Lucyd Smart Open Ear UV Sunglasses for Men & Women - Noise Canceling Wireless Mics - Voice Assistant Support – Driving & Meeting – Earthbound XL

Wow, these sound really good and I like that you can still hear your environment, thats really helpful for calls and music when walking around and biking. Ive always avoided headphones when biking so having these is a real game changer. The first weekend I wore these I got random compliments on them too haha! I keep learning new things I can do with these along the way as well, I love that I can use them to talk to siri and interact with my smart home devices. I have sunglasses and I'm thinking now about getting another pair with prescription lenses for my regular eyeglasses too.

Lets get to it...I have these and Ray Bans Meta and here's how they compare. First let's start with how Lucyd is better.... The frames or rather the latches. The stretchy latches extends the arms out for us fat heads and makes it EXTREMELY comfortable for long periods of wearing. I can not praise that feature enough, this needs to be a standard on ALL frames. The battery life is also much longer lasting. The Metas have a case that holds a charge and recharges them quick, while these DO NOT. I was able to buy a charging dock for these but for these XXL models... It isn't the best fit and isn't as portable as Metas charging case. Meta turns on automatically once you opened the arms and place them on your face.... These need you to press and hold two different buttons on each arm to activate sound from the left and right. These obviously do not have cameras like the Metas nor does it have voice actions but it does have Chat GPT if you're into that. Voice calls seems to be clearer on these vs the Metas and both work best indoors. My biggest issue is the volume issue. Max volume distorts all the sound and you'll have to turn down the volume by a few notches just to get a clear sound. This isn't the case for the Metas. Overall, they are a decent pair of smart glasses and I would recommend them to anyone who's interested in investing in a pair. They aren't better than the Metas in many ways but they are also cheaper.

My husband has had the Bose pair and got a set of these too. They are amazing! Sound quality is crystal clear and no one else can hear you're listening either. They work well and don't die too fast. The best part is they look pretty much like regular sunglasses. Yay! You can't go wrong with these. Get a pair for every teen or adult who is into sunglasses and music!

I have kind of a big head. I didn't even get to try the Bluetooth features because the glasses just did not fit my face at all. I had to return them. It would be nice if the company would make larger sizes than the women's glasses. I had super high hopes.

Before you buy this you should understand, these are just normal speakers. Yes, it's directed towards your ear canal, but everyone around you is still gonna be able to hear everything. Maybe unless you turn it down to the lowest volume, but at that point not even YOU will be able to hear it.I bought this because I was an Amazon delivery driver. The thing is, we need to blast the AC to not get overheated. The only way to hear music and podcasts through this pair of smart glasses, is if I blast the volume on max. But then when I get out of the car and interact with customers, they can 100% hear my podcast or my music from like 40 feet away. And of course the podcast is normal when I'm in the van, but once I interact with someone they go off on a whole inappropriate tangent. And this is why it's better to use either bone conduction headphones, or wear a single airpod with transparency mode turned on, while driving. Because at least in that scenario you can actually hear what you're playing.On top of that, sometimes I wanna listen to music when the sun has already gone down, but the thing is, I'd have to wear sunglasses and drive when it's dark in order to do that. And that would just be unsafe. So that's a whole other reason.You'd think with the gradient it'd make it easier to see, and it helps a little, but it's so subtle, in person the gradient is hard to notice. Whereas in the picture it makes the gradient look more exaggerated. So that's slightly disappointing.And one random side note is that when you look at a phone screen while wearing these, the phone screen can have this weird rainbow effect, I think it's because of some filter applied to the sunglasses.Anyways, the idea of smart glasses was so cool in my head, but in this scenario is just wasn't as practical as my airpods that I already had. And those are nice because you can just put it into transparency mode while wearing one of them and be able to hear both your surroundings, and your music / podcast. So if you're reading this, take that into account.That being said if these were bone conduction that'd be an absolute game changer. Because then I'd be able to hear everything, while being aware of my surroundings, without the entire world hearing what I'm listening to as well.

These glasses are not bone conducting, they have speakers so if you play music at all everyone will be able to hear. The owners manual even states that if you can’t hear the sound coming off the glasses cup you’re hands over you’re ears to hear the sound better. Over all not happy about the product.

Glasses came in a sturdy and well packaged box and came with the charger brick and cords. Soft carrying pouch and lens cloth as well. Nothing about this feels cheap even a little. Sound quality is great and phone calls are crystal clear! 10/10 recommend

These are not for audiophile. The sound is what you would expect and they have limited utility in noisy environments or where you don't want to disturb seat neighbors on a train or plane -use earpods or headphones. These are good for walking around outside. The downside if you don't get lenses that lighten I doors you still have to carry earpods for indoors. Overall, the performance is fine for what you get