CatXQ Smart Glasses with Wireless Bluetooth and IP5 Waterproof Rating

Minn0: My job entailed being ready for customer interaction and not much else. A lot ofnstanding around and waiting for someone to walk by. But we're not allowed to look distracted, so no reading or watching things to pass the time. I was actually going crazy. These glasses frankly saved my life. The blue blockers helps keep my migraines at bay due to awful florescent lighting and nowni can listen to my audiobooks and podcasts while sitting and waiting for something to happen. The instructions say battery power is 4 hours of play but I've gotten up to 6 one day.. bless these glasses and the manufacturers thereof

United States on Sep 02, 2023

畑野薫: 草刈機での時目を保護する為購入。骨伝導ではない為草刈り中は殆ど聞こえない。

Japan on Jul 22, 2023

Amazon Customer: The sound out of these is "ok".
Very thin feeling and easily overpowered by other sounds.

I wouldn't say they are bone conduction either.
On actual bone conduction devices, you can put your finger near the speakers and you can feel the vibration.

These glasses just have small speakers near the ears.

For the novelty, they are fun to use.
For everything else, they are pretty cheap

Canada on May 29, 2023

Cindy B: I didn't like that the frames wore out in less than a month. I had to buy another pair that was made much better than this pair. Sound quality was also very poor. Waste of my money.

United States on May 28, 2023

yasu_wintermuteyasu_wintermute: 語学学習用に長時間フレーズを聴くために、負担が少なく、耳をふさがなくてよいものを探していたところ、試してみるにはお手頃な値段であったので、とりあえず購入してみることに。

＊音質はどうしようもない。（音楽を聴くには向かない）
＊音量を眼鏡のフレームで変えられない。出力側（スマホなど）を変更するのが面倒。
＊充電時のコードがすぐ外れる。磁石が弱すぎ。なので100均でかもい用のフックを買ってきて、フック部分を切り取って写真のように充電コードとフレームを優しくカシメてます。
＊スマホとかとのペアリングは特に問題ありません。
＊眼鏡が少し大きすぎるのか、しっくりと来ない。あとフレームが硬くて長時間はちょっとつらいかも。

あまりお勧めはできない.....ですかね。

Japan on Mar 21, 2023

どっかのだれかどっかのだれか: 仕事中にYouTubeでラジオ系動画や音楽を聴くのに使っています。
音質は良くないです。AirPodsとかと比べると全然音質は比べ物になりません。

しかし、見た目は普通のメガネなのでバレずに音楽などを聴けるのは良いです。

一度スマホと繋げれば以降は電源を入れるだけでベアリングされます。これは便利です。

日本人のレビューが少なかったので画像も追加しておきました。

Japan on Jan 10, 2023

Aquilah Davis: Pros: exactly what I asked for. They’re good if you need an hands free option that’s an alternative to headphones. The audio is clear enough. They have a bit of a tint so they can be used on a sunny day. The Bluetooth signal is pretty far
Cons: there’s a tint when in the photos they appear to be clear. The audio is only decent if you’re in a quiet place (can’t drive with the windows down or be in a warehouse). They’re so big with no way to bend or adjust them that they constantly slide off if you’re moving at all. The buttons to change songs, play/pause, and turn it on/off aren’t sensitive enough to use, I have to grab my device to do anything.
I’ve had them for about a month and I’m looking into a better quality pair. Only get them if you can’t afford anything else.

United States on Nov 11, 2022

customer: First of all this is not bon conducting glasses, just open speakers. After using two months one speaker not working, no service available.

India on Aug 25, 2022

The One CustomerThe One Customer: Catxq glasses vs. Anzu smart glasses.

Okay let me start off by saying I did not buy these glasses at full price. I got the Catxq glasses for $25 and the Anzu smart glasses for $39. I'll go over what price I believe you should buy these at by the end of the review. I also have no interest in the touch controls or sunglass lenses, so I wont be writing about that.

Sound quality

Quality wise the Catzq glasses have a clear defined sound, but volume is lacking and bass is non existent. Kinda like your hopes of every finding someone that truly loves you. The Anzu glasses are heavily bass and volume centered in compromise to clear sound. They also suffer from a 1959 Ford Exhibit sound, if you know you know. In other words put a box on your head, turn the bass all the way up, and play a song on your phone, that's what they sound like.
The Anzu glasses are waaay louder there's no question there. They would be preferred when in loud environments, while the Catxq would be for quieter places.

(I found that after using the Anzu glasses for an hour I started to get a headache from the bass just overpowering everything. After going to my music setting and turning...

United States on Jun 24, 2022

MJ: I can’t remember exactly how much I paid for these and I’m too lazy to back out of this screen to check, but it was around $35. What a deal. The description said the battery life is 6 hours, so I immediately assumed it would last 2 hours listening to music nonstop because I’m a pessimist. It actually lasts 6 hours. I use these at work and listen to them from the moment I walk in until the moment they die and it really is right around 6 hours. And a quick 30 minute charge on my lunch is enough to get the glasses through the rest of the shift no problem. If you’re listening in a fairly loud warehouse type of environment, podcasts aren’t really loud enough to hear, but music works out just fine. For being an open ear product, sound quality is what you would expect—not great. There’s no bass obviously but it gets the job done. I haven’t taken a phone call on them, but I’m sure it’s decent quality. After reading several reviews before deciding on these glasses, I took the advice of another reviewer to never fold the arms of the glasses in as they will break. I have only accidentally closed them once and they're very tight when doing so, which one would think is a...

United States on Oct 16, 2021