Review on 🕶️ Lightweight Wireless Bluetooth Sunglasses with Polarized Glasses for Outdoor Activities - Stereo Bluetooth 5.0 Headset Headphones (Black) by Mac Owen

What quality can you expect from no-name Chinese Bluetooth sunglasses? The answer so far is quite a lot! After looking at all the similar items on Amz, including the bone vibrating sunglasses, I decided to try a pair of glasses over 19.95. My first impressions are: PROS first of all 1) You get a lot of gear for your money; 2) Connection to my Moto G7 phone was announced immediately and clearly through the earbud; 3) The sound quality from my phone to each set of earbuds is more than satisfactory, with no interference, buzzing, distortion or other sonic anomalies. I am very happy with this feature. I haven't tested the phone call feature, so I won't talk about it. 4) In the box, as you can see, you get two separate sets of earbuds, single to free your left ear and double to use both ears for sound from your source. 3) Plastic lenses are "polarized" if that really is a "trick" of plastic lenses; 5) The hard case must provide excellent accommodation and protection for all parts. Cons: 1) The frame is thin and flimsy. If you sit on these glasses ONCE, they will go out. 2) The lenses are firmly held in the frame, but not perfectly installed. So overall, you need to take good care of these glasses to make them serve their purpose. They are sold at Revain for $30 and $20. They appear to be exactly the same and I bought the cheaper of the two. One final note I would like to make is that no matter where I look among the items sent, I cannot find the company name, logo, or any identifying marks. Unusual. I gave 4 stars because the frame is relatively fragile, but I'm tempted to give it 5 stars. I think if taken care of these sonic sunglasses will easily last me a season or two of both mountain biking and highway driving. The color made me happy. No, just to be clear, I DID pay for it by taking a risk and I'm glad I did.