slightly like speakers are out of sync. I find that the Oho Sunshine glasses sound better with music as opposed to just vocals such as an audio book or a podcast. Overall, I do like the Oho Sunshine glasses, I just wish the sound quality was better.

For the price they are perfect. The sound is great even in loud room. Not a whole lot of bass as you might get from aftershox or beats. These glasses are just the basics no AI. perfect for people that earbuds always fall out of your ears. Saves on ear pain from prolonged insertion. Would buy again

I’m super happy with this purchase. I first saw the Bose brand but I didn’t like the frame styles Bose sold. They were too bulky looking. I wanted a style that looked more like classic Ray Bans. I was nervous at first to buy a cheaper version since this is newer technology. I’m really happy I did it though because it’s better than I thought it would be! Volume is great, quality is great, the lenses are super cool and you can’t see your eyes when someone is looking at you. You can answer, decline, and redial calls through the glasses. Once the call is over it’ll connect you back to the song you were listening too. You control the volume with your phone. The power button is on the side and the charger port is hidden when being worn. They are comfortable and the frames are smooth. They come with a hard case, little rag to wipe the lenses clean, and a soft bag with a usb charger cord. It doesn’t come with a wall port to connect the charger to the wall but you can use any that works for usb. I just purchased a second pair today to give away as a gift. I’m really excited about this product. It’s great. I was most worried about the sound quality and I’m actually really impressed. Some reviews said the sound wasn’t loud but I find the sound to be really good. If it went any louder then it would defeat the purpose of headphones and you might as well get a portable speaker. Well done OHO you have a returning California customer! ;)

After few months of use, I don't like them because the glass gets dirty easily and it's difficult to remove dirt or grease from the frame and glass, and the audio quality isn't very good; there's interference.