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aigo iSonic MP3 Glasses
By: Laiq Qureshi   |   Nov 23,2007
  • 3
Good sound
Sturdy build
Lens flip looks funny
Prolonged use may cause headaches
Earphones are irreplaceable

We've been seeing some revolutionary technologies lately. Not on some techblog either; we called them in, tried them out, and got a hang of true Chinese-style innovation. Often I have found no use for many of these contraptions. such as the MP4 watch that requires you to hold your hand up at a rather inconvenient viewing angle akin to the 80s TV program 'Giant Robot'. This we shall feature in a few days. Right now the object that holds my fascination happens to be the aigo iSonic MP3 sunglasses.

Although this isn’t the first of its kind to come into being, nor the only one we've laid our hands on, it still finds itself in a rather niche spot. For the most part, products like this don’t have the versatility and flamboyance to meet everyone’s fashion sense. For another, there’s a long way to go before such products are perfected to strike a harmonious balance between utility and comfort.


The pair in question here come in a light brown tint firmly placed in what feels like nylon fiber frame. You can flip the lenses and according to promotional material there's mention of a certain number of changeable lenses, yet we couldn’t lay our hands on a single one.


Now to talk about what you would really be buying this for — the music. It’s surprisingly good. Surprising because they really didn’t pay too much attention to the ergonomics, but have provided a good warm sound. I like the fact that it’s pretty loud for outdoor listening, since I don’t see why anyone should wear this indoors at all. You can always flip the lens when you listen to music at night. This will make you look quite silly though.

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I have used the 1gig pair of these for over a year almost daily and never ever had a headache.

The battery charges well and the sound quality is more than satisfactory. Only minuses are the cable that connects to the PC is one of a kind which means if you lose it your stuck and the center nose supports are flimsy--must be careful not to break.

Everything else rocks and i love the fact that i have a thumb drive and a mp3player all in one. Worth the price IMHO.
Tripp @ Feb 18,2008
coooool .....
i want this......
Ankur @ Dec 05,2007
i want best price
Praveen Kumar @ Nov 30,2007
I had thought of this idea a few years ago when i used to travel in bus...in the crapped places where there is good chance that someone might steel your player without you even knowing it.

The Mp3 player must be separate from the glasses and must have the ability to stick to any spectacles. Thats much better than having such huge gogles on all the time...I would prefer it while I work in front of my system. Usually thats when I wear my glasses and I cant listen to music at work.
Pradyumna Nandavanam @ Nov 28,2007
headaches???? no ways im going to try this !
arush @ Nov 25,2007
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