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Bose Frames review: Look better than they sound I've always been really interested in fun products — even if the product isn't remotely practical or "good" in the traditional sense. Sometimes a truly bleeding-edge device can give us a glimpse of the future, regardless of its flaws. That's what made me interested in the new Bose Frames when they were released a few weeks ago. The idea of Bose Frames is to combine sunglasses and earbuds into one product by putting directional speakers in the temple of the shades right above the ear. They are the most unusual audio gimmick I've seen in a long ...

Join / Sign In CNET editors pick the products and services we write about. When you buy through our links, we may get a commission. JLab unveils $49 alternative to Bose Frames audio sunglasses JLab Audio's JBuds Frames clip onto your existing glasses. They're like a set of true-wireless earbuds for your eyewear. Jan. 8, 2021 8:58 a.m. PT Maybe you've had your eye on Bose's second-gen Frames audio sunglasses, but you looked at the $250 (£240, AU$400) price tag and said no thanks. Well, JLab Audio will be releasing a $49 alternative this spring. The JBuds Frames are essentially open-...

These $65 Clip-On Speakers Let You Turn Any Pair of Glasses Into Earbuds Share Image: JLab Audio To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. Everyone seems desperate to strap a pair of smart glasses to their faces (or at least tech companies seem desperate to sell us on this solution), but the closest we’ve got to that right now are the $280 Bose Frames or the $US250 ($321) Amazon Echo f...

The open design doesn’t let audio get in the way of what’s going on around you.

The Echo Frames, like Amazon's now-canceled Alexa ring, was part of the company's Day 1 Editions program, but the company finally decided to move forward with it as a real product in December. Day 1 Editions is a sort of purgatory for new Amazon gadgets; products in the program aren't quite ready to be launched on a massive scale, but they're also more advanced than prototypes. I was skeptical of the $249.99 Echo Frames to say the least. As popular as Amazon's virtual assistant has become, I'm probably not alone in saying I'm feeling some Alexa fatigue. The last thing anyone really needs, I t...