JLab JBuds Frames Wireless Open-Ear Earbuds, Black, EBFRAMESRBLK124

These JBuds Bluetooth frames are absolutely my most favorite new accessory now. I don't like wearing earbuds in my ears and I don't like other types of headphones either. With these Jbuds I slip them on my glasses that I have on all the time anyway and then I'm good to go with great sound quality and no aggravation. These are great.

These are great if you are like me and can't handle earbuds for a long period or have issues keeping them in. At first I wasn't sure if they were going to stay on my thicker plastic frames because it bent the hooks outward some and didn't fit all the way on my but when it's positioned against your head, it holds it in place pretty well. Sound is great and feels like you are just listening with a normal Bluetooth speaker but it's your own personal one right by your ears. I like that I can still hear my surroundings while listening too, but can walk from room to room and still have my music. Great audio and microphone for calls too! The only thing I don't like about the design is that the hooks that go over your glasses flair out towards your face for some reason. It doesn't help them stay on the glasses at all and just makes it easy to snag your hair when taking them off. Plus it could be a little thicker opening to sit flush on glasses. Pros: -No ear buds in ear -Great sound -Great for music AND calls Easy to pair/use Cons: -Hook flairs towards face and snags hair -Space not quite big enough for thicker frames Overall I would recommend and don't think the cons should keep you from getting them because they still stayed on well and you may not have as thick of frames anyway. Just take them off of the frames before taking off your glasses or be careful not to catch your hair.

These audio speakers work well; nice sound and bass. You can use one or both and there are adjustments for pause, volume, etc. right on the units. The packaging is very nice; the instructions are located under the lid which were easy to miss. They are lightweight and clipped right onto my reading glasses. They come with rubber stops for very thin metal glasses. They were simple to pair and the black color blends in nicely so they don't stand out. An audible voice tells you how much charge is left when you turn them on which is very helpful. They come with the charger, carrying pouch and extra rubber stops. I would recommend this to anyone who doesn't like the buds inside their ear; also good for people who share units as they do not go inside the ear.

They came fully charged so I started to use them right away. At full volume outside I didn't get 8 hours of play time but they outlasted my phone. My frames don't allow the usage of the little sleeve. Be careful as I lost a sleeve when I was getting them out of the pouch. My frames cause the clips to bend in towards your temple but doesn't scratch. First off these are not Bose speakers so you don't get those strong bass sounds or some of the other audio levels some maybe looking for. Working in the yard these were great. They will come off if you are sweating and move your glasses. The sound quality for phone calls was good. No distortion heard on either end of the conversation. Sound does bleed so if you are in a quiet office you'll need to keep the volume low or you could annoy those that annoy you. The magnets on the set and charging cord will only allow you to connect them one way so no worries of charging them incorrectly and possibly damaging them. Pros: Compact size Quality audio unless you want High Fidelity, then not for you. Phone communication works great Cons: Clips don't fit thicker frames well allowing for them to slide or fall off since the sleeves don't work with heavier frames since the sleeves won't fit.

The JLab JBuds Frames Wireless Open-Ear Audio for eyeglasses is very innovative and useful. The JLab JBuds kit comes with a JBuds Frames Earbuds, Charging Cable, 4x Silicone Secure-fit Sleeves, Travel Pouch. The JBuds Frames Earbuds are labeled “L” and “R” so you know which temple to attach them to on your eyeglasses. If the temples on you eyeglasses are of substantial thickness the JBuds Frames Earbuds will attach snuggly directly to your eyeglass temples. If the temples on your eyeglasses are thinner JLabs includes 4 Silicone Secure-fit Sleeves to put on your eyeglass temples which make for a snug fit to eyeglasses with thinner temples. The Charging Cable that comes with the JBuds Frames Earbuds kit attaches to the JBuds Frames Earbuds with magnets and plugs into a USB for charging the earbuds. The kit also includes a Travel Pouch that will carry the JBuds Frames Earbuds, Charging Cable and 4 Silicone Secure-fit Sleeves. I found the JBuds Frames Earbuds are comfortable to wear and being my eyeglasses have thin temples I had to use the Silicone Secure-fit Sleeves. The sound quality from the JBuds Frames Earbuds is very good and easy to hear. The volume is controlled by a button on the earbud and the buttons are also used to turn the JBuds Frames Earbuds on and off. The JBuds Frames Earbuds use Bluetooth to pair the JBuds Frames Earbuds to audio devices you may want to listen to. Pairing to my smart phone was easy and it worked great. A couple of things that I had an issue with occurred when I was working in my garage and I slightly bumped the JBuds Frames Earbuds into something and it popped off my eyeglass temple. I also think that JLab should include 8 Silicone Secure-fit Sleeves in the kit as I have regular glasses and sunglasses and I would like to just swap the JBuds Frames Earbuds between both pair of glasses without having to move the Secure-fit Sleeves to use the JBuds Frames Earbuds between my regular glasses and my sunglasses. Overall the JBuds Frames Earbuds JLab JBuds Frames Wireless Open-Ear Audio for eyeglasses it a great innovation and for me it is much more comfortable to use than sticking traditional earbuds into my ears.

