Flows - Polarized Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses Sound with Open-Ear Speakers, Long Battery Life, UVA & UVB Protection, Men & Women's Smart Glasses – Bruno Style (Matte Black)

Wow wow, ok so I connected this via Bluetooth to my cell and tested it out with a YouTube video. Prior to the video playing, there was a commercial with classical music, and I was stunned. The depth and dimension of every high and low, every note were remarkable. The sound quality was better than my Bluetooth headphones. With this amazing sound quality, I would love to purchase a pair of headphones from this company. These sunglasses are also cool looking and I love that they're polarized, for optimal eye protection. Amazing sound!

So I love all these audio glasses that are coming out now. LOVE! I had some high hopes for these since they were sun shades, and that’s what I really wanted. The glasses themselves are ever so cute. I have a narrow face and they still look good (always a concern because when I get regular glasses I sometimes get children’s frames, my face is so narrow and small!) It’s nice to see that while these look large on me they aren’t overly ridiculous, yet they are sized in such a way that they will be suitable for most other men and women. The lens shading is great. The instructions are super clear. The glasses pair very easily with both my phone and my iPad. BUT! (Here’s that but…) the actual audio is not all that impressive, and that saddens me GREATLY. I’ve tried several different audio glasses, and these were by far the worst in terms of audio quality. Even if I’m not comparing, the audio quality is not great, there’s little to no bass. Adjusting the woofer on my phone helps some, but not enough. The sound is ultimately tinny and not authentic enough for me. Even so….I still really love how these glasses handle everything else audio. A phone call was super easy and crystal clear. I think if you are getting audio glasses ONLY for music then these aren’t the glasses for you. But if you like to listen to music and make calls and do a bunch of other stuff, then these are your glasses!

Wearables seemed to be focused on exercise. So, it is was with a healthy dose of skepticism that I tried these glasses. And I am incredibly impressed. I am a bit of an audiophile and have several different earbuds and headphones. Always, audio quality was the number one driver. And I love them. But they shut you out from the world, which can be both dangerous (if you don't see traffic coming) and isolating.Flows's Audio Sunglasses are fantastic. Although you don't audiophile-quality music (which would be impossible given the limitations), you get clear, crisp sound. It is more geared towards spoken word (podcasts, phone calls, audiobook). The sound is easily heard, yet you also hear the sounds around you. It is reasonable for backgroud music. I was amazed at how good the sound was and how easy to hear, especially for something that is not only not in your ear, but is sitting on top of your ear. This is fantastic, because you can keep your awareness of your surroundings while listening. It is probably also better for your hearing in that you don't have sounds blasting directly at your eardrums. At the lower sound settings, your speakers are inaudible to anyone near you.It is simple to set-up the Bluetooth connection. The sunglass lens are large and keep your eyes protected from the sunlight. With all the batteries, speakers and electronics in the frame, it is a bit heavier than regular sunglasses, but after I put them on, I don't notice the extra heft.These glasses mark a quantum improvement in wearable technology.

I've tested audio sunglasses at a range of price points, from the sub-$100 novelties to the $250+ high end examples from Bose, and I've found that the quality usually matches up very closely to the price.Not so here.At $99.99 (sale price at time of order, down from $149) the sound quality is very impressive, almost a match for my Bose Sopranos that retail at 2.5 times the price. With audio sunglasses you have to accept that the sound will never be quite as good as a comparably priced set of headphones, what with the slightly tinny low bass quality that comes from the temple mounted speaker, but I could quite happily wear these all day.In fact I've been wearing these for the last couple of hours. Usually when I test audio sunglasses I'll give them 20 minutes or so, cycling through a few music videos to test their range, and then I'll write my review. With the Flows, though, I just kept them on long after I was done with my test. They're that good.At $99.99 these are an absolute steal. Highly recommended.

These Flows bandwith, Polarized Bluetooth Audio Glasses are marvelous, exactly what I have needed.Beautifully manufactured, finely finished without flaws on arrival and very very styling, these blue tooth sunglasses are really a joy to have.First, they appear like a regular pair of sunglasses--nothing weird or oversized about them. I chose the matt black and they are striking. Second, they are actually EXCELLENT sunglasses discounting all the cool things they do they are GREAT sunglasses!Third--the sound from them is stunning! Very clear, clean and powerful with only you hearing your music and you are able, while listening, to stay in touch with the world around you as compared to earbuds. The phone clarity is excellent--answering a call while working on something is zero problems and the individual on the other end of the call receives you loud and clear. I am still figuring out the other elements of these glasses like the assistant options etc. but at this point I can honestly say I don't know how I lived without these glasses!!!I am very very very happy with this item....thank you!