Bluetooth Sunglasses Headset: Music and Calls Hands-Free

Sunglasses and headset, built as one piece

Music and calls, hands-free

Speakers sit in the temple arms, so you hear music and voices without anything in your ear canal. The boom mic extends toward your mouth and picks up your voice for calls. You can still hear the road, so keep the volume moderate in traffic.

Controls on the temple

The multi-button panel runs along the temple, so play, pause and call answer sit under your thumb. You learn the layout within a few uses and stop checking where the buttons are. Your phone stays in the bag.

Tint that changes with your day

Gray and brown handle bright sun on a long ride. Yellow is for lower light, and transparent covers indoor use or dusk. Swap the lens to match the light you are riding into, and keep the rest of the set in the case.

Pair once, then just put them on

1. 1
   Charge the frames

   Charge the frames before the first use. The quick guide in the box lists the charging steps.

2. 2
   Power on and pair

   Switch the frames on and open Bluetooth on your phone. Select the frames from the device list and confirm the connection.

3. 3
   Set the fit

   Adjust the temples so the frames sit steady on your face before a ride or a run.

4. 4
   Use the temple buttons

   Press the temple panel to answer or end a call, play or pause music, and skip tracks.

5. 5
   Swap the lens for the light

   Gray or brown for bright sun, yellow for lower light, transparent for indoor use.

What you get, and which lens fits your day

• Bluetooth sunglasses frame×1

  Glossy black frame with temple speakers, boom mic and button panel

• Interchangeable lens tints×4

  Gray, brown, yellow and transparent

• Protective sleeve×1

  Stores the frame when you are not wearing it

• Quick guide×1

  Pairing and charging steps

Your earbuds were never built for the ride

The cable that always snags

Wired earbuds take the first hit on every ride. One catches the handlebar, the other slips out on a bump, and the one you kept goes missing somewhere behind you. You end up stopping to fish for it, which is the last thing you want on a route.

One frame, nothing else to carry

The sunglasses already on your face can handle music and calls. The speakers sit in the temple arms, the boom mic reaches toward your mouth, and the tinted lenses do the sun job. One pair covers what used to take three separate items.

Ready for the next ride

Pair them once with your phone, then put them on like any other glasses. Press the temple buttons to answer or skip a track, keep both hands on the bars, and head out. The next outing starts with nothing to untangle.

A little care keeps them riding

• Wipe sweat and rain off

  Use a dry or lightly damp cloth after each ride.

• Keep water away

  Do not dunk or rinse the frame under a tap. Water can reach the temple electronics.

• Store in the sleeve

  Keep the frame in its sleeve, not on a hot dashboard.

• Let it air dry

  Dry the frame fully before storing it after a wet ride.

One frame beats a cable and a case