Bose Frames won't replace your sunglasses and they won't replace your headphones. They fit somewhere in between, and that's difficult to reconcile if you live in a city. Super styling.

Bose clearly took the criticism to heart because the second-generation Bose Frames now feature up to 5.5 hours of battery life. This is a significant upgrade — almost 50% more, but we still have ...

Back in 2018, Bose released its first set of glasses — that is, sunglasses with speakers in them. Apparently, the company thought this was an idea worth pursuing, as today it announced three ...

The second-generation of Bose's audio sunglasses, which lack augmented reality features. Price. $250. Like. Better battery life. Decent sound quality. Comfortable to wear. Can get prescription lenses.

The Bose Tempo sunglasses, meanwhile, are made for sport; they feature TR90 material that makes them flexible, durable, and lightweight, as well as TPE temple tips and spring hinges.

Bose launched a new audio product in late 2018, in the shape of two pairs of sunglasses equipped with tiny speakers and a microphone. And clearly the company has had some success with them as ...

My Bose Frames Soprano sunglasses play music, take phone calls, and make me feel like a boss. MENU. 10/10 Recommend. My Favorite Cat-Eye Sunglasses Can Also Play Music.

Bose Frames 2020 review: These audio sunglasses rock A lot of people aren't sure what to make of the Bose Frames audio sunglasses. For 2020, the line has been updated and expanded to include three ...

The Tempo, Tenor and Soprano join the Bose's existing Alto and Rondo Frames. The new models all cost $250 or $50 more than the original Frames.

Bose is expanding its lineup of Frames audio sunglasses with three new pairs. The Frames Tenor and Soprano are style-focused, while the Frames Tempo are meant for outdoor use like biking or hiking.