Bose - Frames Tenor — Rectangular Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses - Black

I bought these to use at work so I could listen to music at work to help with my adhd and they are perfect

First of all, lets talk sound quality. The sound quality of these glasses is amazing. Loud enough to hear bit not enough to impede your surroundings. Secondly they are very stylish. This glasses have made my morning drive more pleasant and safer. The first time I put them on, I could already tell the high quality of the lenses. They are scratch resistant and the lenses are also replaceable. The battery charge capacity is great. I went a few days before it I had to recharge them. Between my daily commute (avg. 3hrs round trip) I had them on either listening to music (full volume) or talking on the phone and I had only used about 10% charge. The charger is not your typical plug in but rather a magnet, just hold enough to the charging port and it'll stick. Lastly, the though of the touch volume controls is amazing, you have everything at your finger tips. With all that being said, there are a few items I believe could be of improvement. One, they are a bit on the heavier side compared to your standard glasses, it may take a little bit of time to get used to it. Two, they only make it as a one size type, so in my case they fitted a bit tight even though they felt better after a few days of use. Three, sometimes i find it a little difficult to find the tough controls on the side. Three, I wish the charger was a bit longer and that it had a carrying case. I travel quite a few so I need to carry the charger inside the carrying case and sometimes when i take the glasses out, I drop the charger out or they get stuck due to the magnet. Overall though, they are amazing, stylish, amd convenient. Im super happy to have them.

These are cool glasses that are convenient for casual music listening. They do not provide the sound quality of Bose headphones, or any headphones or earbuds. But I didn't expect them to be like headphones or earbuds. If you are expecting that kind of sound quality then these sunglasses may not be for you. These are great glasses for walking or running. You don't have to worry about an earbud falling out and getting lost. You can also hear your surroundings. Wearing headphones or earbuds to listen to music while out for a walk has always been a concern for me when walking down a street or sidewalk. These glasses allow you to listen to music while also hearing your surroundings for safety purposes. I also enjoy the phone feature. The glasses ring with the ringtone on your phone and announce who is calling. People I've talked to while using the glasses could easily hear me. When you hang up the music automatically continues. The main problem I have with the glasses is that they are a tight fit. I have a wide face so this is a problem I've had before with sunglasses. If you know you have a wide face and sometimes have trouble finding sunglasses that fit, these sunglasses may not be for you.

When it comes to sound quality, Bose is top tier. These sunglasses are no different These sunglasses come with polarized lenses which offer a great level of UV protection. The case feels premium with a tight magnetic lock. The size is a bit tight, but will fit most people. It comes with a unique USB charger that magnetically locks in place. The only opportunity that I see is the sound volume. I would prefer it to be a bit louder. While on you can hear your surroundings while also listening to music. Set up is easy with Bluetooth capability and calls are clear on both ends.

These are an interesting concept. It's like walking around with your own theme music. You can still be aware of your surroundings while listening to music like you're wearing headphones. The sound isn't bad. But there is zero bass. It's essentially the same speakers you would find in a cell phone. At max volume others around you can hear it. But at lower volumes these are pretty discreet. These aren't ment for people with thicker facial features such as myself. Overall inside frame width is 130mm while the outside frame width is 145mm. These frames are quite thick. The battery lasted about 5ish hours from continuous use. It does use a proprietary charging cable. Would definitely like to see usb-c in the future. One cool feature is that you can swap the lenses. You can even get prescription lenses. You do need to download the bose music app to use these. I really wish these fit my face better. They are super tight and don't sit right. That's no fault of the frames though. The build quality isn't bad. The temples are a bit big but they do house all the hardware. They feel a tad flimsy but they need to be thin to keep them lightweight and thin with the speakers and what not. With all that said, these will not replace your headphones. They are more of an alternative.