Customer Ratings & Reviews

So this product is really really cool! I am getting my prescriptions in the glasses. Love the way you can change out the frames!

This product is straight amazing amazing battery life great to use went out doors. I forget I even have them on call switch automatically. It’s like living in the future and the present.

Great fit and style but sound wasn’t as good as the others. In my opinion these fall a lil short.

Best shades for the money and comfortable as well.

Awesome product great sound quality and video is crisp

I like the Frames, I can't find the webpage to order the other types of frames and I'm afraid to damage or loose Charging Cable

Anker continues to impress me with their products. These glasses are no exception. They sound great, look good and the ear pieces are interchangeable so you have more than just one option, which is a great idea that other brands should take note of. These look slightly more discreet than other bt glasses on the market due to the thinner arms. Downloading the soundcore app should be the first step when using these. Update the product, charge it and get rolling. The app offers several options to change controls on the glasses either by swiping and using multiple taps to change volume, use voice assistant or skip tracks. There's also the different modes like open surround mode which makes the sound more like a concert and privacy mode which makes is more difficult for others to hear the sounds that are coming out of the glasses. I found the privacy mode decent but not as good as other big brands in which you could barely hear the sound. There are also EQ modes and preset EQ's for different sounds and music. I love the fact that the frames are interchangeable. That's kind of a game changer. I hope they come out with more clear frames. I would love to use these in the office for zoom calls and just listening to podcasts. Right now there are only 2 styles of clear frames but plenty of sunglass frames. I would think in this day and age with the amount of zoom and teams meetings going on, they would have more clear options...maybe in the future? The only drawbacks from these frames are you get little to no bass which is to be expected from a bluetooth headset that does not go into your ear, and the fact that they do have more sound escaping the area around your ear unlike the other big name in bt glasses. All in all, these are awesome and a really cool item to have. I can't wait to see if they offer more frames for these!

These sunglasses with built in earphones are awesome. It is amazing that you can wear these and listen to music without actually having something in your ears. The speakers are mounted in the bows and are directed at your ear opening. The bows are not even that thick. It is amazing that they can build this all into the bow of a pair of glasses. The sound quality is pretty good, not top end, but not cheap either. I find them very enjoyable to listen to. They come with a hard case to protect them that has a magnetic flap, this protects them well. The charging cable uses magnets to attach to each bow to charge them. There is a battery in each bow. The glasses can be swapped out for different styles. The bows separate from the glasses. They snap in and out. I would recommend these for someone that spends a lot of time outside when it is fairly bright out. Once it gets a bit darker outside, you probably would not want to wear them anymore. There is an app that they recommend for these earphones, but it isn't necessary. Again, if you are someone that spends a lot of time outdoors during the day and would like to listen to your music without blocking everything else out, I would highly suggest these.

I've had a few days now to test the waters with these Anker Soundcore Frames Wander Open Ear Audio Glasses Headphones, and I am happy to say they have met all my expectations, and then some. The music sound quality is much better than I anticipated. I have tried other sound glasses before, and in all seriousness the quality was universally poor. The Soundcore glasses, however, sound terrific. The tones are rich and full, good bass, mids and highs. They don't get as loud as some inner-ear devices, but by design and/or intent, that is how it should be. I wanted something where I could hear not just the music, but the surrounding environmental noises as well. With the Soundcores I can do both, and not sacrifice on the sound quality. My music does indeed sound good, and they cause none of the ear fatigue I suffer with headphones and earbuds. Phone call audio is amazing. Calls are crystal clear, rich and full. Even with loud environmental noises, music and phone calls are clear. When you look at the frames, you instantly think they must be heavy on the face, but they are surprisingly light. Not "cheap" light, either. The glasses feel good in the hand, like well-polished marble, but without the weight. The lenses are stylish, and of very good quality, and polarized. The Soundcore glasses are easy to setup, but this is where they earn a demerit. The quickstart guide is like a bad joke. The print is microscopic, and the ink is a very faint sky blue. I actually had to get a magnifying glass in order to read the guide. For the life of me, I absolutely cannot understand why Anker would do this. After getting the magnifying glass, the setup was, like I said, easy. Just a standard blue tooth pairing along with an app download, and you are ready to begin listening. As I wore them, the noise bleed was minimal. The only time people could hear the speakers was when it was very quiet. And it was never annoying to anyone. Again, I like very much that I can listen to music and still hear what's going on around me. A few things to be aware of: PROS: Sound quality is very good. Glasses are light, but yet feel substantial. Polarized lenses. Good battery life...about six hours of continuous listening. Good app...easy and intuitive. Simple and easy to figure out control buttons located on the temples. CONS: Removing and inserting the temples into the lens hinges...it feels like I have to exert so much pressure that I might damage them. I also get fingerprints on the lenses when installing/removing the temples. There is a case included for the lenses, and lenses only...in other words if you want to store your glasses while not in use, you have to dismantle them, putting the lenses in the included case, and the temples back into their box.\ In the end, I would highly recommend these glasses to my friends and family, without any hesitation whatsoever.

