Customer Ratings & Reviews

Too heavy, pulls glasses down, putting pressure on skin. Also, sound not great. Returned them.

These are excellent for people who wear glasses but unfortunately the sound is too low if you are in any environment that is a bit noisy. They work well when I am in a quiet room but they do fall off of my glasses at least twice whenever I use them so I can’t use them when I am moving around. They also don’t hold a charge as long as my wireless JBL earbuds which is unfortunate.

Tried to use them for a motorcycle helmet Bluetooth alternative. It was almost perfect but the padding covered the mic so I sounded muffled in a completely quiet environment. As it goes for open ear headphone alternative, these are pretty neat and the price is right! Honestly, if I wore glasses more often, I would find a way to secure these to them so I would always have headphones. I did have issues with getting the two headphones to sync. They can operate independently and pair to different devices. They are not bound to each other, which has its pros and cons.

Doesnt fit every glasses frame, design for fixture should be improved, just a pair of plastic hook with rubber doesnt work with wide glasses frame, audio is as expected to be open-ear

convenient-good for the price-slips off when bumped hard-great for walking and sitting-can easily hear those around you-can answer phone with quick button touch-bought for a fill in while the wireless bone conduction headset that are work best for me were replaced.

These ear buds all depend on the glasses you're wearing. Unfortunately, my experience wasn't that great.(my glasses at the time had weak arms.) So just make sure that you have a sturdy frame! Sound quality was very good.

Sounds great, they need more bass, and could be a better fit on thin frames, I would buy them again.

For 50 bucks I wasn’t expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised. The Bose obviously has the advantage here but they are also 200 dollars more. I can slip these on any pair of glasses I have which is convenient due to the fact that I need readers to see. Even my sunglasses have em. 8 dollars at Dollar general btw. Bose is all one piece which is also convenient and if they had the option of the built in readers I might’ve gotten those instead. Again I was pleasantly surprised with the sound although it could be louder. I have an electric lawn mower and tried using when I mowed and I could hardly hear em. Construction or if you work around machinery they probably wouldn’t work for you either. Other than that they are great for doing stuff around the house or even going to stores if you don’t mind ppl thinking you’re a weirdo for wearing sunglasses inside. I don’t like ppl anyway so the further they stay away the better and they can talk all they want cuz I’ll drown em out with music. Also hooking up to Bluetooth is easy. Basically just turn em on and they sync up right away

The concept is excellent, but the actual speakers are just okay. They do not sound as good as the sunglasses that have the speakers built in. Now for the price, these do the job, but dont expect to hear them clearly in a loud area. I will say that the ability to add them to any pair of glasses makes them stand out from the rest. You can add them to your prescription glasses or kids sunglasses from the dollar store! Lol

Good product great for at work but still keeping my ears open. Giving 4 stars because they quit working suddenly but warranty was great.

These are great for the price. Any glasses are speaker glasses now. They don't stay very well, have to readjust everytime I move my glasses off of my eyes. Sound is decent. Like. I said, great for the price.

They are OK; however, I don't use them much because they seem to be a little heavy.

Great sounds i spoils 100% buy again geeat price too

So far so good the first week. I could not set up blue tooth until I had recharged the Frames on my lap top overnight. (I suggest you mention recharging in future trouble shooting and instructions.) Strangely the left Frame is loser than the right (even with the attached bumpers provided) and repeatedly falls off. Fortunately the right Frame continues playing. Sound volume is not as good as my expensive BOSE glasses but my BOSE temple arms loosened and then snapped off at lens after a year of use. J Bud Frames are a Much better price performer if I do not lose both Frames.(left and Right). I suggest you design a better snap on clip that is stable and cannot fall off while wearing.

Works well, very clear and look good on my glasses. The charger over heated and shorten out is my only issue

Great concept, but actual delivery needs to be improved. Sound quality is bad. But good enough for calls, just not for music.

These fit on my glasses and make it possible for me to listen to podcasts, audio books and news programs while walking. The sound is good for my purposes. The only less than great part is that they push on my temples. I’m concerned that they might put unnecessary strain on my glasses.

I love these! The slide right onto the arm of your glasses and sit near your ear. Perfect for me as i can not stand ear buds that either squeeze into your ear or that fit in your ear but fall out. I wear these at work in a warehouse. We can only have one. So over the ear headphones werent an option for me. I didnt even know these existed! But i can hear my music perfectly while working and can still hear a forklift or someone talking to me. I also use these for phone calls. Never had an issue hearing the person or them hearing me. Batteries last a solid 8 hours on one charge. But since i can only wear one at work, i switch them out at lunch. I love that i can use them together or seperately as well.

Ok, looks really cool, and works good attached to the sunglasses. Sound is good, feels comfortable. Now a couple cons: fits only sunglasses that have a wide side/arm or hold the clamps. Second since not in your ear the sound has a small Ecco.

Getting ear buds that fit has been hopeless. Tried Bose sunglasses over my progressives and they did not lay flat enough. These seemed like a miracle solution but were not, but I may revisit them as wear alone sunglasses when walking. But 249.00 is a lot of money for a one use item. I am not getting script lenses for them. I have inexpensive over glasses drugstore sunglasses that work great as I do not want a prescription sunglasses pair - tried that and did not care for it. I am going to try to tape them on as I really only need them when out walking. And for 20.00 I can buy another pair of sunglasses to use without these devices. My hair covers the weird blocks on the arms, but they would be more comfortable without them. Still way cheaper. I am listening to some music and audio books and the sound is passable. Bose has nothing to worry about here. But in fairness these are a fraction of what Bose costs. If I do not secure them physically, they fall off. Silicone pieces are not helping. I feel that it's just a matter of time till the plastic clips snap. I hope the company continues to develop it, but it is not there yet. Whether I will return or not is up in the air at this point. I have to give it a fair test as they arrived today and I have to take them out for a walk. They are so much cheaper than Bose I will try to make them work with a secure fastener, but as is they are a disaster and will be broken from hitting the ground every time I move them