Smart Sunglasses with Wireless Temple Speakers

Product Detailed Description

The object is a pair of dark-tinted sunglasses whose temples carry the sound set. Each temple holds a speaker angled toward the ear, joined to a frame moulded from a flexible polymer that bends at the hinge rather than staying rigid. Pressing a button on the temple handle starts or stops a call and moves through playback. Charging comes from a magnetic dock that seats against the frame instead of a plug you must line up. On the shelf the glasses sit with cases and caps, and the buyer hands them to anyone who wants music while still hearing the street, the counter or the workshop floor.

• Speakers set into each temple send sound toward the ear while leaving both ears open to the room
• A button on the temple handle runs calls and playback, so a fingertip covers what the wearer adjusts
• The frame is moulded from a flexible polymer that bends at the hinge rather than staying rigid
• A magnetic dock seats against the temple to charge the glasses, with no plug to align or port to expose
• The audio modules clip onto existing mirror legs, letting a buyer keep the same frame and swap the sound set