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Enzriev: Where Innovation Meets Elegance
At Enzriev, we blend innovation with sophistication, crafting premium smart glasses that combine cutting-edge technology with timeless style. Featuring polarized lenses, Bluetooth speakers, and voice control, our products deliver elegance, functionality, and exceptional quality for modern living
AZdesert35
2025-08-18 11:15:12
I don’t know. Maybe I am just getting old, but a lot of this tech just doesn’t excite me anymore. I like the concept and think there is probably some limited market for these, but compared to existing solutions that are much more capable, I just don’t know that I see the need for these. The frames are ok if that’s the look you’re going for, which is why I ordered them. If you want something more modern looking, you might phase out of these sooner than later. The rails feel a little thick for my tastes, but there isn’t much you can do if you’re trying to build things into them. For me, a nice pair of ear buds will give you better sound and not annoy the people around you. The controls weren’t too difficult to manipulate. I didn’t have issues with how they paired with my device. Like most inexpensive Bluetooth devices, you’re not going to get very good range if you’re walking around your house or something. I only ran some music through them. I didn’t try holding a phone call with someone. I don’t really like talking on the phone in the first place. The build quality was good and I think they’ll hold up to normal handling. There is a nice soft case, but these should fit in most third-party hard cases you might already have. These are worth a try if you want to test the platform and see if you like that in general. If so, you’ll probably end up upgrading to something a little more premium. Since you probably can’t get Rx lenses in them, if you wear reading glasses or something, these are going to be a hassle to swap back and forth with your regular glasses.
Jean-Pierre
2025-07-24 16:35:23
There are better smart glasses out there, but if you don't want to spend a lot of money, these are very much worth considering. My first reaction when taking them out was, wow, these look great, very stylish, at least my retro style. They're like gold-tone versions very very similar to my nearsighted glasses, and a good eyeglasses shop should be able to fit them with prescription or polarized lenses. Now, the third and fourth product photos are yet more Chinese Photoshops of the product onto stock photos of face models: the glasses are not quite as big as the photos imply. Ordinarily I'd dock a star or two for that, but the glasses do look as the photos show, with quite nice and sturdy frames, and the size is as the last one shows. They also come with a synthetic leather case (the good kind you press on the end to open) and microfiber cleaning cloth, themselves worth a few bucks at a store.I'm not the biggest audiophile, but I found the speaker quality quite quite QUITE decent for this price range. Volume isn't loud loud, but I found it and fidelity very satisfactory. I tested with the "King Arthur" anime soundtrack, the "CHiPs" opening theme, and "Stand By Me" ("Boys Over Flowers" soundtrack).Note that the "smart" features aren't built-in but rather activate what is already on your phone, like voice assistant. I was wondering why you'd tap your glasses for camera control instead of just your phone's screen, but then I realized it's something I myself have never done: set up your phone on a distant stand for a group picture you're in, and you wouldn't even need to wear the glasses for the button press.The left and right sides are separate, so they power on/off separately and charge with separate cables. This can be handy if you're doing a phone call and want it in just one ear, so that you can hear with the other. The separation makes sense: the top of the frames don't wind up thicker than they are already, and it makes it safer to pop lenses in and out.
Woman Veteran
2025-05-10 10:15:56
I like bluetooth glasses and wear them in my art classes to listen to music and, if necessary, take calls. I keep them on very low because I don't want to bother others nor do I need them in my business. The sound is decent at low volume, but it gets a bit distorted at higher volumes. My beef is with the arms and controlling the device. It's a great challenge to hit exactly the right spot on either of the arms to turn it off, on, and adjust the volume. I have been using my phone volume buttons because it's such a challenge. Also, these arms are quite thick. They tend to make my ears a bit sore unless I rotate them out with another pair or take them off. The charger is a split Y type cable, with magnets attaching to the inside of each arm. You have to catch the correct arm, as the magnetic chargers aren't interchangeable between the arms. The thickness of the arms adds to the bulk of the glasses, and overall they're functional but not comfortable enough to wear more than an hour or so.
Ithinkthereforeiam
2025-04-28 14:53:31
This pair of Bluetooth smart glasses fits me a little big, but the nose piece is adjustable. The sound quality is mediocre, but I didn’t expect too much since they’re not noise-canceling. I can tolerate the sound quality because I don’t have to wear wireless earbuds that strain my ears. They work as both sunglasses and a way to listen to music. At first, they felt a bit bulky, but after wearing them for a while, I got used to it. Overall, they’re not too bad.
TKM
2024-12-24 17:32:03
I bought these out of curiosity more than anything.Pairing to my phone was easy, and once I got used to where the buttons are, they're easy to turn on/off. The mic pics up well enough for phone calls in quiet areas, but in noisier environments, it picks up background noise. If you're spoiled to ANC, you may be disappointed.Sound quality is about what you'd expect. Slightly better than if you took earbuds and just held them near your ears without putting them in. Also worth being aware that your audio can be heard by those around you.My biggest complaints are:1-proprietary charging cable. I avoid products with special cables when possible. These glass were a novelty purchase to try out the concept, so I made an exception, but more cables to keep up with is a negative for me.2-They're simply blue-blocking clear lenses, so not sunglasses like advertised.
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