🕶️ Bose Frames: Black Audio Sunglasses with Bluetooth Connectivity and Open Ear Headphones Review

My experience with them so far has been great. Sound quality is better than expected, but that's no surprise considering the brand. I've read reviews complaining about the need for an app to use the glasses. Aside from the initial setup, I didn't have to use the app at all. (Well, I used it again to show the list of AR apps). The only downside I've found so far, and it's so small it seems like a minor thing, is that the glasses don't automatically connect to a device (in my case, my phone) when

I bought a Bose Rondo with blue gradient lenses. Easy to extend/change lenses. First noticed/attracted to a store for their style, not knowing it was a Bose Bluetooth. Elegant packaging. Arrived sealed, battery is 70% charged. I've had them for less than a week and so far I'm really liking them. I'm a little worried about the battery life. Less than half an hour of walking, playing music and reducing battery power by 15%. The volume definitely increases if you have large ears or ears that are…

Recently purchased Bose Frames Alto. My main goal was to use them when walking and golfing (both in practice and during the round). Short review. When I first opened the box I was a bit disappointed as they don't look like high end sunglasses. The frames have a matte finish and look like 3D glasses from Disney World. The case is quite large and the arches look "thick". However, once I put them on, my reservations were gone. The quality of the lens seems very good and it gives a sharp image of…