Razer - Anzu Smart Glasses Large Rectangle Frame Bundle with Blue Light Filter and Polarized Lenses - Black

Alright speaker quality for what is an experimental product but most of the item felt like cheap plastic. I currently use them with prescription lenses and after about 5 months or so it's now starting to fall apart. Overall It's a great idea and if Razer does another thing like this I hope it's not made of the same material. The battery life is what you'd expect with it lasting about 6 - 8 hours of on and off use and about 3 or so hours of constant use (estimated) Honestly I will most likely go back to wearing contacts full time again or look into the ray ban smart glasses.

Nice looking glasses with good sound. The blue light filter is great for gaming or computer work. Don’t feel bulky on my face . I like them a lot

Even though I got mine too big, they are really awesome. They turn on and off when you open them, they have exchangeable lenses, they sound awesome. My only complaint is that they are huge and ugly, but they look great on some people. I stepped on mine, they still work but are crooked. I would recamend a warranty or whatever in case if that.

I do not recommend buying these sunglasses at normal retail price, but if you do you are not going to regret it yet you will know that they are not worth $200 or even 150. I would argue that 125 maximum. I’ve purchased them on sale and even though they lack audio quality and volume they do work when it comes to music and for sunglasses. The sunglass lens is not too dark therefore using it indoor and outdoor is easy and the volume is not high enough that people will be able to easily hear that you are listening to music which in turn makes it so you can’t hear music in loud environments, but for a first generation device it’s understandable. The water resistant is awesome because when it rains and I’m outside I don’t need to worry about my sunglasses or my iPhone or Apple Watch or AirPods or any device getting wet and being damaged which is a must in sunglasses. I’ve had them for almost a year and so far they have been durable and I’m taking decent care of them not too much but definitely more care than I would for a normal pair of $20 sunglasses are not that much either so relax yet conscious. If you have AirPods you don’t need these sunglasses but if you want more comfort and utility there are keys use scenarios where these work better than AirPods at least and comfort and how you look while conducting a business transaction as a salesman for example.

Bought these for the 2 types of lenses that it came with. Blue light blocking and the sunglasses ones. Sound quality is decent. Has 3 different eq settings and tbh the default setting sounds the best. Get pretty good battery life about 4.5hrs. I like using this at work so I can listen to music and also while playing my switch. Helps with eye fatigue. Sunglasses are decent too. Just hate switching out the lenses. I’m not a fan of the case. It’s kinda cheap and there’s no room to store the other lenses. The touch controls on the glasses are finicky. Can’t really get it to work most of the time. I just stick to the controls on my phone. Last thing is sometimes it can be a little weird and disconnect from time to time. Other than that I do enjoy them. Not the best but are pretty decent

I utilize these frames all day for work calls and basic audio (e.g. YouTube). I had 1.75 reading lenses put in from Lensabl but also swap the sunglass lenses sometimes. The call quality is excellent. I had Bose Alto and I can tell you Razer Anzu are far more comfortable, lighter, and look more discrete. Bose Frames did sound better but you're not gonna get anywhere near sound quality of AirPods or any basic headphones with either Bose Frames or Razer Anzu. The proprietary charger with 2 charge ports in glasses is kinda annoying but I'm used to it now. I wish Razer would just use USB-C input (like Bose Tempo) since I think Razer Anzu glasses are typically used indoors (no need for IP... waterproofing). Despite the cons, these have been best SmartGlasses for Virtual working.

The Razer Anzu Smart Glasses are a game-changer in the wearable technology market. With their sleek and stylish design, they not only protect your eyes from harmful blue light, but also provide immersive audio experiences through the built-in speakers. The glasses are incredibly comfortable to wear for long periods of time, and the touch controls make it easy to adjust the volume or skip tracks. The battery life is impressive, lasting all day on a single charge. Overall, the Razer Anzu Smart Glasses are the perfect blend of form and function, making them a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their daily life.

They're slightly better than most "computer glasses" that I've purchased so far. The sound is usually loud enough for you to hear without people around you hearing what you're listening to. They were surprisingly efficient for online meetings or phone calls. No one complained that I sounded distant. Unfortunately, they're not as durable as I'd hoped. The hinge on the handle is delicate and popped out at least twice within my first week of having them. The battery isn't too bad but doesn't last an entire 8 hour work day.