WGP Smart Bluetooth Audio Glasses, Open Ear Speaker, Metal Frame with Optical Lens Replaceable for Reading Gaming Driving

These glasses are really awesome and stylish. Where else can you get WHITE glasses that look cool and you can hear music. I have my prescription in them!

The WGP Smart Audio Glasses are a fantastic combination of style and technology. At first glance, they look like normal glasses, with only slightly larger frames giving away their true nature. The blue light blocking lenses are a great bonus, especially for anyone who spends a lot of time in front of screens.The sound quality is impressive for an open-ear speaker, offering clear audio through Bluetooth connectivity. However, if you're trying to keep your music or calls private, it’s important to note that others can hear the sound unless you're in a louder environment.Overall, these glasses are a great blend of functionality and fashion, and I’ve been really happy with them. The convenience of having audio without needing headphones is a game-changer for daily tasks. 5/5 stars—highly recommended for those who want style and sound in one.

Works perfect for translation part and really makes a lot of sense when pair working with phone app.The translation is quite accurate, and with one full charge it last for two days of normal use. And the quality of the frame is surprisingly good, definitely recommend it for global travelers!

Just got myn today where is the sound very low in one ear. Charging to see if this is problem. If I can get sound I would luv them. If can't will go back! My rating at moment sound

Firstly, the sound quality to me is awesome (for what it is). I caveat my statement because there is a stark contrast between earbuds or headphones of any kind and these types of devices. The sound, although noticeably clear and amazing, sounds a bit shallow in comparison. And that’s primarily due to the fact that there is no way to actively diminish the open-air sound of things around you and how the sound travels to your ears. In fact, that’s the very point. So, if you can get past that and understand these are not your favorite Bose or Beats headphones, then you’re golden. I, however, love them. The reason I bought these was because I’m not a huge fan of massive headphones unless I’m traveling by plane, and I love EarPods, but they often do not fit my ears properly and I prefer not to completely drown out the sounds around me. Here is where these glasses shine. They allow you to hear your surroundings without completely covering your ears at all. But that does not mean you can’t get these so loud that you can actually drown out or rather find it much harder to focus on sounds around you. I like this aspect but know that if they are turned all the way up, people near you (within a roughly 10-foot radius) will likely hear whatever it is you’re listening to. To them it won’t sound muted, just low enough to completely make out what’s heard by you much clearer than if you were wearing headphones or earbuds. Which to me, doesn’t bother me all that much. I’m seldom speaking about things or listening to things I completely need private. And if I did, I’d just turn the volume way down, so I primarily hear it and it becomes much harder for those even within a 3-foot radius to hear what’s being heard by you. The ultimate pro for me is the freedom of not being inhibited by a device I need to remove based on what I’m doing.These do, however, have some cons for me...the primary one being overall look and fit. These things look like a celebrity style pair of sunglasses with a very uncharacteristic design. They are not subtle at all and will most certainly draw attention to your face and even more so when people understand what they can do. This could be a good and bad thing depending on your level of comfortability with that aspect. I like things to blend in and look as normal as possible. So, to me, toning down the size and offering a solid black plastic frame that has a more universal fit, design, and size would have been perfect. And my face is more ovular, so they fit kind of large. I’ve only had them for roughly two weeks and have resorted to using them primarily at night when I do not need to see as much since I wear prescription glasses. I haven’t had the chance yet to see if I can have these adjusted for fit and install my personal prescription in them so I can wear them more often. Especially while driving or as a transition from my car’s Bluetooth to my glasses without skipping any points in my conversation or whatever it is I’m listening to. These, for me, were so large that I could wear them over my prescription glasses and still hear whatever it was I was listening to. I’m a fan of seeing, not so much of doubling up on glasses to see and hear at the same time though. Also, I am not a fan of the written directions, I gather that these read as though they were translated into English from another language (because they were) which is why they aren’t as clear as they could be for functions and controls. And I’m a decent techie but I’m not a fan of how these are controlled with long and short presses of the arms to adjust or select functions. This, however, is easily mitigated by simply using your phone’s Bluetooth controls to avoid having to do all the extra steps. I do like the power on/off buttons and understand why there are two as opposed to just one since they are two autonomous arms with Bluetooth capable features.I know this company has another pair of glasses sold here on Amazon and I plan on checking them out because they come in both white and black with a much more muted visual appeal. But as I was researching those, even though they advertise that they have interchangeable magnetic lenses I have yet to find how or where to select different designs for those. Once I do, I’ll upgrade to those. These were roughly $100, and the others are roughly selling at $130. I bought these because they were cheaper, had great reviews and I wanted to test the sound quality for myself. So far, minus my cons, they are a win, and I will certainly consider buying the other pair as I can uncover the magnetic lens switch options. I’ll probably add an update to this review once I get my prescription installed and provide a final thoughts section on how that part worked out and if it changed any aspects of the design or quality of sound.UPDATE: 07MAR2021So, I paid a total of $300+ with the updated prescription lenses I added to these glasses. Overall, I’m still happy with them, and I’ve found that since I now use them more often, I now notice another generally minute flaw. Occasionally, the Bluetooth arms would lose sync and the sound will be a bit off at times. This happens often enough to notice it but not so frequently as to be a deal breaker. Additionally, the distance on these is awesome, I can be upstairs away from my phone, and still receive a super clear signal with my phone being downstairs in our kitchen area. A great feature. With my prescription, I purchased progressive lenses with blue-blocker and the lens crafters I use did not need to modify the glasses at all to fit my lenses in them. They simply popped the lenses out, measured them, measured where my pupils are centered on the lens and popped my prescription in once the lenses were crafted and complete. I was able to use them instantly to drive and the glasses seamlessly shifted from my cars Bluetooth straight to my glasses without missing a beat in my conversation.

Very middlelane purchase for me. The sound quality is enough to hear what you wanna hear, but it's gonna sound a little like you're hearing music from the other side of a building. Words are picked up pretty well though, and apparently the mics work reasonably well. The controls are a bit convoluted (especially considering two different buttons and volume being earlier to mess with than skipping).The legs are really thick and have rather unforgiving angles that could use a rubber coat. The frames are nice and tall which can help the pressure on your nose when wearing for long sessions. Speaking of long sessions, I've used these with semi-frequent pausing through multiple workdays and not even gotten a low battery notification, so I think it's safe to say that the battery power more than makes up for the leg thickness.Overall, for the minimum quality, but optimal use blue light filtering smart glasses. Everything is acceptable. And I've gotten quite a few complements on the style.

I’m absolutely loving my new bone conduction glasses! They beautifully blend style and technology. The sound quality is impressive, allowing me to enjoy my favorite music and take calls without missing a beat, all while staying aware of my surroundings—perfect for outdoor activities.The design is lightweight and comfortable, making them easy to wear for long periods, whether I'm at work, exercising, or just relaxing at home. I appreciate how they seamlessly integrate into my daily routine without compromising on comfort.Overall, these bone conduction glasses are a fantastic innovative audio solution. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a stylish way to enjoy sound while staying connected to their environment!