Bluetooth Sunglasses - do you have them?
10 months ago
I am considering bluetooth sunglasses as a gift (not for me lol ... though I think I'd love them if I didnt need prescription lenses). Do you have bluetooth sunglasses? How is the sound? Would they be good for running/walking/hiking outdoors?
Bose Soprano Cat Eye Bluetooth Sunglasses
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Comments (12)I am very nearsighted and my everyday lenses are rolled and polished so they aren't so thick inside the frame. They can't do that with sunglass lenses, so the lenses are very thick. I didn't know that when I ordered them, and got a larger frame, so they are somewhat heavy. I don't notice it when I'm wearing them driving, or sitting outside, but if try to wear them on a run or fast walk, they fall down. Something to think about if you have bad eyesight....See MoreDo you have 2-in-1 cellular shades? Do you like them?
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Lol! I got my wireless bose headphones back in the first week of the pandemic! I couldn't live/work without them!
The power pack is in the stem
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Anyone recognize these beauties? Snapchat glasses that, IIRC paired with your phone for some sort of VR??? Could be wrong.
All I know is, they came out years ago just before Christmas and were all the rage. Sold out everywhere, so I met some guy from CL in the lobby of my NYC office and paid him an embarrassing sum in cash, as the security desk scowled at us across the lobby.
i was so pleased with myself, but the girls had no clue about them, and never used them.
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