JLab JBuds Frames Wireless Open-Ear Audio for Your Glasses - 8-hour Bluetooth Playtime, Universal Hook Fits Most Glasses or Sunglasses Frames, With Smart Assistant for Music + Calls + Volume Control

I dislike earbuds and I find over ear headphones block out too much ambient sound. I like bone conduction earphones but they don't work with spectacles. These speakers mean I can listen and still be aware of my surroundings.

Got this piece recently and it was so great to use, you could hear your surrounding while listening to anything but your frame has to be thin enough or it might break the hooks that clamps the frame (sometimes i forget it'sclamped on my glasses while taking my glasses off and it drops lol). The battery as claimed doesnt last up to 8hrs as I used it after full charge and it lasted around 6hrs of constant music and movies. Overall I'd still recommend it to everyone, * for money value it's great * Perfomance it great * Connectivity is simple and straightforward * Fits good but not suitable for sports as it might fall off while jogging or being active

Don't buy these, they are absolute rubbish, I've got thin glass frames and they wouldn't stay on, one wouldn't work and I realised the connect to Bluetooth is broken, they are rubbish don't buy them

These glasses Bluetooth are great. Very good quality and easy to use. Depending on frame size as does not like thick one's. The function well have a good battery life. Easy to change comes with charger.

I bought these for less than a tenner. At first I couldnt get them to work as a pair, then after about 4 resets they miraculously connected and have been fine since. The other issue was that they kept pinging off my glasses arms (shiny, rounded plastic), which I fixed with judicious application of 4 small o-rings on the clips. The supplied rubber sleeves didn't help. I wasn't expecting earth shattering sound quality, so I wasn't disappointed when I didn't hear it. But they work, I can keep my hearing aids in and my glasses on. The downside is they look daft, but with the o-rings and the small cost, they are good value for money, if you don't mind some funny looks! I'd recommend unplugging the y shaped charging cable when not in use as the 2 ends are magnetic and stick together, with obvious potential for issues.

There brilliant easy to use very light on your glasses

Low volume, no bass, tinny sound.

I bought these because I can't wear ear pods and spectacles at the same time. I found them easy to set up and the sound quality is great. I can also hear what is going on around me while listening to my music. Additionally, the first pair I ordered were defective, but the support from the Tech team at JLab was exceptionally good and resolved the problem quickly.

Goed product, Kwaliteit van gesprekken zijn goed. Heb zelf een hekel aan oortjes en ben als brildrager heel lang op zoek geweest naar goede oplossingen. Zou nog mooier zijn als ze in de toekomst iets kleiner worden, maar vooralsnog zeer tevreden

This is an amazing little gadget! If you see this on for $29.99, I HIGHLY recommend getting it for someone who can't wear ear/headphones, and isn't a major audiophile. I would say the sound is equivalent to about $15-$20 earbuds. Bass isn't super amazing, but I personally don't expect that from bud-less earphones. I can still hear my surroundings fairy well. At max volume I can't hear my surroundings very well and people around me can hear a very faint sound- take that how you will. I can't see them in my peripherals, and they're lightweight enough for me to hardly notice they're there. I will say that if these were on for regular price ($60) I might be a little more hesitant on purchasing, but on sale? Amazing. Chef's kiss. A treat.

Muito bom

Broken after 2 months of use

Updated Review After A Few Months: So, I've had a few months with these and they have certainly diminished over time. Bluetooth connection has grown weaker. My oldest pair of these will only stay connected when there is audio playing. My newest pair (From like, a month after my first pair) is still going strong, only a few issues here and there. Between my purchases, they updated the design of the ear pads and made the mounting arms wider. I have 2 feelings about this; A. I love that they listen. JLabs is a good company that makes really solid gold standard baseline tech items It's affordable, it's good quality, I would easily recommend JLab products. B. I hate the redesign lol. My glasses are very thin so this just adds a lot to my glasses and shoves into my face. The arms going out a bit more jab into the side of my head. I'm not a fan of this design decision. Personally, I would prefer if they had options so everybody could be happy about it. But, it's not such a bad design that it subtracts from the overall experience. It's one of those annoyances that you'll forget about after a minute. But it is there. As it currently stands, I would still recommend these, EASILY. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Initial Review: Honestly, I'm really surprised by these and I don't see how they could be anything but 5 stars personally. How do they Sound? - They sound great! Like, surprisingly so. I would compare the sound quality to that of just listening to your phone speaker, but if it was like, in your blind spot? lol So it's not like, a Dolby experience by any means, but it's also not bad at all. How do they pair? - Pairing them is a little funky, you need to make sure they are both on before you pair, otherwise you're just gonna pair one. Which is a fine flaw imo, it's essentially a pair of bluetooth headsets anyways. If they're both on, you just have to pair it once, it'll pop up as one thing. If you pair one and then try to pair the other, it'll pop them both up as individual things. Make sure both of them say "Hello" What does it feel like to wear them? - Honestly, I forget they are there. They are both so incredibly lightweight. If I said my glasses didn't move at all from the extra weight, I'd be lying, but it's surprisingly a lot less movement than you'd thing. It's almost negligible to what you'd normally experience from just moving around. Plus you get these rubber cushions so it's super unobtrusive overall. if you position them right, you'll forget like they are there entirely. How does the microphone sound? - Well, it's not the worse I've ever heard. It's surprisingly clear but it's also quite metallic sounding. It kinda sounds like you're halfway in the background talking into a phone from the early 2010's? I tested the microphone audio using both these as a headset and a pair of really nice studio quality high fidelity headphones. It sounds better when hearing the microphone's audio back through these headphones, it sounds much more distant using my nice headphones through an Equalizer. How good is the Audio Projection, these don't go into the ears right? - Correct! They sit on your glasses, in front of your ear. I mentioned sorta all the relevant bits to this question. Sounds like a phone speaker, kinda sorta tinny but overall pretty clear. In terms of hearing the audio when you aren't the one wearing it though? - You'll still hear it for sure, but it definitely will not be anywhere as loud as when they are on your head. Kinda sounds like a muffled phone speaker at a distance. At least at full volume. A lot easier to miss it if the volume is lower, although it starts getting a bit harder to hear after awhile, obviously. How is the Battery life? - 8 hours of use and way more just idle is crazy and I 100% believe it. Better battery life than my watch. Are there any Controls? - there is 1 button on each device. Long pressing them turns them on and off. Single pressing them turns the volume up or down. Right = Up, Left = Down. Double pressing the right button will play or pause whatever you're watching. Super nice feature. I can listen to what I'm listening to as I walk to the kitchen and pause it if somebody starts talking to me without being at my computer. What about the Material? - Plastic. Honestly, overall they do feel pretty cheap, but I actually don't think this is a negative. It's not a bad cheap feeling, like I couldn't snap it with my fingers just attaching it a little stronger than I needed to. It's lightweight and I think the cheapness of it the material actually makes it better. What does it come with? - 2 devices, 1 charging cable that charges both at the same time, a REALLY nice little carrying bag and a 3 month free trial to Tidal. So that's really neat. Makes me feel like some actual care and consideration went into these Overall, These are such a GOOD deal. $15 and you get 2 bluetooth headsets, a nice case, a nice charger and a 3 month subscription to Tidal? It's an absolute steal. If you want Smart glasses but don't wanna drop $300 for something you already have on your face, These are a must!