Smart Glasses, 5.3 Bluetooth Audio Glasses for Men Women, Remote Photography, Open Ear Sound With Mic & Speakers, Polarized Lenses, Automatic Noise Reduction, Touch Voice Assistant (E13)

My brother-n-law loves them. They are good looking glasses. He said they work really well. They are sporty and they look great on me. They are really cool to have out by the pool. Although we forget he’s wearing them and he thinks it’s cunning to record and take goofy picks of us. I always forget he has them on! I’m getting my son a pair for his birthday coming up and his wife really wants a pair as well. I’m getting me a pair. They fit great. They do what they say they are going to do they don’t look cheap or flimsy. To be honest I found them for a steal. I love gadgets like this. I got them so he can listen to music while riding his motorcycle, but it’s awesome inspector gadget stuff. Love them!

I’ve been using the Genxenon 5.3 Smart Glasses for a couple of weeks now, and overall, I’m impressed. The Bluetooth audio is surprisingly clear, even in moderately noisy environments, and the open-ear design is comfortable for long wear without feeling invasive. Music, calls, and even podcasts sound crisp.The photography feature is a cool touch. While it's not going to replace a dedicated camera or smartphone, it’s great for quick, hands-free shots. The camera quality is decent in good lighting, though it struggles a bit in low-light conditions.Battery life is ok, They pair easily with my phone and stay connected without dropouts. The style is sleek and not overly “techy,” which is a big plus.

Will not charge fully will not hold a charge says it’s 3/4 charge and it lasts for 20 minutes so not impressed. Maybe it’s just this pair but that’s been my experience with it so far started off OK but now it doesn’t work very well.

These sunglasses are really great for multi-use and the music/bluetooth function is such an asset to these stylish frames.

They look good and have pretty good sound but can't figure out how to hook it up to use as a phone to take and make calls and instructions are worthless and there is not tech support I can find on the web. Can't hook up the camera portion either.

Cool concept.Glasses fit my face well but too short for my husband's.They are heavier than the normal lightweight style polarized sunglasses I normally select but not uncomfortablly heavy.The touch buttons / sensors on the side are in a good spot and are responsive.By touching both sides it can activate google.. but not google assistant... so i ask it to play music and it did eventually...But then I asked it to stop playing music 30 different ways and couldn't get it to turn off the music.I already have a smart watch linked to my phone.. but by syncing this to Bluetooth it seems to kick off my watch... so that's a bummer I can't have both linkedOne short cut for the glasses is to take a picture with ur phone... but this is better feature for the watch vs the glasses as you get a preview on the watch and not the glasses.But the play music would be better for the glasses vs the watch... assuming u can get it to turn off.I would like more tips on how to use and or reset quick actions and how to get Google to do more accurately...I bet there is more to say about these glasses butthia is a start...Pretty neat.

The glasses are okay for the price point. Bluetooth works fine, never had any connection problems. I bought these because I am an electrician and my work van doesn't have Bluetooth, but I also didn't want to impact my hearing while driving by using earbuds. If you have a window rolled down while driving, this honestly doesn't put out enough sound to make music enjoyable. They're great if you're just walking around though.

Easy to use. Sound is great!!