I wanted to love this since I love and own a lot of Anker products, but this one was a miss for me for a few reasons. But before I dive into the reasons why it didn't work out for me, here are a few reasons why these may work out for you: PROS: Great for running outdoors when you need a pair of glasses and hate wearing headphones The polarized lenses help with glaring and natural light reflection (similar to your windshield polarization) Audio quality is pretty decent, especially on the higher volume and you're in a semi-quiet setting Charging is pretty easy, magnetic strips snaps into place easily and charges quickly. Touch is responsive Audio turns off when you take the glasses off and turns on when you put them back on. ISSUES I ran into: Because of the polarized nature of these particular lenses, whenever you look at a screen (i.e. your phone, tv etc) you get an annoying halo effect which makes it difficult to look at your phone. Not a one-size-fits-all. Maybe it's the shape of my head, but it felt a bit tight, and I wasn't able to manipulate it to expand it. The glasses also kept slipping - I have a small/shorter nose so the glasses kept falling on me. The shaft was a bit long, making the earpiece extend pretty far. Overall it was pretty uncomfortable. The charging system is cool but not universal - if they break or if you lose them you'd have to find a way to get them from Anker. Sound is alright, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're around others or in the city. It's too low to hear in the busy city and too loud to listen while taking the public transport. Overall, this product was a miss for me. But Anker always provides excellent customer service, and when I had some issues with the first product I received, they quickly sent me another one once I shipped back the original.

When it comes to audio glasses there are quite a few options that are available in the market, and within similar price range. I got the opportunity to pick up the Anker Soundcore Frames glasses and I have to say that I am very impressed by them. The Anker glasses come with charger (no wall adapter), glasses, and a carrying case. The frames are interchangeable if you are looking for a different look. The temples are where the magic happens and snap directly into the frame. Connecting them to my phone was extremely easy via the downloadable app. Once you connect the glasses, you can customize tap settings via the app to your liking. As for performance, the Anker Soundcore Frames glasses do NOT disappoint. The speakers are positioned in a correct angle to feed audio directly to your ears. It really does provide incredible stereo sound quality directly to your ear that is crisp clear and wonderful to enjoy. If you remove the glasses, the audio is automatically paused and will resume when you put them back on. The charger is magnetic and snaps directly to each temple. The only issue that I have with the Anker Soundcore Frames would be the carrying case. I found that the magnet is not strong enough to keep the case closed. The only way that I get the case to actually work is by raising the glasses a bit high and pushing the side flaps in a bit. Aside from that one issue with the case, I love the Anker Soundcore Frames! I wear them everywhere, including when I drive. I would definitely recommend the Anker Soundcore Frames to anyone!

Anker, a brand I've become a big fan of these last couple years. I own several Soundcore devices. But these Frames really did impress me. After unboxing, I followed the instructions and set about pairing the glasses to my mobile phone. Since I already had the Soundcore app on my device, I expected this to be an easy process. There proved to be one small hiccup, however. But once I'd removed my Flare speaker from the app, it "found" my new device (the Frames) and allowed me to connect via Bluetooth. That done, it was simply a matter of letting the app update the firmware, and I was good to go! There are a few cool, and useful, features in the app. You are able to view and 'try on' (virtually) other Frame styles, take a pic of you wearing them, and even order them through the app itself. There's also a Quick Start Guide and User Manual within the app, which is quite handy to refer back to when needed. (A paper copy of setup instructions are included with the Frames, as well.) At first I was concerned about how the Frames would fit, and how they would feel wearing them for an extended period of time. Rest assured, these glasses truly are comfortable. Definitely a stylish alternative to earbuds. As for the audio quality of the Frames themselves ... well, quite simply, it was surprisingly good. The dual speakers, found above and behind your ears when you're wearing these Frames, indeed envelope you in immersive 'Open Surround' sound. And the two mics along the arms of the glasses really did the job. Calls were clear. One other thing about the audio. In the app you can enable 'Privacy Mode' as a means to avoid disturbing others nearby, but also allow your calls, music, etc. to be somewhat more private. However, even though I could tell the difference, without 'Privacy Mode' on the audio was unobtrusive enough as is. I will say that the included case is not great. I've used similar cases in the past with my prescription eyeglasses, so know how they're supposed to work. Once the Frames are in this particular case, the magnetic flap just won't stay closed. Overall, these Anker Soundcore Bluetooth Audio Glasses are well-made, stylish, and perform wonderfully. They sound as good as they look. I highly, highly recommend!

Not as loud or wide as the Razer glasses or L Bose frames. I was going to return them as they are not as loud as the other two, just forgot to go before the date,

These are really neat sunglasses. I like the way they look now and having the ability to swap out frame styles is awesome! Listening to music on these is, interesting. Completely different from what I expected. It's like your in a store that's playing music while you shop. It just follows you but you can hear everything around as well. I really like it. It's definitely not full immersion, you'd still want your headphones or ear buds for that. There are mics in the sunglasses as well so you can make and receive calls as well, sound quality is good there too. You'll want to get the app as there are more settings available. You can see battery life and change sound profiles. I get about 5 hours of play time with these and seems to charge pretty quick. I'll have to get some clear frames so I can wear them inside as well as outside.

