AI Smart Bluetooth Glasses

I picked these up before a weekend getaway. The sunglasses shape is familiar, while the touch controlled tint is a neat extra for changing light.

My aunt travels often and thought the built in translation feature sounded useful.

I was expecting bulkier frames. These are easier to wear than anticipated.

I prefer the darker tint outside, especially during afternoon errands.

I tested the hands free recording option during a weekend walk. Keeping my phone in my pocket felt convenient, though I still had to learn when to start and stop.

I liked the idea of having travel features in an ordinary looking frame.

I wanted something for filming a quick point of view clip on vacation.

The shape is a little bolder than my usual glasses, but nice.

The dark lenses looked right at home on our sunny beach afternoon.

Bought these for my dad because he enjoys gadgets. He noticed the dark lenses first and then spent a while figuring out the temple control.

The black frames look pretty understated, which is exactly what I wanted.

I appreciate that the glasses don't look overly futuristic in person.

These look more like everyday sunglasses than I expected from the pictures.

I brought these on a city trip and tried the navigation feature while walking around unfamiliar streets. It was a different experience from reaching for my phone at every turn.

The packaging was fairly basic, which didn't bother me much. I was more interested in the frame shape and trying the smart display features.

The near and far viewing options were what made me curious about this pair.

Took these on a neighborhood walk and experimented with the different viewing settings.

I tested the translation option out of curiosity. It's an interesting feature to have in glasses, although I still need more practice using the display.

I ordered these mostly because regular sunglasses don't offer much beyond the lenses. The touch tint control was the first thing I tried, and I like having that option when moving between the house and the backyard. The frame looks casual enough for weekends.

I tried the navigation option while walking downtown instead of pulling out my phone.

My husband wanted to explore the near and far viewing settings first.

I used the translation feature during a practice conversation before a trip.

Took a few minutes to get used to tapping the temple.

Would have liked clearer instructions, though the basic controls make sense.

Used the tint control going between the porch and kitchen.

My first impression was mostly about the frame. It has a thicker look than my regular pair, but the black finish keeps things fairly low key.

Changing the tint with a tap feels surprisingly simple indoors.

They fit my casual weekend clothes better than I thought they would.

I explored the translation feature before checking in for an international flight.

These are easier to work into my usual outfits than I expected. I wouldn't mistake them for delicate dress glasses, but they look fine casually.

The built in display takes a little getting used to at first.

The frame color is neutral enough that I actually wear these out.

I tried the translation option before flying out to visit family overseas.