I have multiple sets of glasses (sun, computer, and prescription), so the interchangeability of the Frames works great for me. On weekends I can run with my dog, while playing my music and podcasts in stereo, and still hear the world around me. At home, they're great for handling household chores while keeping my ears completely open to hear requests from my family. There'll be great for when I head back into an office regularly too. Call quality was great and the weight of the devices on my sunglasses was unnoticeable. Super easy to get started with and the magnetic charging cable was a nice bonus.

I love the new concept to add it to your own sunglasses or glasses. They fit great to my sunglasses. The sound is high quality, easy to connect with your device, and calls come in clearly. Can't beat the price!

I've tried these earbuds for 2 days now, and these earbuds meet all the expectations I was hoping for them and then some. However, they are quite heavy - my nose definitely feels a little sore after a couple hours, and if I lean forward they can sometimes cause my glasses to slip down or off my head entirely. I've tried these on two frames - an Oakley pair of glasses and a Flexon pair of glasses. It fit both of them, but the earbud's weight was almost the same as my Flexon glasses so it caused my glasses to bounce around when I tried jogging in them. They were fine with the Oakley glasses since the Oakley glasses were heavier, but they also caused nosepad fatigue. Pros: - Great microphone. I've heard great reviews about the sound quality on Zoom and over the phone. - Pretty good speakers! I never use bass boost - it seems to make my music sound muddy - but the balanaced EQ is pretty good. - All the media controls I'd need. And when I toggle the assistant, it actually turns on the glasses' microphone! I've tried other earbuds where you can toggle the assistant from the earbuds but where the phone's microphone is the one listening for the voice command. - If you pair the frames to two Bluetooth devices, it actually tries connecting to the previous device after you disconnect Bluetooth! It's not as seamless as Bluetooth multipoint, but it's super convenient since I can disconnect Bluetooth on my phone and the frames will automatically shift to my laptop and vice-versa. - The open design makes jogging/biking feel a bit safer, and I can safely turn the volume to 30-40% and still hear my audiobook while not really letting out sound to passerby. Cons: - The volume of these frames on my laptop is weirdly skewed. 1-2% on my laptop sounds adequate, and 10-100% sounds insanely loud. It's fine on my phone, though. Weird. - As mentioned before, they're quite heavy. I won't notice the weight if I keep my head level, but if I use them for jogging, if I bend my head down while, say, brushing my teeth, or if I wear them for a long time I definitely notice the weight. Overall, these are a pretty great pair of earbuds that I'd say are well worth the price. The weight makes a normal pair of in-ear earbuds pretty valuable sometimes as a backup, but they definitely have a place in my daily routine.

The concept is perfect, this buds feel like listening to a stereo system, good quality and without blocking the world. The best thing, they are always on me, without having to carry anything. Call quality is excellent on both ends. Few cons (suggestion for improvement in version 2) - 1. The weight is well felt, and takes some time to get used to, also the glass feels a bit off balance. 2. Since this are always on me, 8 hours of battery time won't do it - need to support full day. 3. The clips are felt (at least in the beginning), I would change with a silicon sleeve along the frame.

I have both the Bose frames and the JBud Fames. Each has a special place in my headphone collection. The JBuds now have replaced the Bose as my everyday audio glasses due to their flexibility. There is no product on the market right now that allows me to make any glasses audio glasses. Trust me that comes in handy. As for my personal they are my jack of all trades headphone due to their microphone. I am constantly in zoom meetings or in online classes. I also prefer to talk on the phone with them instead of air buds. Upon purchase I have had no problems connecting them to anything Bluetooth. Just be aware these are not noise canceling and the sound dose bleed. These are not for traveling on a plane or noisy environments. I own a few pairs of bone conduction & prefer the sound of the JBuds Frames. They just provide a much better audio experience reaching the highs and lows of music you will never get with a pair of bone conduction headsets. For me the ability to use these headsets with a pair of blue light filtering glasses has been a life saver. They save my ears from hours of having air buds plugged in or being covered by ear pads while use glasses which is very uncomfortable for me. In connection with sound they are a close second to the Bose Frames. The Bose just sound fuller. I prefer them for movies, being outside and music. They also don’t have the small little issue these headsets do. Some times the two units do not pair to each other. Here is why the JBuds win out in my opinion. They sound good, are a fourth of the price & I have several different cause uses for them. In my limited opinion the Bose are a great one trick pony while the JBud frames is a jack of all trades.

This is such a great, innovative product. I always wanted to pick up a pair of the Bose glasses but couldn't justify 1) the price 2) the style At 100% volume, it can be faintly heard by others in a quiet room but it's a great volume for me and it fit all of my sunglasses. For the price, you simply can't beat it.