CatXQ Bluetooth Smart Glasses with Bone Conduction

So I’m on my third pair of these glasses with having replaced the lenses with prescription. These are pretty comfortable, the battery lasts longer than expected (charge wise), and it’s pretty cheap. So, after about a year the left hinge starts to crack and eventually break. My last pair the battery finally gave out about thus time as well. Because of how cheap they are, I feel comfortable just ordering another pair when I see that crack. The sound quality is that of cheap earbuds, but what can you really expect with the price. The connection is solid, and I’ve never had any issues. The fit is a little tight on my face, so that may be the cause of that crack.

 Not only do they out perform my ECHO Frames 2 for audio comfort and lighter weight. The prescription lenses I purchased almost fit too. Might order spare set or two at this price point. Down fall be no Echo or Alexa wake up word but let’s face it 90% of time that feature didn’t work.

I can’t remember exactly how much I paid for these and I’m too lazy to back out of this screen to check, but it was around $35. What a deal. The description said the battery life is 6 hours, so I immediately assumed it would last 2 hours listening to music nonstop because I’m a pessimist. It actually lasts 6 hours. I use these at work and listen to them from the moment I walk in until the moment they die and it really is right around 6 hours. And a quick 30 minute charge on my lunch is enough to get the glasses through the rest of the shift no problem. If you’re listening in a fairly loud warehouse type of environment, podcasts aren’t really loud enough to hear, but music works out just fine. For being an open ear product, sound quality is what you would expect—not great. There’s no bass obviously but it gets the job done. I haven’t taken a phone call on them, but I’m sure it’s decent quality. After reading several reviews before deciding on these glasses, I took the advice of another reviewer to never fold the arms of the glasses in as they will break. I have only accidentally closed them once and they’re very tight when doing so, which one would think is a good thing but judging by the tension that it creates, I can see these things breaking pretty easily so I always leave the arms open. They are blue light blockers so the lenses have a slight yellow tinge to them. Not really a fan of that, but I only wear these at work, so it’s not a big deal. Shipping took about 12 days which was earlier than the earliest projected delivery date so that was a nice surprise… Especially because the tracking didn’t update at anytime from the moment of shipment until the moment I received them. Honestly, for $35, these glasses are awesome. All the other smart glasses, including the expensive ones, had lots of complaints about the battery only lasting about two hours. These, however, actually last 6 hours. That’s alone makes these well worth the price. If you’re on the fence and don’t mind the wait, just do it. It’s a great way to try out smart glasses without breaking the bank. I rarely write reviews, but these glasses brought me out of hiding.

A mi hijo le encantaría y los lleve a la Optica para q se los adaptaran y súper bien solo q le dio carrilla y pues lo vino tronando se rompieron no le duraron mucho aunque escuchaba muy bien

Really enjoy using the glasses to watch TV while my wife is sleeping. Also, use it when working outside to listen to the radio.

No son de conducción osea ademas los materiales son de baja calidad y el audio de los auriculares es muy pobre