Review on 🕶️ GELETE Smart Bluetooth Sunglasses with Wireless Headset and IPX4 Waterproof Rating - Built-in Mic for Men and Women - Compatible with Smartphones for Easy Calls and Music - Polarized Lenses by Michael Nard

Well what can I say about these niche sunglasses. Oh yeah. What I mean? Well, I remember back in the early 2010s when the next big tech device was said to be Google Glass and its dedicated followers, which became known as Glassholes due to potential privacy issues when worn in public. Smart glasses faded back into the shadows shortly after there was no longer any real demand or need. There was also an effective shame campaign against the owners of these things. What does that have to do with those sunglasses, you ask? They look like a relic from a bygone era. There is almost no situation that I would find myself in everyday life when I decide to listen to music while wearing it. The first reason is that jamming to what you like is just disrespectful to others. Well, that might surprise some of you, especially those of you who listen to music out loud in public from your smartphone or other device and think that everyone wants to hear every new crunchy groove. a niche part of the sunglass market, are they at least decent sunnies? Point. These are not good sunglasses at all, good sunglasses aren't that bulky and don't look like you're wearing 3D glasses in public. Not to mention that they are not polarized, which some of you might not care about, but is very important to me. Another pretty serious problem with these things. The sound quality is below average. May I recommend you? No way. I am sorry. They don't do anything another device can't do, and even better. Also, they're just stupid and I've never liked wearing them, but that's because of how thin my ears are, and they weigh them down, making me look even more awkward. 3/5 stars but honestly they should be lower.