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

Ok these are great Good sound and good sunglasses

My husband and I are e-bike riders and have tried many different types of ways to communicate while riding. Earbuds work okay, but not particularly safe to use in traffic and walkie talkies were too bulky. I ordered these with low expectations and I am blown away! First of all, they work great for the intended purpose in that they connect to our iPhones and sound quality is amazing while communicating on our bikes. Here’s the part I wasn’t expecting. The sunglasses lens are actually quite good and they are super comfortable. I use them when I do my morning walks and I love the sound quality while listening to my music and can easily press the pause/volume buttons when necessary. I’m sure it’s not the quality of more expensive headphones, but it’s still amazing given the price of the product. My only regret is that I didn’t spend the extra money on the transition lenses which would have been better for evening bike rides. We’ve only had these for a few weeks, so hopefully they will keep on impressing me. I highly recommend these. Just saw yesterday where they had a lightning deal where you could get these for $25 less than I paid for them. Bummer. Best to keep watching for a deal.

Update at the bottom: I had a pair of bose tenors for years that I loved (other than the battery life). Sadly, I have lost them. I'm now searching for a replacement. Cheaper than the cost of a date to McDonalds, these are more comfortable, lighter, and louder than the tenors. They also sound worse and feel cheaper. Like 1/4th the cost. Cheap enough you'd let your kid wear them at the beach and not care if they dumped them in the ocean. Cheap enough to buy a pair and leave in the car. Its only been 48 hours with them, so I'm not going to speak on the battery life yet, but it has significantly exceeded my lost aging tenors. The build quality is "fine", and they may even be repairable based on the physical seams on the arms. I do wonder if a person with a more robust head than mine might get skin irritation from the seams, but so far, I've been fine. Good things: - Buttons are more pronounced than the tenors, and harder to accidentally push - Doesn't randomly trigger siri when your trying to answer a call or change songs - Sits comfortably like normal sunglasses, instead of squeezing your head like the tenors - Looks more like normal glasses - More frame and lens options - usbc charging - Price Not good or bad - No app to "customize behaviors", which is fine, the bose tenor app was terrible and most of the settings, like disable siri, didn't actually work. Bad things: - Feels less premium - Sound quality - The black frames have a mat finish, and oils from your skin will make it look kind of shiny / dirty, which kind of makes you feel gross Opinion: Buy them. They don't sound amazing, but they are real cheap for the features, and sunglasses get broken and lost all the time. Update: I liked them enough to want a pair with clear lenses for using when it's dark or when I'm inside. Glasses also make me look smarter. I went back to this product page, clicked on the "clear lenses" option, and saw they were 20 dollars more, frowned, and then bought them anyways. I should have looked a bit more critically, the clear lens pair is a slightly different model. Similar comfort and weight and plastic finish, but different button placement. A little bit smaller and tighter and a bit more wrapping around the back of your head. Maybe 2-4% smaller? you would notice if they were both in front of you but not just by picking them up. The clear lenses are blue blocking and have this sort of iridescent blue hue, which is neat and slightly visible. Overall I'd say they are incredibly similar, slightly louder, but that may be more of a unit to unit thing than a "model to model" thing. I think if you like one, you'd like the other. Also, the more I wear them, the more I both pairs feel like you have to hold the buttons down too long to turn them on or off. Since wear them walking, I'm going by steps, but it closer to 5-6 steps to get them to turn on / off, and you really think they should be doing the thing by step 3-4.

Great pair of glasses, very good Quality, and Customer Service is excellent to work with, better than 5 stars

These glasses are decent but I think I was sent one with the wrong lenses. I ordered transition lenses bc I want to listen to music at work but these have not become clear at all. I’ve had them for a couple of days now and it’s never been clear not even out of the box. So I think they sent me gray lenses by mistake. Otherwise the music works out of both speakers just fine . Battery seems decent no complaints there. May need to return or exchange them as they are not transition lenses which is a must for me to use them as I intended to.

These work great for music,open ear so you can hear still and be aware of your surroundings.if your working these are a must have.they do work for phone calls the volume is not as loud when I’m on the phone the person I’m talking to can hear me fine.but I can’t always hear them depending on my surroundings.Ive bought 3 of these so far just to have in each vehicle. Highly recommend you pick up one.

Sound great, not too big or heavy.. great for work!

I bought the OhO Smart Glasses with the Grey Lens. COST: These were some of the cheapest speaker glasses on Amazon. I bought them on sale for $30 or $40. Considerably less than the "brand name" glasses with speakers. At this price point, I was willing to take the risk and try them out. QUALITY: I was expecting very cheap materials given the price point, but I was pleasantly surprised to see that, while they were certainly not high quality, they did not feel or look as cheap as I was expecting. The lenses are simple polarized plastic and not very dark. However, they work to keep the sun from frying your eyes. USE: These are not bone conductive speakers, rather there are speakers built into the frame that play towards your ear. Because of this, the sound quality is not great. Music is audible but there is not real difference between the EQ frequencies, so you end up with one flat sound. Similarly, audiobooks are difficult to make out at times if the reader varies voices or volume. The sound is also very audible to others around you meaning whatever you listen to may be heard by others. This is where the star is lost. The frame is one of the sleeker frames that carry speakers and they fit well on the face. So the profile and look of the glasses are quite decent. SUMMARY: These are a good purchase at $40 or less. While limited in some function as they are speakers attached to glasses, they are a great alternative to having earbuds in all the time. I will consider purchasing another blue light filtering pair for work if the price goes down!

Love these glasses . Listen to music . Take calls when out and about . Definitely recommend .

Super . Marche super bien . Le son parfait. J ai acheté celle avec les verre noir J ai racheté une autre paire . Celle avec les verre bleu que j attend avec impatience.

Poor sound quality..Flat sound..no base

Ho acquistato gli OhO Smart Glasses con qualche dubbio, ma poi sono rimasto piacevolmente sorpreso. La qualità audio è buona per un dispositivo così compatto: il sistema a conduzione aperta permette di ascoltare musica o rispondere alle chiamate senza isolarsi dall’ambiente circostante — perfetto per chi fa sport o passeggiate all’aperto. Durata della batteria molto buona e le lenti polarizzate offrono una protezione efficace con una visione nitida anche in pieno sole. Ottimo il servizio clienti, avevo bisogno di assistenza per una piccola questione tecnica e sono stati rapidi, cortesi e risolutivi. È raro trovare un supporto così disponibile e professionale, soprattutto per prodotti tech di fascia accessibile. Consigliatissimi!

They are extremely good