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 Antoine Cash

So, let me be clear right away that I also have a Bose Soprano and it doesn't come close to it in any way, but obviously Bose costs three times more. However, I do not normally check items for value unless they are very cheap or very expensive. If you've always wanted to wear headphones while cycling but didn't feel safe, look no further, these new sunglasses are the answer to the situation. You can listen to music, call people with glasses and have real sunglasses all in one device! that I have a Bose soprano. But I've used them more than 10 times in the last 2-3 months to be able to evaluate them objectively. Here are my findings: Pros: The design is standard and you can't go wrong, unisex and classic so there's really nothing wrong - The quality of the material used is pretty good, I have a medium sized head but my husband has a relatively large head and we were both able to carry them fairly comfortably - The magnetic charging cable is a big plus, my husband has a Bose Tempo and it charges via USB C which is a headache. Setting up a connection is easy. The connection is also very stable and I had no dropouts or dropouts. The lens is pretty good and works great in sunny San Diego. Lasts at least an hour and I think I've only had to charge once so far. 2. Full charge is not over yet - The operation with the button on the yoke is pretty simple, plugging it in and using it with your phone is very simple and functional. Charging case - Magnetic charging cable that is almost impossible to replace if lost - Sound quality is sub-par at best and no I'm not comparing it to my Bose, if that was the benchmark then that would be terrible. But even if you don't use Bose as a basis for comparison, the sound they deliver is below average. There's no bass anywhere and the floors are generally abysmal. The highs and highs are generally quite good, but poor low frequencies almost always require you to keep the volume at maximum. All in all a decent copy of the Bose Soprano with most of the features copied but the sound quality is only average or maybe below average. I recommend this if you are looking for something for a reasonable price for cycling and jogging.