Lucyd Lyte: Audio Sunglasses with Bluetooth Smart Technology

Diana OrtizDiana Ortiz: Me gusta que son livianas pero las patas son muy anchas y no tiene buen soporte no se ajustan bien a las orejas

United States on May 31, 2023

fanbuy31: I have the Bose Rondo and Soprano, so I can’t help but compare the Lucyd to those. The Lucyd glasses have really bad audio leakage, whereas the Bose do not. My daughter and I can walk around the neighborhood listening to the Bose and hear only each other and not the other person’s music, but after only having the Lucyds a few hours, I am not sure that will be possible with these.

I bought these because they were white and both the Bose that I have are black. I also do not like the polarized lenses. The Bose Soprano have these as well and it makes it hard to see your phone screen. Its bad on my eyes. I did buy the extra lenses for the Lucyds, so I plan to try them out.

I have a small face (woman) and these don’t push back on my face well. The Bose Soprano is the same, but the Rondo, which are shaped like the Lucyds I bought fit the best for a small face. I feel the Lucyds slip a lot and if I bend over, I would be afraid they might fall off.

The first time I connected the Lucyds to my iPhone, it said “connected “, but when I went to the Amazon Music app, music played out of my phone instead. I had to go back to phone settings and click to connect a...

United States on Jul 16, 2022

Cryptologic: I have had these for about 10 months now and use them everyday. I had my optometrist put prescription lenses in them. I work from home and spend a lot of time on the phone or on video conference calls. I used to just wear a Bluetooth earpiece but just got tired of having that in my ear all day so I thought I'd try these. I believe I made a good choice. Since I wear glasses all the time anyway, having the Bluetooth built in for phone calls is a no-brainer. Sound quality and strength is good and I don't have any issues hearing anyone. While the sound quality for music isn't as good as an in-ear Bluetooth headset it's pretty good.

Customer service is great as well. I recently had one of the arms break off the frame. They had a one year warranty and Luycd sent me a new pair within days of contacting them. I just popped my prescription lenses out of the old glasses and put them in the new frame no problem.

United States on Jul 03, 2022

jmagee77jmagee77: I picked up the LYTE Darkside glasses about a month ago.
after trying out some cheaper Bluetooth glasses at work.
I wanted a every day pair that actually looked good.
After an eye appointment I had my new prescription put in them.
I work on a freight dock currently and we can't have earbuds. these have been great. I don't even have to go max volume to hear a podcast with all the fork trucks driving around and I can still hear people around me too.
I recently did a zoom interview with them along with some phone calls and the sound was great.
listening to music you're not going to get low ends like with earbuds or headphones but it's a great alternative.
with my new job I'm going to I'll have to be hands free so these will be perfect for phone calls when needed.
I've even used them hiking. in the past I would have never done this because I need to hear everything going on around me. with these glasses I still can.
Battery life has been great.
I can listen to podcasts and music at high volume for 6 hours and only be at 60%
lower volume lasts even longer.
I have a decently large head (7 3/4 fitted hat) and these have been very comfortable to wear...

United States on Apr 17, 2022

Adi: The media could not be loaded.  I'm gonna list the pros and cons of this thing because they are worth mentioning, but the cons make it almost not worth it.

Pros:
1. They are comfortable and stylish. I have a relatively large head, but the style suits my face shape. They are a bit tight on the sides, but that's not something that can be manipulated or controlled on my end. The lenses themselves block a good amount of sunlight as well, as you would hope, although oddly enough I find myself seeing my own reflection on the inside a little too often (as in, I can see my own eye). I guess while you're busy working and focusing on other things it's ignorable, though.
2. They are barely noticable as a pair of electronic equipment from far away. The sides are thin and inconspicuous to the wandering eye, aside from the back of the arms that jet out a bit further than most glasses. The buttons underneath the arms is a refreshing touch; nearly everything nowadays sports some kind of touch controls so having something as reliable as a button is really helpful in avoiding any accidental volume changes or pausing.
3. The sound quality is surprisingly not that bad. Of...

United States on Mar 08, 2021