#glasses with built in speakers

At a glance, they look like a regular pair of glasses with slightly thicker temples. Even then, the added thickness impressively feels restrained considering there are speakers, batteries, and electronics built into the frame. It fits well with Xiaomi’s positioning of the Mijia Smart Audio Glasses as lifestyle-focused eyewear rather than a novelty gadget. I used the glasses while riding along EDSA with a helmet. For video meetings and hands-free calls, this is where the glasses feel purpose-built. With a mix of calls, music, media playback, and general daily use, I still had around 35% battery remaining after three days, based on the Xiaomi Glasses App. If you want a discreet way to stay connected throughout the day without blocking your ears, the Mijia Smart Audio Glasses are easy to recommend. The interface feels clean and easy to navigate with Samsung's usual customization options, useful tools, and ecosystem features built in. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses Review" and "Samsung Galaxy A27 5G Review".