We look at the latest product aiming to capture the audio glasses market, if there is one. See more about Fauna products here.
We are seeing a few products aimed at this potential user case. We chose our words carefully because when we urged our various testers to try them out, there was a dialogue about just because you can have audio sunglasses, does that mean that you should. There was certainly a degree of hesitancy about the look and feel of them.
Personally we felt they were kinda funky in a sort of European chic sort of way. But equally, from our testers not all of them were convinced, and some felt that the tech needed to drive the music, while smaller than some previous iterations, was still perhaps slightly over prominent.
The charging box and case for the glasses was snug and worked well, once you worked out which way to put the glasses back into it. Overall there is a lot of sleekness and good design going on with these glasses, the sound is good too. It just seems like we are in the middle of a battle between wireless ear buds and other ways to listen to music. Personally we would prefer if it came from sunglasses, as these seem less likely to fall off your face than ear buds might be to fall out of your ears. However it seems like the jury is still out on this one among our in house testers here at Irish Tech News.
More about the product
Fauna are designer glasses with open ear sound technology inside. Supporting you in the most pleasant way possible in your everyday life: By providing you with additional acoustic content. They are comfortable to wear thanks to high-quality acetate and bluelight filter. Top notch USound Mems technology makes the design discrete and the user interface easy to handle.
Whether you are walking, riding a bike or driving by car, you can listen to audio safely while doing so. The design of Fauna enables you to listen to music, podcasts, or audiobooks while being conscious of your environment. Fauna is a designer audio eyewear brand that creates fashionable eyewear which delivers crystal clear sound. These high-end, water-resistant audio glasses are made of high-quality materials with a 2-way sound system for crystal clear sound.
The first audio glasses without chunky temples that actually look like glasses, the revolutionary product protects a wearer’s eyes from sun or blue light whilst providing a vivid sound when listening to music, audiobooks or watching a movie with integrated microphones for voice assistants and making phone calls.
The tiny lightweight micro speakers and microphones are integrated into the frames of Fauna glasses, giving hours of great audio without compromising on comfort. The audio module in each temple and each module includes a patented MEMS microspeaker, an electrodynamic speaker, a touch-pad, associated electronics and a battery.
Two microphones are also integrated into the right temple with beam-forming and echo cancelling. The temples remain slim and lightweight despite all the electronics inside with both glasses weighing just 50g.
The range have high-quality Italian acetate frames with adjustable temple lengths, a standard in the eyewear industry and optimal for fit and wearing comfort. Fauna Audio Glasses come with a charging case that allows re-charging of the glasses on the go up to 5 times and connects via Bluetooth with a smartphone or PC; a specific app is not required. The glasses are controlled by touching and swiping on the temples.
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