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Anker is the latest manufacturer to join the race to create smart glasses that could see wider mainstream adoption. Today, the company’s Soundcore sub-brand launched the Soundcore...

The Snapchat Spectacles came in 2016 with a lot of hype but turned out to be a bloated bubble that ultimately burst. While Snapchat users…

It costs $199 on its own, which already seems a bit steep for anyone that doesn't need blue light filtering. Check out our Razer Anzu review.

Amazon Echo Frames review: About as useful as an Echo Dot taped to your forehead Amazons Alexa has been put into basically every product imaginable from smoke detectors to toilets. The goal, apparently, is to get Alexa into as many places as possible, so putting Alexa in glasses seemed like the next logical step. Amazon Echo Frames bring Alexa even closer and make it easier to access by putting it right on your face. While the Amazon Echo Frames are cool, they lack the audio quality Id expect f...

Best audio sunglasses and glasses 2021: Bose, Huawei and more Looking for glasses that pack in headphones? Heres whats on offer right now Wareable is reader-powered. If you click through using links on the site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Tuesday April 6, 2021 @michaelsawh While weve become most fascinated and intrigued by the prospect of smartglasses that put screens in front of our eyes, a new trend has taken a fresh approach to sma...

Affordable Bose Frame Alternative is Here: JLab JBuds Frames Hands-on Review By Sam Campbell Hands-on with the JLab JBuds Frames (Photo: IBTimes, Jeff Li) Ever since CES 2021, the JLab JBuds Frames have caught our attention. Its JLab teams response to Bose Frames as well as Amazons Echo Frames, and you can almost hear them say: "You forgot the golden rule of design: KISS - Keep It Simple, Silly". The JBuds Frames also match its simple design with a price thats significantly more affordabl...

The best open-ear headphones for bike riding Hear traffic and also podcasts If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Share this story Like many people, I have spent much of the pandemic rekindling my love of bike riding. When I’m out, I usually want to be able to listen to something as I’m riding so I don’t get too bored. The problem, of course, is that blocking noise from the outside world is a very bad idea when you’re on a bik...

With blue light filtering and reduced audio lag for improved video conference calls, these $200 smart glasses might actually be worth buying.

I know, I know. Another pair of open-ear audio smart glasses? Were the Bose Frames, Echo Frames, and JLab JBuds not enough? Nope. Not according to

Razer Anzu Smart Glasses have launched in the US and come with blue light filter. They are open-ear audio glasses that have touch controls and Bluetooth connectivity. The glasses will compete with similar smart glasses from Bose and Amazon.