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VOCALSKULL Alien Bone Conduction Audio Glasses for Myopia, Hyperopia and Astigmatism

Name: VOCALSKULL Alien Bone Conduction Audio Glasses for Myopia, Hyperopia and Astigmatism
Rating: 4.6 (9 reviews)

Regular price: $169.95 USD
Sale price: $169.95 USD
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VOCALSKULL is now providing prescription lenses for our Alien bone conduction glasses.

Kodak™ prescription lenses
Lens refractive index: 1.60
It takes 10 days to process prescription lens orders
Due to the nature of the product, please be aware that we do not provide refund or return service for prescription orders

We offer lenses for myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism:

Myopia: -8.00 to 0 diopters
Hyperopia: 0.50 to 6.00 diopters
Astigmatism: 0 to 4.00 diopters

Extra fee is needed for custom lenses (non-Kodak™) other than the above diopters. If that is the case, please contact us at vocalskull@gmail.com for a custom order.

After placing the order, please send your eye prescription to vocalskull@gmail.com together with your order number and we'll take care of the rest. Make sure below data is included:

Diopter
Pupillary Distance (PD)
Axis (if you have astigmatism)
UPC: 666389247025

Listen to your favorite music without the extra burden

bone conduction glasses

NOTE: Due to the annual holiday schedule, all prescription eyeglass orders placed after January 15 will be processed with a two-week delay.

Hubbard T.

So the first thing I was worried about with these glasses was whether or not they were actually bone conduction. Turns out, they are. Put them on, play some music and listen. Then plug your ears and you'll hear them get even louder; when your ears are closed it allows the vibrations to transfer better into your cochlea because there's less air and sound obstructing the vibrations. I tested this with some other, nonbone conduction audio glasses, and those ones get quieter if you plug your ears. So these ones are legit. This is really disappointing because these had the best sound quality out of the three that I tried (Bose Alto, 2nd Gen WGP glasses). They also seemed to have the least sound leakage as well. But yeah. These were too small for my head so they were super uncomfortable. If they came in a bigger size then I'd buy them in a heartbeat.

Durham A.

I use these glasses at work they are great. They connect easily there are no flashing lights once it's connected The sound quality is what you would expect from open ears but you can still easily hear whatever you playing and what's going on around you which is good from a safety point that being said I'm still thoroughly impressed by the way they sound. I've also had no issues with the battery life they easily go until lunch I charged for 30 and finish my work with these still bumpin. A great plus is these done use speakers pointed at ur ear so NOBODY knows what ur hearing. They come with comfortable squishy things for the bridge of your nose really nice overall, I really like these things

valentina k.

I am not much impressed by the size of the glasses as it is a bit big for my small face but for an average size person, it should be good. What I am most impressed with is the music quality and microphone. I have used this to listen to music as well as take calls at my meeting. I am honestly impressed by the quality of sound and microphone. Best purchase ever.

John D.

The battery life is amazing and sometimes when I’m listening to a funny video, people hear me laugh while I look like I’m sitting in silence. I look psychotic, but I am happy with the purchase.

Jessie Guerrero

The sound started to go static on one side when I turned the volume a little higher than usual. It was fixed when I lowered the volume and then went back up again. Thought I broke it for a moment. Then I couldn’t hear anything when the glasses were connected, but I figured out it was connected to both my computer and my phone.

Reflex E.

Connecting the glasses was easy. Figuring out the buttons took a little bit of time. I didn’t realize I could press the power button to pause until I accidentally tried to lower the volume and hit the power button instead. I can hear everything perfectly and still hear what’s going on around me. The rubber bumps help a little with comfort and securing the glasses on my face.