Dymesty Moore Vision: AI Smart Sunglasses with Speakers & Voice Assistant, Titanium

Did about six hours in the car last weekend. Music on, still able to hear what’s going on around me, nothing stuck in my ears. That alone sold me on the idea.

I already pack sunglasses every trip. I also pack earbuds. Now I can get away with using one thing for a lot of the day. Anybody who travels with too much junk will understand.

Phone, passport, coffee, suitcase. I’m out of hands at the airport. Anything useful that can live on my face gets points from me.

The audio hardware blends into the frame better than I expected. I got used to the fit pretty quickly.

The sound side didn't take long to feel familiar. I like that the design doesn't make the smart features the whole story.

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.

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.

The open-ear design is what I appreciate most. The overall look is a big reason I keep wearing them.

Audio from the glasses is more useful than I expected.

The speaker setup is easy to forget about after a while. Charging has been easy to keep up with.

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.

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.

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.

Okay I never write reviews. Like ever. I read a million of them before I buy anything and then never come back and write one myself lol. But I’ve had these for a little while now and I kept thinking I should come back because I was SO unsure about buying them.
I thought they looked really pretty online, that was honestly what got me first. I loved the gold frame. But I kept thinking… do I actually need smart sunglasses?? Probably not
And I was worried they would be one of those things that is super exciting for a week and then ends up sitting somewhere. They haven’t.
I wear sunglasses constantly so I think that’s a big part of it. I’m in the car a lot, I walk almost every day, weekends we’re usually out somewhere, brunch, shopping, taking the dog out, whatever. So I’m not having to remember to “use my smart glasses.” I’m literally just putting on my sunglasses.
The audio was the first thing that surprised me. I thought it would be kind of a bonus feature but I use it ALL the time now. Especially walking. I can listen to music or a podcast and still hear everything around me. I know that sounds like such a small thing, but once you get used to not having something in your ears it’s hard to go back.
Also calls! I did not think I would care about taking calls through sunglasses lol but apparently I do. I had my sister call me while I was walking the dog one morning and I just answered and kept walking. No AirPods, no holding my phone, leash in one hand and coffee in the other. And I remember thinking okay… THIS is actually really nice.
The translation is another thing I thought I probably wouldn’t use much. Then we went away for a few days and I actually used it. That was kind of the moment where I was like ohhhh, okay, I get why this is in here. I’m not going to pretend I’m walking around translating conversations every day because I’m not. But having it when you need it is really cool.
And I’m actually very happy there is no camera. Before I bought these I wasn’t even thinking about that as a positive or negative. Now I definitely see it as a positive. I can wear them anywhere and they just look like sunglasses. Nobody is looking at me wondering if I’m filming them.
A friend asked me about them at lunch because she liked the frames and when I told her they were AI glasses she literally went “WAIT WHAT?” She had no idea. That made me weirdly happy. I think my favorite thing about them is actually that they don’t feel like some huge tech product. They’re just… my sunglasses. Except I can listen to something, take a call, ask something, use translation when I need it, etc.
I also really like that they are light. I’m picky about sunglasses because if they start hurting behind my ears or on my nose I WILL take them off. These have been comfortable for me and I’ve worn them for hours. I’m trying not to make this sound like one of those reviews where someone says a product “changed my life” because no, sunglasses did not change my life. But they are one of those things where I bought them thinking “this is probably unnecessary but fun” and now I would be genuinely annoyed if I lost them. Actually I forgot them at home last weekend and realized it after we had already left. My husband was like “we are not turning around for sunglasses” and I was so annoyed the whole drive because I wanted them.
So yeah. Apparently I’m that person now. If you’re looking at these and wondering if the smart stuff is something you’ll actually use, obviously I can only speak for myself, but I use it way more than I expected to. And even when I’m not using any of it, I still really like them as sunglasses. That was important to me.
Anyway this got way longer than I planned lol. I just remember reading reviews forever before buying them, so hopefully this helps somebody who is doing the exact same thing right now. Would absolutely buy them again.

I’m not doing anything complicated with these. Audio, translation once in a while, maybe a voice feature. I wish the app opened to something a little more stripped down. Give me a “travel mode” and I’d be happy.

I like podcasts when I walk, but I hate feeling cut off from everything around me. Especially somewhere I don’t know. This gives me the audio without that plugged-up feeling.

I’ve done the phone translation thing plenty of times. It works, but staring at a screen while somebody is talking to you is weird. With the glasses I can keep the interaction feeling a little more normal.

This is probably where I use them most. Podcast while I’m walking, still hear the gate announcement, sunglasses when I get outside, translation if I need it. Airports are annoying enough already. I’ll take any small convenience I can get.

I mainly wanted open-ear audio in the car. Turns out I like the same thing when I’m walking the dog. I can listen to something without feeling like I’ve shut the world off.

She wanted them for a walk because she didn’t want earbuds in. I eventually got them back. We may need another pair.