Smart Glasses,Bluetooth Sunglasses for Men Women with Speakers,Polarized Lenses,Touch/Voice Assistant
$40.00 + Kargo
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| Product Dimensions : | 7 x 2.95 x 2.36 inches; 5.5 ounces |
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| Item model number : | KY03 |
| Department : | Unisex |
| Batteries : | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Date First Available : | June 11, 2024 |
| Manufacturer : | Delhi Tornado |
| ASIN : | B0D89G22CT |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #135 in Smart Glasses |
| Customer Reviews: | 28 ratings |
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Brittany –
Got these to use when I want to listen to my audio books but my kids are listening to the DVD player over radio in my vehicle. They work great and are so cute on!
IanIan –
So I love these glasses! The look is classic and timeless. This style was popular 30 years ago and is still popular today. It was very easy to connect to blue tooth on my phone, played everything clearly and loudly. Easy to turn volume up and down and answer phone calls. My only complaint is the charger. I like that it’s USB but that’s the only good thing about the charger. It is magnetic and has two small pins that magnetically connect to the charge port. It doesn’t click in, it just sticks to it. Problem is , the magnet is not strong and you have to set it just right and not move it or it pops off. ( Charger and charge port pictured above) So just a minor inconvenience. All and all I really like the glasses and would still purchase them even with the less than perfect charging situation.
CB –
The DELHI TORNADO Smart Glasses have entirely transformed my outdoor activities. These Bluetooth sunglasses not only offer excellent polarized lenses for sun protection but also come with built-in speakers that deliver impressive sound quality. Connecting them to my phone was a breeze, and the battery life is commendable, lasting through long walks and bike rides without needing a recharge.What I love most about these smart glasses is the hands-free experience. I can easily take calls and listen to music without the hassle of earbuds. The design is sleek and comfortable, fitting perfectly without feeling heavy. Whether jogging, driving, or enjoying a sunny day, these smart glasses are now my go-to accessory. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to combine style and technology effortlessly!
Paul Christian –
These Bluetooth sunglasses are not only stylish but also packed with useful features. The built-in speakers deliver clear sound, making it easy to listen to music or take calls on the go. The polarized lenses provide excellent protection and clarity, perfect for sunny days.The touch and voice assistant functionalities add a high-tech touch, allowing for hands-free control. They fit comfortably and look great on both men and women. These glasses are a perfect blend of fashion and technology. Highly recommended!
pridevea –
These bluetooth shades are very comfortable to wear all day and the weight of the bluetooth components are not very noticeable on my ears. The bluetooth charges quickly and connected to my phone with no problem. Once connected to my phone there is no lag and the music comes out very clear with no distortion. I really like that I can control the song selection with the controls on the arms of the shades. Another nice feature is I can interact with Alexa give commands with my voice. The microphone on the shades are strong and when on a call I’m being heard very clearly.
Paulmichael ContrerasPaulmichael Contreras –
I remember when Bluetooth audio sunglasses first became a thing. They were ridiculously priced, and sounded incredibly tinny. How times have changed!These sunglasses look like any other set you might find at a vendor at the mall. The lenses are extremely reflective – no one is going to know where you’re looking with these on! Personally, they do look nice to me, but that’s probably the most subjective part of any review. They fit like any other pair of sunglasses as well. I have a huge head (99th percentile, meaning in a room of 100 people, one person might have a larger head), and they’re about as comfortable as well. Hard to tell there’s any extra hardware built-in, with the exception of the slightly bulky-feeling arms.Audio is surprisingly good. While it’s not audiophile-levels of performance here, the point is that you are able to listen to music or a podcast while still being aware of your surroundings. Audio sounds good enough to get by, and the controls are easy to use with tapping on the right arm. It takes a little getting used to because there isn’t any sort of bump or notch to let you know where the touch controls are. But it’s good enough considering the price!For long walks on the beach (or anywhere else outside, really), grab these sunglasses to enjoy your favorite songs without getting lost to them as you explore.
Sally M. –
They work. Let me state that clearly: they work fine.The sound is not exceptional, but you can’t expect it to be. These are $30 smart glasses with the sound coming off the arms, lol.Are you going to impress your friends and coworkers with them? Depends on who they are and what they consider impressive.These look just a tad cheap, to be honest. I mean, they aren’t like swag glasses you get at conventions or tiki bar parties, but they aren’t high end looking either.They don’t look bad or horrific, though. Just not high end.So, how do they work?They work fine.They charged up pretty quick and they paired with the phone and smart watch easily.Instructions were sufficient to get them up and running, if you understand bluetooth technology and wearable electronics operations. Assumptions were made that the buyer/user would know every little thing to operate them. Luckily, we did. Other’s may not.The buttons on the glasses were responsive.I suspect the electronics will last longer than the frames, to be honest. The frames feel just a bit lightweight. This is purely subjective so no points are deducted for that.These sorta gave a vibe that sent me back to my teen years in the mid-80s.Of course, if the styles of the 80s are coming back around, these might be on the edge of fashion and I just didn’t get the memo. (I never do anymore.)Are they worth $30? Yep. Absolutely.Here is why: they paired with my smart watch, which is LTE enabled. I was able to make a call with these, paired with my smart watch, and my phone was a mile down the road, back home. Yes, I could easily talk on my watch, but … I always feel a bit show-offy doing that. I mean, I have the LTE on my watch, yes, but it’s for when I’m at the gym and need to get calls/texts (I’m on call for my job at times and need to be available). Otherwise, I don’t use the watch to talk.So, this lets me talk without holding my wrist up to my mouth like … I dunno, some spy-wannabe.Would it be a good gift? Depends on who you are giving it to. Are they saying they want a pair of smart glasses and showing you the ones for several hundred dollars? Then, no, they won’t like these at all. Disappointment will be crushing.But if they like trying out new gadgets and tech and have low expectations, then … yeah, why not?Again, they do work. They do.And they look okay if you don’t mind the 80s vibe, lol.