Echo Frames

I've been using my Meta Glasses for a couple of weeks now and there are a couple of things I really like and a bunch of things that they just won't do.
First, I have the black Wayfarer's and they look amazing. To be honest, this had become one of the main reasons why I always have them on. I also

Get a Razer Anzu or Echo Frames. The sound isn't going to knock your socks off, but it's great for sneaking music in at register or deli while being able to use the Theatro and hear your coworkers/customers perfectly. Your coworkers can't hear the music unless you crank it, or you're in a quiet area

I just had to replace my 2nd Gen Frames because an earpiece broke off. I fixed it with superglue which worked for 2 days...

I had a hard time deciding whether to reinvest, but a couple of days with my backup glasses made me realize I'm addicted.

My new Frames actually seem to have a somewhat impro

I am a fan of the Echo Frames but I may drive to the Ray Ban store today to check out the Meta while I wait for my prescription on my gen3 frames.

Edit: I just went through the pairing process repeatedly, spent some time on the chat with an Amazon rep, resetting the phone, the App and the Frames and was never able to re-pair the Frames to my Alexa App. They gave me a 15% discount on new Amazon devices in apology. After the chat, on a whim I we

I've tried out the Amazon Echo Frames, but this pair of smart sunglasses seem like the ultimate package. You get open-ear audio, voice assistant access, and even a spot in the case for an Apple AirTag to track it down. And oh yeah, the tint with the lenses can be adjusted with touch -- all in a Ray