How does Bose alto work?

The glasses sound amazingly good for what they are. Two small speakers sit in the frame just in front of your ears. The music is directed straight to your ear through small speaker grilles, while cancelling sound is projected out into the world. The result is a sound leakage of about 1%, according to Bose.

Can you talk on the phone with Bose sunglasses?

Yes, you can talk on the phone using your Bose frames. All you have to do is press the button on the right side of the lens to answer calls.

Can people around you hear Bose sunglasses?

Just download the Bose Connect app and press the button on your sunglasses. You’ll hear a voice telling you which device it’s connected to and what your battery percentage is. The connectivity is also really fast.

Can you hear Bose sunglasses?

They’re able to listen to music or a podcast without anyone noticing. Thanks to the angle of the speakers, you’ll hear lifelike sound you’d never expect from sunglasses, while others around you hear practically nothing — even if they’re sitting or standing pretty close to you.

How do you answer a call on Bose sunglasses?

The microphone and the button to control all call functions are located on the right temple.

Press once to answer a call.
Press once to end a call.
Press and hold for 1 second to decline an incoming call.
While on a call, press once to answer a second incoming call and put the current call on hold.

What are Bluetooth audio sunglasses?

If you’d prefer to not air your audio out for everyone to hear, these earbud-based Bluetooth audio sunglasses from PHEVOS provide a set of earbuds that will channel sound directly into your ears. Constructed with a sporty frame that’s great for running or cycling, they provide stable comfort for day-long activities.

What are audio sunglasses?

Music without earbuds looks and sounds surprisingly good, making these smart glasses the antithesis of Google Glass. The Bose Frames look like a regular set of sunglasses, with nylon frames and user-replaceable lenses, but hides sensors and speakers in the arms.