OhO sunshine Elite Open-Ear Bluetooth Smart Glasses

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Product guide

OhO sunshine Elite Open-Ear Bluetooth Smart Glasses

OhO sunshine Elite smart glasses combine open-ear Bluetooth audio with sunglasses, for buyers who want music and phone functions without separate earbuds. The listing claims up to 10 hours of battery life, while customer feedback is mixed on sound, battery life and durability.

At a glance

Open-ear Bluetooth audio is intended for music and phone use without in-ear headphones.
The listing claims up to 10 hours of audio playback and a two-hour charge time.
The title claims UV400 protection and Z87.1 lenses. These are listing claims, not independently confirmed here.
At 34 grams according to the listing, the glasses are positioned as a lightweight wearable.

Price

£19.99Save 50%

Reference price: ~~£39.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Combines sunglasses with Bluetooth audio and phone functions, reducing the need to carry separate audio wearables.
Android and iOS devices are listed as compatible.

Cons

There is no camera or display, so these are audio-focused glasses rather than a recording or screen-equipped wearable.
Customer feedback says the sound may be unsuitable in noisy environments.

Technical specifications

20 specifications

Identity
Brand	OhO sunshine
Model	Elite

Display and video
Screen technology listed	No Display

Connectivity and controls
Wireless connection listed	Bluetooth

Power and battery
Battery life listed	10 Hours
Battery type	Lithium Ion
Battery capacity	220 Milliamp Hours
Charge time	2 Hours

Dimensions and installation
Form factor	Rectangular
Weight listed	34 Grams

Materials and protection
Water resistance listed	Water Resistant
Water resistance depth	50 Millimetres

Functions and compatibility
Supported applications	Music playback, phone function
Compatible devices	Smartphone
Compatible phone models	Android Devices, iOS Devices
GPS	No GPS
Human interface input	Microphone
Style	Classic
Colour	Blue
Target audience	Unisex-Adults

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The title claims UV400 protection and Z87.1 certification, while product details also list water resistance and a depth of 50 Millimetres. The listing does not provide supporting test or certification details, and the water-resistance level and depth are not further explained. Treat these as unconfirmed listing claims and check their relevance for your intended use. The stated 10-hour battery life is a listing claim, while customer reports on battery life and charging are mixed.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking sunglasses with open-ear Bluetooth audio for music and phone use.
Buyers who prioritise a lightweight, display-free wearable and do not need a camera.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs a built-in camera, screen or GPS.
Those relying on strong audio in noisy surroundings or requiring consistently dependable battery and charging performance.

OhO sunshine Elite Open-Ear Bluetooth Smart Glasses · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 5,181 ratings

5 stars58%58%
4 stars19%19%
3 stars7%7%
2 stars5%5%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback highlights comfort, easy pairing with phones and TVs, and perceived value. Experiences with sound quality, durability and battery life are mixed, including reports that sound is not suitable in noisy environments and that charging or longevity can disappoint. This matters for glasses whose main supported functions are Bluetooth audio and phone use, with a listed 10-hour battery claim. Feedback also notes the lack of a camera, so buyers seeking recording features should look elsewhere.

Positive themes

Customers report that the glasses are comfortable and easy to pair with phones and TVs.
Customers describe them as good value.

Negative themes

Some customers say the glasses lack a camera, which may disappoint buyers expecting recording capability.

Mixed feedback

Sound quality receives mixed feedback, with some finding it good and others saying it is unsuitable in noisy environments.
Reports on durability and battery life vary, including complaints about longevity and charging.

Frequently asked questions

Do these glasses have a camera?

No camera is specified in the listing, and customer feedback also notes the lack of a camera. They are presented as audio and phone-function glasses.

How long does the battery last?

The listing states 10 Hours of battery life and 2 Hours to charge. Customer feedback is mixed about battery life and charging, so treat the runtime as a claim rather than a guaranteed result.

Do they work with Android and iPhone?

The listing names Android Devices and iOS Devices as compatible phone models, with Bluetooth connectivity.

Are the UV and safety claims confirmed?

The title claims UV400 and Z87.1 lenses, but the supplied listing evidence does not establish independent testing or certification.