OhO sunshine Bluetooth Audio Sunglasses, Lightweight Open Ear Sport Glasses, 10H Playtime,Water Resistant with Voice Control

I use these for work. They work well as safety glasses and I like the blue light filter (I need it). The bluetooth function and audio are good, runs on the louder side where you can still hear it a bit when my volume is up only one notch. And the 10 hour run time is perfect. They're quite comfy as well. Since my work has moved on and now says earbuds are not allowed, these are a better and safer alternative.

These are fun. Work good. And quality is as good as my raybans. Great for walking and cycling.

I recently tried the OHO Smart Safety Glasses, and overall, I’m impressed with how well they blend eye protection with modern tech features. First, as safety glasses, they do what they’re supposed to do. The lenses feel durable and provide solid coverage. They sit securely on the face and are lightweight enough to wear for extended periods without discomfort. Whether you’re working in a shop, mowing the lawn, or on a job site, they feel sturdy and protective. The “smart” feature — built-in Bluetooth audio — is what really sets these apart. The sound quality is surprisingly clear for open-ear speakers. You can listen to music, podcasts, or take calls without needing earbuds under your ear protection. The call quality is solid, and the built-in microphone picks up your voice clearly in normal environments. Battery life is respectable and easily gets through a work session. Charging is straightforward, and pairing with a phone is quick and simple. A few things to keep in mind: • They’re not noise-canceling, so in very loud environments, audio can be harder to hear. • The bass isn’t strong (which is expected for open-ear design). • Fit may vary depending on head size and ear placement. Overall, OHO Smart Safety Glasses are a practical upgrade for anyone who wants to stay protected while staying connected. They’re especially useful for DIYers, contractors, or anyone who works with their hands but doesn’t want to constantly remove earbuds to take calls.

Actually for the price these are great sunglasses plus they help with not handling your phone for calls etc

These work great for music,open ear so you can hear still and be aware of your surroundings.if your working these are a must have.they do work for phone calls the volume is not as loud when I’m on the phone the person I’m talking to can hear me fine.but I can’t always hear them depending on my surroundings.Ive bought 3 of these so far just to have in each vehicle. Highly recommend you pick up one.

The base of the music is so loud you have to put it low so you don’t get in trouble at work , I got caught 3 times lol not noticing how loud the bass sound is . Very good headphones for working just have to adjust

I bought one for myself and a couple for gifts and they are fantastic! They were fun gifts. Of course you can pay more money but ultimately I think the use for music and a discrete level is what brought me the most value.

Update at the bottom: I had a pair of bose tenors for years that I loved (other than the battery life). Sadly, I have lost them. I'm now searching for a replacement. Cheaper than the cost of a date to McDonalds, these are more comfortable, lighter, and louder than the tenors. They also sound worse and feel cheaper. Like 1/4th the cost. Cheap enough you'd let your kid wear them at the beach and not care if they dumped them in the ocean. Cheap enough to buy a pair and leave in the car. Its only been 48 hours with them, so I'm not going to speak on the battery life yet, but it has significantly exceeded my lost aging tenors. The build quality is "fine", and they may even be repairable based on the physical seams on the arms. I do wonder if a person with a more robust head than mine might get skin irritation from the seams, but so far, I've been fine. Good things: - Buttons are more pronounced than the tenors, and harder to accidentally push - Doesn't randomly trigger siri when your trying to answer a call or change songs - Sits comfortably like normal sunglasses, instead of squeezing your head like the tenors - Looks more like normal glasses - More frame and lens options - usbc charging - Price Not good or bad - No app to "customize behaviors", which is fine, the bose tenor app was terrible and most of the settings, like disable siri, didn't actually work. Bad things: - Feels less premium - Sound quality - The black frames have a mat finish, and oils from your skin will make it look kind of shiny / dirty, which kind of makes you feel gross Opinion: Buy them. They don't sound amazing, but they are real cheap for the features, and sunglasses get broken and lost all the time. Update: I liked them enough to want a pair with clear lenses for using when it's dark or when I'm inside. Glasses also make me look smarter. I went back to this product page, clicked on the "clear lenses" option, and saw they were 20 dollars more, frowned, and then bought them anyways. I should have looked a bit more critically, the clear lens pair is a slightly different model. Similar comfort and weight and plastic finish, but different button placement. A little bit smaller and tighter and a bit more wrapping around the back of your head. Maybe 2-4% smaller? you would notice if they were both in front of you but not just by picking them up. The clear lenses are blue blocking and have this sort of iridescent blue hue, which is neat and slightly visible. Overall I'd say they are incredibly similar, slightly louder, but that may be more of a unit to unit thing than a "model to model" thing. I think if you like one, you'd like the other. Also, the more I wear them, the more I both pairs feel like you have to hold the buttons down too long to turn them on or off. Since wear them walking, I'm going by steps, but it closer to 5-6 steps to get them to turn on / off, and you really think they should be doing the thing by step 3-4.