Customer Ratings & Reviews

The glasses come boxed nicely and the arms are disconnected from the glass frame. Putting them together is as easy as snapping them on. The included charger has two magnetic connections that hook onto each arm when the glasses are folded. Mine was 100% charged out of the box. To set up, you just download the Soundcore mobile app, connect the unit under Bluetooth settings and they are ready to use. The sunglasses are rather dark and work really well in bright sunlight. The sound is amazing and it is much more immersive than wearing headphones or earbuds. I like that when I'm walking or jogging I can still hear noises around me like cars and other people. I was really surprised at how well they sound on calls. I can hear the other person very well and the mic on the glasses also allows them to hear me really well. I like them so much that I plan to order clear frame lenses also that block blue light for when I'm gaming. If you wear sunglasses and like to listen to music as well, these are an excellent choice.

These glass are what you think they are, bluetooth speakers right at your ears. I have other brands with this tech, and pretty much these sound better. Sound quality good, not great. Calls are good, not great. Fit and finish is good, not great. Touch controls are somewhat hit or miss, but work. (Use voice controls if you do not want to touch the glasses, voice is the better way to go.) The battery life is not long enough for me, but that depends on what you are doing. The charger is not type c, so you have to be very careful with the cable that comes in the box. I think these will be great in future versions, but for now I really don't feel comfortable telling someone to buy these at the current price.

So I picked these up thinking they might be useful when out for a walk and not wanting headphones that cut off my ability to hear other sounds like cars and bikes approaching. From my perspective, the audio quality is fair at best. The max volume you get out of them is pretty low and in reality they get overpowered by other sounds around you. The sound quality itself is also pretty mediocre, and I’d not let the “open surround” marketing lead you to believe otherwise. It’s better for calls than for music by far, so I guess it depends on your expected purpose. The design itself is interesting, with a charging setup that is very easy to use and the included case was a nice touch even if it required a bit of fiddling to stay closed. I found the frames weren’t a great fit for my face so I’d recommend finding a way to try them on before purchase much like you would a regular pair of sunglasses to see if you like how they look on you. Overall - great concept, but disappointed enough in the sound quality that they won’t get much use.

Having to wear glasses to see I had a problem setting up the app. The glasses had a halo effect when looking at the phone making it unreadable. The headphones shut down when you take them off. This made set up difficult. After completing set up I began using the glasses. The audio is loud enough for people close by to hear, but low enough that ambient noise drowns them out. The charging system only works for these glasses, if you break or lose the USB cable the only replacement is from the Manufacturer Anker. The playback from both music and phone is ok. I would not recommend this to a friend or family.

Usually I don't wear sunglasses at all since they don't fit my face well. Not only are these shade super comfortable and easy to change out with different frames, but they have great sound quality. The audio is super clear and easy to hear.

Very good I been using it for mountain biking so far so good no complaints, sounds good phone calls are awesome love that I can change the look of needed