OhO sunshine Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses, Lightweight Open Ear Sport Glasses, 12H Playtime, UV400 ANSI Z87.1, Water Resistant with Voice Control

My husband loves these glasses. He can listen to his own music while golfing.

Good glasses

These glasses are stylish, comfortable and have quality sound!

I have always struggled with the balancing act of carrying sunglasses, headphones, and a phone while trying to enjoy a run or a hike. It usually ends with me tangling cords or worrying about losing an earbud on the trail. That is exactly why I was eager to put these OhO smart glasses to the test, and frankly, they have completely streamlined my outdoor gear. The "Stripe Silver" frame paired with the black lenses gives them a modern, sporty aesthetic that looks surprisingly premium—they don't scream "tech gadget" on my face, which is a massive plus. They just look like high-quality activewear sunglasses, but they secretly pack a punch. The audio experience is the real standout feature here. Because they utilize an open-ear speaker system embedded in the arms, I can listen to my "High Energy" playlist while still hearing the gravel crunching under my boots or a cyclist calling out "on your left." The sound is directed straight toward my ears, and while it doesn't offer the earth-shattering bass of over-ear cans, the clarity is impressive. I found the volume gets plenty loud enough to combat wind noise during a bike ride, yet it doesn't leak sound aggressively to people standing a few feet away. It is the perfect background soundtrack for life, rather than an isolating audio bubble. Comfort is often where smart glasses fail, but these frames are shockingly lightweight. I wore them for a four-hour trek, and I experienced zero fatigue on the bridge of my nose or behind my ears. The frames have a nice flexibility to them, likely due to the TR90 material, which makes them feel durable enough to toss into a backpack without panic. The polarized black lenses are not just for show; they cut through the glare off the lake water brilliantly, offering the kind of sharp, UV-protected visual clarity I demand from dedicated sport sunglasses. Functionality-wise, the integration with voice assistants is seamless. I can simply speak to ask for directions or change a track without breaking my stride or fumbling for my phone. The physical buttons for volume and power are tactile and easy to locate, even with sweaty hands. Perhaps the most impressive spec is the battery life—I consistently get through a full day of mixed use (music, calls, and standby) without needing a recharge. The ten-hour playback claim holds up in real-world usage, meaning I never have to cut my adventures short because my battery died. For anyone who loves the outdoors and hates the clutter of multiple gadgets, these glasses are an absolute game-changer.

Heavy and cheaply made

For 10$ it was good. If you have a big head dont buy them.

I am really happy with these sunglasses as well as the sound quality of the speakers. I work outdoors and they are holding up very well to heavy use and being tossed around a bit. The polarized lenses provide important protection for me, too.

Worked great for about week. Then volume button broke off. 2 days later charging red light stuck on and doesn't turn on.

Nice to be able to listen to music without using horrible earbuds . Quality very good

Bettery life is awesome, few months in now. Comfort wise, it does create a pressure point if you wear them for too long. But overall, love these.

Great glasses. Love the tint, shape and colour. The speakers and controls are useless. You can't make out the music in the slightest breeze. Not a fan of the controls either as there is no volume control.