D
Picked these up mainly for golf. I'm out on the course just about every Saturday unless the weather is terrible. Nice being able to take a quick call without digging through my bag. My only complaint is they aren't quite as secure on my face when I'm sweating. Otherwise not bad.
M
The audio hardware blends into the frame better than I expected. I got used to the fit pretty quickly.
D
The sound side didn't take long to feel familiar. I like that the design doesn't make the smart features the whole story.
A
I barely think about the audio hardware anymore. The charging routine is easy enough. I like that the software doesn't make simple things complicated.
J
The speaker setup doesn't dominate the design. Visually, they are much more normal than I expected. The battery hasn't gotten in the way of using them.
A
Audio from the glasses is more useful than I expected.
W
The open-ear design is what I appreciate most. The overall look is a big reason I keep wearing them.
L
The speaker setup is easy to forget about after a while. Charging has been easy to keep up with.
V
I was mostly interested in the smart features, but the audio gets plenty of use. They feel more like everyday glasses than a tech demo.
S
The built-in sound doesn't try to do too much, which helps. The note feature is one reason these feel useful day to day. I prefer this quieter design to something obviously techy.
C
I like it because I don't need another device for quick audio. The frame feels comfortable without being too loose. I like how little the electronics change the overall look.
R
I'm up around 6 most mornings and usually walk about three miles before work. I like listening to the news but hate having earbuds in when I'm outside. These make that a little easier. Still hear what's going on around me, which I appreciate. Pretty happy with them.
W
Took them on a family beach trip. Spent most of the afternoon sitting under an umbrella listening to a podcast while the kids were messing around in the sand. Didn't need to put headphones on. Honestly that was my favorite use for them. Sometimes simple stuff is enough.
J
Bought these thinking I'd replace the sunglasses I keep in my truck. Not quite. I like having audio, but I'm picky about how lenses handle glare and I prefer my old driving sunglasses for that. Wish there were more lens options. Probably better for casual use.
F
I spend a fair amount of time out on the lake and thought these would be pretty useful. The audio part is neat, but I'd rather have a dedicated pair of polarized fishing glasses when I'm trying to see into the water. These aren't replacing my fishing shades. Just a different kind of product.
N
Tried listening to a podcast on a windy afternoon and couldn't make out half of what was being said. Around the backyard or sitting on the porch they're fine. Walking into a strong breeze, not so much. I'd keep my earbuds for those situations.
P
I don't want to look like I'm wearing a computer on my head. These just look like sunglasses. That's literally why I ordered them. My teenage daughter hasn't made fun of them yet, so I guess that's a win.
D
I already own a good pair of sunglasses and some AirPods. Thought combining everything into one device would be convenient. Turns out I'm not using the AI features nearly enough to justify it. Nice concept, but I wouldn't buy them again at this price.
E
I travel a few times a year for work and usually pack way too much stuff. Having sunglasses that also handle calls and some translation is handy. I wouldn't rely on translation for anything complicated, but for basic travel situations it's useful. Just remember the phone is still part of the setup.
F
They look more like something I'd normally wear than a gadget. The smart features are less complicated than they sound. The whole setup feels more natural than I expected.
T
The design feels ready for normal use.
P
The translation feature makes the smart side more useful for me. The familiar frame shape makes the glasses much easier to wear.