SMART GLASSES
Audio giant Bose has released a pair of seemingly stylish specs — but there's more to these sunnies than meets the eye. They have a built-in audio augmented reality platform, allowing wearers to stream tunes, listen to podcasts, make calls, and even access your virtual assistant.
The best part, and most mind-boggling? That the audio is meant for yourears only and does not disturb anyone around you.
In the looks department, Bose definitely succeeds. We found the shades to be quite stylish.
They look just like normal sunglasses, not some crazy tech gadget. We appreciate that there is no noticeable branding on the exterior, and were impressed that despite holding a battery, a Bluetooth module, and speakers, the temples remain quite thin.
You have two distinct frame styles to choose from — Alto and Rondo. The rectangular Alto pair is noticeably larger, with 52-millimeter lenses compared to the Rondo’s 49.5-millimeter rounded ones.
For additional context, Ray-Ban’s Original Wayfarer glasses have 50-millimeter lenses, so the Alto lenses seem quite large.
Both pairs are only sold in matte black, with darkened lenses and gold-plated steel hinges. We would have liked to have seen a tortoiseshell-and-tan lens combination, and hope Bose releases more colors in the future.
Basically if you want to buy new headphones/earphones with some unique feature then you sholud try this.
*PROS:-
1)You will get both goggle and earphones in one gadget.
2)Perfect fiting for ears with two variants available(Box Shape &Circle Shape).
3)Light weight(apx 45gram).
4)Easy to configure.
*CONS:-
1)Poor design(normal glasses look).
2)It is able to hear another person if you are indoor.
3)It takes upto 2 hours for charging.
4)Battery backup is apx 3.5 hours.
5)It costs you $200(₹13,000apx).
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