The Bose Frames Review

 

The Bose Frames is an outstanding audio wearable available for $199.99 only. There is a lot to know about these sunglasses, so let’s take a brief overview of the device.

Sound Quality

The Bose Frames produce very pleasant sounds and feature a few fantastic micro-speakers at the bottom edge of the frame arms and just above your ears. It produces very detailed sounds, and I’m sure you will be satisfied with the sound quality. The best thing about the Bose Frames is that it lets you adjust the sound level very easily, and even when the speakers are at full volume, the sounds don’t bother others; which means nobody can listen to what you are listening to even if they are just a few feet away from you. Additionally, the device comes with noise-canceling technology that works quite decently.

Call Quality

The Bose Frames is Bluetooth wireless-enabled and supports iOS as well as Android. The device is even miked and completely ready for hands-free phone calling. It also has support for Google Assistant as well as Siri operations. The built-in microphone works very nicely, and you sound very good to the listener while calling. On the other hand, the person you talk to sounds very up-close and nice. So you won’t face any glitches while making a call.

Controls

The Bose Frames has a single multi-function button that is located on the right arm of the device. You can single, double, or triple-tap the button to turn on, open the microphone for commands, jump ahead or back a track, and pause or play music. You can even control the device with the connected app or voice commands. Additionally, the device lets you initiate, answer, and juggle two phone calls using the same button, you just need to do some practice, and you will be good to do all the stuff. The Frames can be shut down very easily; you just need to flip the Frames upside down.

Design

The sunglasses are quite smaller and lightweight. It’s available in various color options, including Rose Gold, Mirrored Silver lenses, or Blue Gradient, along with UVA and UVB protection. You can even get polarized lenses, but for this, you will have to spend an additional $10. The company offers various other add-ons as well that you can buy if you want. You can get bifocal or progressive lenses for an additional $169, photochromic lenses for $59, and many others.

Performance

Along with the great speakers, the device boasts a gyroscope at the core, a companion software, and a direction sensing/steering circuit. The sunglasses even feature augmented reality tech that works flawlessly.

Now let’s move to the device’s battery performance. The Bose Frames can last up to 4 hours on a single charge if you listen to music at a moderate level. Otherwise, in standby mode, the Bose Frames can last up to 12 hours on a single charge. It has a magnetically attached USB charging cable that takes approximately 2.5 hours to fully charge the battery.

Conclusion

The Bose Frames is a great device that gives you pretty decent sound quality along with a variety of features. The sunglasses work very nicely. Honestly, it’s a great audio wearable, and you should consider it for buying.

Source: The Bose Frames Review .