Review on 🕶️ OhO Bluetooth Sunglasses: Open Ear Audio Sunglasses with Speaker for Music and Calls - Water Resistant, UV Lens Protection - Compatible with All Smart Phones by Jack Ford

The packaging looked good hard case, included micro USB cable for charging and a blue light for testing. The lenses darkened when exposed to sunlight, which I thought was cool. Pros: Comfortable feeling when you wear them like regular sunglasses. I found the padding when the charge point keeps the heat out handy as nobody wants their whiskeys to be warm lol. Sound Quality to Yourself is a cool feature that is still in its infancy. I found these glasses comfortable as I work with telemarketers in a tech room on an open floor. Cons: The sound quality makes me feel like I'm listening to monitor speakers. With the Bluetooth sound settings, a quality of 20% to 45% is good for your ears, but after that you can record open-mic type sound quality that can degrade the experience. The battery lasts up to 4 hours when listening to music. When chatting with the Skype app or the Team Speak app while playing with friends, I got 3.5 hours. Other Thoughts: I think the sound quality could have been better if they focused on the high quality parts inside. Battery life if we could get 5 hours that would be great. And if the charging cable was Type C with fast charging, it would improve the product and charging capabilities with today's phone cables.