Everything was nicely packaged and was separately bagged. The instructions showed how to assemble the temples to the frames. Really neat how you can exchange them (if you purchase them separately) these came with the regular shades that go from a cool tone to a warmer one (Wander). The temples were a little enlarged for my taste but once they were on your head, you couldn’t tell. They look fashionable and you can hear your music and talk. The sound clarity in your voice was something positive to note. I enjoy when the other person on the line doesn’t have to constantly ask me to repeat myself. This happens once every blue moon when I switch communications devices. The sound was definitely something you could improve on. The sound isn’t conductive like those fancy glasses priced at a higher point. They have two speakers from what I can tell on each side. The app pairs with your headphones and you can change the equalizer according to your taste. There’s a surround sound feature and it activates the second set of speakers so you have more of an immersive experience. This made the sound a lot more enjoyable. Charging is magnetic and very intuitive. The golden contact points are underneath the temples and the charger stays in very well. In conclusion, I wasn’t happy with the sound but with the ability to customize the equalizer and make it sound like you’re surrounded by the speakers made me happy once again. They’re great glasses and if you enjoy music and the fact that others can maybe listen to it. Then these are for you. Pretty nifty in my opinion.

The frames are stylish and light. The sound is average. An Equalizer would be useful. The commands with tapping the side of the frame isn’t desirable as the sensitivity could be better. The taps need to be deliberate and the swiping for fast forward and rewind was malfunctioning at first. The charger has two magnetic parts that grab onto the frame sides to charge each. When you open the package for the first time, you need to attach the sides of the frame by inserting them into the front sides of the glasses. Pause and play can be achieved by tapping (double tapping) the sides of the frames or by using a voice prompt. The voice prompts need to deliberate, especially if there are other conversations going on around you. When you place them on your face, you need to make deliberate movements to get the frames to recognize they are being put on your face, otherwise they won’t turn on so easily. So again, sensitively issue that I’m sure can be easily modified in an upgraded model. When the glasses are charged, a green light indicator will notify you the glasses are ready to be used. You need to be mindful that if your battery runs out, it can only be charged with the special charger it comes with. You should download the Soundcore App so that the connection to your phone runs smoother, without the blue tooth dropping. A collapsible triangular shaped carrying case comes in the package. Very useful and a good idea to make it collapsible for easy carrying when not in use.

I have a small face & these glasses are pretty big, I think they’d be best for a guy. There is also a strange holographic look to iPhone when looking through the glasses but it doesn’t happen on my iPod. They come in a very nice package but you have to attach the arms to the frames, they snap in easily & set up was easy through the app. They connected to Bluetooth quickly. The lenses are very clear but also light in color. The range was good, I set my iPod on my kitchen table & went outside & through my house & didn’t lose connection but they are sensitive & are easily turned off & disconnected by movement. The swipe & tap features on the arms are nice, you can adjust volume, skip a song or turn on/off by tapping or swiping the arm. There is a surround sound feature which just makes everything sound louder. Sound is good not great, it’s fairly crisp , clear & loud. Almost seems like you have earbuds in. I found the charging cable strange, there are magnets for charging but they’re so close together that you either have to charge one side at a time or take the arms off, I couldn’t find a place to adjust this. They’re a nice pair of glasses aside from the charging & holograph issue.

Received my Anker Soundcore Frames Headphones a week ago and have been using them almost everyday since I got them. These frames are simply amazing. Inside the box comes the frames, audio temples, carrying case, magnetic charging cable, cleaning cloth, and user manual. Setup was easy as can be, simply snap the temples onto the connectors on the side of the frames and that's it. The frames are also interchangeable. Once the audio temples are attached, just put them in pairing mode and connect them to your smartphone or other mobile device. The sound quality was superb, I mean it's an Anker product and I didn't expect anything less. One thing to remember though is that the speakers are on the bottom of the temple and anyone sitting near can and will hear anyone phone calls you have. They are awesome for working out, if you're going on a jog or walk. I did notice that there was this weird holographic glare on the lens. But these are an amazing pair of sunglasses. Solid build quality and perfect size. They do not feel flimsy whatsoever. And I absolutely love the triangular carrying case for them. Call quality and music was crisp and clear. You will also need to download the Anker Soundcore app from the App Store for iPhone or Google Play Store for Android. The app will allow you to tweak some of the settings as well. Great product.

Possibly the most innovative concept that I never thought was in demand: detachable and interchangeable frames. I was intrigued so I got them and it definitely lives up to the hype. Relatively comfortable, stylish, and with two microphones built in, it improves the quality of phone call for the receiver.

I was blown away by how great these sounded. I was expecting a tinny toy-like sound, but music was full and rich. Other than the arms being slightly full, they look like any other sunglasses, so they don't really draw attention, until you turn the music on. As great as they sound on my head, other people can hear my music, too. These might ne okay for running when you want music, but still want to be aware of what's going on around you, but they aren't for anywhere you might be sharing space with other people. Overall, they're a fun gadget, but their practicality and usefullness will definitely be dependent on your environment.