Bose Soprano Frames Sunglasses w/Bluetooth Audio Headphones Review
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2021
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You’ll receive the sunglasses in a carrying case, a microfiber cleaning cloth, USB charging cable, a set of instructions and a safety information booklet. The case has a hard plastic shell with leather backing and a magnetic hinge on the top with a felt padded interior. The Bluetooth sunglasses come in a few styles, and this one is called Soprano. The lenses have a classic cat’s eye shape and are wide and chunky. The bridge width is 17 mm, the lenses are 55mm wide, and the arm length is 145mm. The glasses only come in one size and are not customizable, however, you can get prescription or different color lenses for them.
On the inside of the right-hand arm, you have a charging status LED indicator and gold contacts are the charging points for the magnetic charging cable. On the underside of the right arm is the power button for the frames, and just behind it on the corner of the rounded edge is the speaker; you’ll find a matching speaker on the back edge of the left-hand arm as well.
To charge your frames, line up the pins on the charging cable’s connector to the gold contacts and touch them together. They should stick to each other magnetically. The quick start guide has a QR code in it to download the Bose frames smartphone app, called Bose Music.
There’s also a touch sensitive area on the right temple to allows you to change the volume by swiping forward or back. You can also activate a digital voice assistant like Siri or Google by double tapping the touch area. After powering on the sunglasses, it announces the remaining battery life and automatically connects to a previously paired device, if available. One a full charge, they can last for more than 5 hours of use, depending on your listening volume. There are three ways to shut the speakers in the sunglasses off: you can simply long press the power button, flip the glasses upside down for 2 seconds, or have it power off after 10 minutes if the motion sensors haven’t detected any movement. The latter two features can be toggled off in the settings. You can also perform hands-free calls and call quality using the glasses is actually really good. This is because Bose uses dual beamforming built-in mics that are able to focus just on your voice and remove background noise for clear, clean voice pickup.
As sunglasses, the lenses are polarized so be aware that it may cause a rainbowing effect when looking at digital screens at off angles. However, they are effective at cutting the amount of light that reaches your eyes. Unlike traditional headphones, the speakers sit in front of your eyes rather than on or in them and sound is directed toward and into your ear from a distance of about an inch and a half. There’s surprisingly little noise bleed, from the listener’s perspective, and at low volumes, people around you won’t be able to hear what you’re listening to. However, if you turn the volume up fairly high, then folks around you will probably notice.
Audio quality from the speakers is very good, though I wouldn’t expect any less from Bose, but it’s impressive given how small the speakers actually are. It has a nice overall balance with bright mids and highs for amazing vocal clarity. At higher volumes though, the trebles can sound a bit thin and crunchy with harsher sibilance. In terms of bass reproduction, there’s not a whole lot, but still more than I was expecting from such tiny drivers. They also are great for watching video since the Bluetooth 5.1 protocol used means there’s virtually no lag between the video and audio for a perfectly synced viewing experience.
As for fit and comfort, at around 2 oz, the extra weight from the electronics inside make these heavier than traditional sunglasses, and it’s unfortunate that there is only one size, with a relative lack of outward spring in the arms. While balanced, this puts a lot of pressure on the sides of my head right where the speakers sit, and for me, it was tiring to wear them for more than a couple hours.
Overall, these frames make for a very nice listening experience wrapped up in a fashionable and functional pair of sunglasses. They’ve got a clean look without being overly bulky, and you don’t have to stick anything in your ears so you can retain a bit of situational awareness while using them.
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great review! Thank you!
I bought this two days ago and im loving it! My husband got the Tempo he loves it too!
Glad you enjoy it!
I got the soprano and I can't get it to connect for some reason and it is a little bit frustrating.
I walk the dog 5 miles every day, the frames provide great shade protection for my eye and music to my ears. It make the walk a pleasure.
Just picked up a pair they look nice! I didn’t know you can adjust volume using the side by swiping
Yes, this feature is available on the newer Soprano, Tenor and Tempo Bose frames. The previous model/styles Alto and Rondo don't have the touch/swipe area though.
hey man are you still using the LLT irestore pro , does it worth it to buy ??? I do see your hair don't look the same
Just buy it
While listening to music, I get a call. How many times do I press the button to accept the call ?
Press once to answer a call.
Bose voice prompts and/or beep-squeak alternative are very annoying. Deal breakers in spite of the pluses
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A good idea, but the sunglasses look awful and would definitely not buy or wear them, but a good video
Yeah, the cat's eye shape of the Soprano isn't for everyone, but I forgot to mention that there are currently 4 other styles: Alto, Tenor, Rondo, and Tempo which primarily have different lens shapes (trapezoid, rectangle, round, and the last is more sporty like Oakleys) with the same chunky arms with the speakers in them. I didn't have those on hand to show, but there are links in the description if anyone wants to check out the other styles. I kind of wish they had an aviator type frame, but maybe that'll be their next release!
@@ReviewedByPhil Thanks for the reply Phil. Still not sure on these, especially with the thickness on the sides and very surprised that Bose actually decided to produce these, but very interesting to see and a great upload.
They’re like Gucci……not for everyone .