Echo Frames (2nd Gen) | Smart glasses with open-ear audio and Alexa | Modern Tortoise with prescription ready frames
$249.99
Hands-free with Alexa – Make calls, listen to podcasts or Audible books, set reminders, add to your to-do lists, get the news, or control your smart home.
Open-ear audio with Auto Volume – Echo Frames direct sound to your ears while minimizing what others around you can hear. Plus, with Auto Volume they automatically adjust volume based on the noise level of your environment in real time.
VIP Filter – Customize which notifications to receive from the contacts and apps on your phone that matter most to you. Top Contact option will enable calling to your top VIP with just a single press and hold of the touchpad to give you a more convenient and seamless way to stay in touch.
All-day wear – Echo Frames are lightweight and comfortable. They are IPX4 splash-resistant for water and sweat and are available in prescription ready frames, polarized sunglass lenses with UV400 protection or blue light filtering lenses.
Battery life – Get over 2 hours of talk time, Alexa interactions, and media playback over a 14-hour day. Or, up to 4 hours of nonstop listening on a full charge.
Does even more – Supports access to Google Assistant and Siri from a compatible device.
Designed to protect your privacy – Microphones are designed to respond to the voice of the person wearing the frames and turn off with the double-press of a button. Amazon is not in the business of selling your personal information to others.
Customers say
Customers find the smart glasses easy to set up and appreciate their functionality, working well with smart products and calls. The glasses look like regular ones and are comfortable to wear, though some find them too big for their face. The sound quality receives mixed feedback – while some say they hear exceptionally well, others note they tend to be quiet. The battery life and Alexa integration also get mixed reviews, with some saying it lasts a good while while others find it drains quickly, and while the Alexa features are well-integrated, some find it difficult to use for calls. The value for money receives negative feedback, with customers describing them as not worth the investment.
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