WMA + MP3 Player Sunglasses 2GB - Stereo Sound Effect

I was so psyched to get these, they would have been perfect for my daily walks but I shouldn't have gotten my hopes up. It doesn't support anything later than XP. I tried to email the seller to see if there was a work-around but received this message from Amazon:Your e-mail(s) to XiTech (ny4vsj49yq1bs6t@marketplace.amazon.com) cannot be delivered because there was a problem with the recipient's email system. The recipient can still view the message in their message center on Amazon.com, but they will not receive it by e-mail. We apologize for the inconvenience.For answers to any further questions please visit our online help:There are two songs already on it, so I was able to test it a little. The sound was great and the ear pieces are adjustable to fit just about any angle. As far as the Blue Film you are supposed to remove.. GOOD LUCK! It really seems as if the blue is permanent. I tried and tried to figure out how to remove it and was so frustrated I wanted to toss them in the trash. But I read someones suggestion to scrape a spot with your thumbnail until you get it to bubble up. You will be using some elbow grease to do it, it is not a delicate piece of film you just peel off, it is pretty stuck on.I didn't expect much for the price but I did expect to be able to use it at least once. I gave it two stars because the sound was good and the speakers were adjustable and comfortable.

I bought these for $14 dollars. My friend also bought a pair. We love them. I excepted cheap sunglasses for $14 let alone crappy music. I use these for running and the headphones don't sound bad. They don't have the greatest highs, mids, and lows but for heavens sake you are using them while being active. They get louder than I can listen to them and they keep their charge for over five hours. They feel very light and at first I thought that they would fall apart because they were so light. But, after having them for two months and being hard on them they still have not broken. If the lens feels loose that is because they flip up. However, when I run the lens do not move and they are very comfortable to use for a long period of time. The only issue I have is the ear pieces felt uncomfortable in my ears when I first used them because I was not use to having earbuds in my ears. I have since bought six pairs and so far everyone I have given them to have liked them and not had any issues.

I bought these for listening to my favorite tunes while riding my motorcycle. I took them to Sturgis this year. Not only are they great on the bike, but very relaxing around the campsite and walking around town. The multi-way adjustable ear buds fit great and stay in the ear, and provide great sound. The controls are easy to use and provide all the functionality you need. The built-in 2GB of memory allows for a lot of mp3 tunes. The battery last for several hours of listening, and recharges pretty quickly. Very comfortable on my ugly mug too. Best thing I have bought for myself in years, great value for the money.

I received my sunglasses mp3 player today. Downloading music was easy enough but now it won't play. So far I have gotten it to play one song but if I touch any of the buttons-it stops and won't start back. The instructions are horrible! All they explain is how to pair it to your phone but no explanation whatsoever on how to use the mp3 functions which is the main reason I bought it. Very disappointed so far. I hope I can change this review later but the instructions or lack there of along with it not working warrants no stars but I had to give it one because the glasses look nice I guess.Ok! Updated to 3 stars. Finally got them to work. I finally had to delete all the music I had downloaded on them and reload by dragging from itunes to the F: drive. A little inconvenient to do it this way but the other way (using windows media player) apparently overloaded it. They sound great now that they are working but I can only give 3 stars right now due to the poor, poor instructions or lack thereof.

Being these were bought for a christmas present or stocking stuffer, I can not attest to the duration of time the will hold up. I own a pair of oakley thump pros and these sound almost as good. They are plenty loud and seem to be sturdy enough. The only thing that is a little weird is the volume controlls. You have to hold down the skip track buttons to raise or lower the sound. Other than that I am sure my son will love these and finally leave mine alone.... lol. All and all well woth the price you pay. If my oakleys break tomorrow I would replace them with these no doubt.

I got these while dealing with a broken iPod this passed summer. Im a collegiate runner and was in high training volume and used them for the better half of the summer, and intermittently on solo runs during fall and early winter. After all this time they still work, which is no small feat as I am the sweatiest runner any of my teammates have ever met. (This is the cause of all the broken ipods). Also it came loaded with some K-Pop song and Brittany Spears "I Wanna Go" which is both hilarious and still on there mixed in with my running playlist.

For $15, my expectations were low. I was pleasantly surprised! They are very comfortable. The sound quality is great. My PC instantly recognized the glasses. It's so easy to drag and drop MP3 files to the glasses. The three buttons work as described. I don't see the green "on" light - only red, but the glasses work. I'm buying more as Christmas gifts. Note: You must remove the DRM from any protected iTunes files. Then, convert them to MP3. Use M4A to MP3 conversion software (not included) to convert hundreds of files to MP3 and then drag and drop to the glasses. It's that simple!