I wish there was an option to have a tighter fit, my metal women's glasses are way too small for these headphones. They hang on but with little form, they slide back and forth so easily and have fallen off when I bent over. I'm sure for the plastic frame glasses they'd be perfect, even for men's glasses, but they're way too big for mine. The sound is fine, I like being able to hear what's going on around me still. I would say if you love to blast your music in public I wouldn't wear these, on high volume they can be disturbing in more formal/quiet settings. Overall not for me but I could see several of the men in my life loving these.

The JLAB JBUDS have great sound and are easy to control. The charging cord is very short but would work well plugging into a laptop. They are compatible with both music and phone calls. Each Jbud has a control button and microphone. Easily connects with Bluetooth independently or together. They come with a very nice thick storage/ soft cloth carry bag. Instructions state they are universal fit to any type of regular glasses. However, they would not fit mine. The clips were extremely loose on my shafts which are metal. They do provide very small sleeves to make them a tighter fit but they would not slide over the ends of my frames or my husband's. When I tried to adjust the sound the JBUDS flipped off my frame. As always I recommend you try them yourself to see if they are right for you. These JBUDS work with both Android and Apple.

I had the opportunity to utilize JBuds Frames Wireless Audio for your Glasses consistently for two-weeks.  This is a product that initially intimidated me,  as it seemed like such a "techy" product.  However, upon setup and initial use, I found the JBuds to be fairly easy to navigate.  These frames fit my standard everyday sunglasses without a hitch.  Simply make sure side clips are lined up with frame edge and slide on. Navigation of the modular buttons for music and call control presented me with a bit of a learning curve, although once I tried all commands a handful of times, I had no issues operating my JBuds.   If I'm being honest, it felt odd to have these devices on my sunglasses, initially.  However, after a few uses, the novelness and size of the buds dissipated.  Sound quality is on par with what I expected from a product that isn't directly in the ear-- average. I found that my variety of music, ranging from pop to rock to hip/hop and electronic, all just seemed to be flat-sounding.  Despite JBuds boost component,  I found most of my music to lack in bass/treble.  This being said, JLabs to infact play audible music that is clear enough enough hear in a quiet environment.   I am unsure how well sound would carry from device to ear in louder settings,  setting with background noise or while used during rigorous exercise.  I do love the JBuds ability to act as a caller to my smart assistant, and do find these audio frames to be perfectly adequate for making phone calls.  I found battery life to be around 6-hours in 60% volume, which works well for my personal needs.   Overall, I would say the performance of Jlabs JBuds are average.  The concept of this product is really neat, but I think sound quality and permeation stand to be improved.

These are a cool idea...but the main, most important problem with them is they won't stay in place on the arms of my sunglasses no matter which rubber attachments I use... I think if the hooks were curved, maybe then they would stay where you put them...? It's too easy to bump them and then they get loose and move, or fall off. On the plus side, they sound pretty good and easily connect to the Bluetooth on your device.

JLab frames audio pieces are just horrible. These are very big and bulky they do not like to stay on my frames even from the biggest plastic arms to the skinniest metal arm frames that I own. They weigh my glasses down so much that my plastic frames have slid off my face and fell to the ground. The volume goes from being unreasonably loud to being very quiet. Overall they are not something that I like using.