Glasses that double as headphones

My glasses double as headphones when working on my computer. Bose designed these as sunglasses with miniaturized electronics hidden in the temples, but I converted them to prescription frames. The built-in speakers produce surprisingly decent sound, while others hear practically nothing. Even though the audio sounds loud to you, people won't hear it unless they're standing right next to you.
Bose Frames: amzn.to/38lHFFf
TaoTronics Bluetooth Transmitter: amzn.to/30z57Mn
I use them to monitor my audio as I work in Premiere, Resolve, AfterEffects and any of the video production apps that use audio as part of the production path. The best part is the audio pumping from my edit session don’t bother others around me. This is particularly important when I am editing in my office at work.
How do they sound? Well, a lot better than you might expect. That the sound is nice and open helps. You may be surprised by how loud they can play. What's cool is that, even though they sound loud to you, they leak very little sound, so people around you can't hear your audio.
#Videoproduction #Videoproductionequipment #boseframes

[@TheManuelNegrete]

i've searched and searched for a good review of these glasses with prescription lenses and let me tell you, this is the most informative, real case use and entertaning video review i've seen. Awesome work!

[@TechInspected]

Love your content. You get straight to the point. No talking about your day and making coffee b-roll. Everything is shot nicely and edited nicely. =)

[@marssembiring4013]

Hi sir, i always wait your new video. Its nice too watch it again.

[@ejung9949]

Nice video!

[@Seeitmove]

Thanks

[@HansJelles]

Great, now you can do exactly the same as me with my hearing aids, which are connected via bluetooth to my computer ;-)

[@g35fastcoupe]

Woof!!

[@angelo1x1]

Where can i order the Prescription Lenses? (allready have the frames)...

[@gregb8759]

I’m a news content editor.....I’m going to try a pair?? I’m cutting on FCPX, so they should click right into place....I’m not sure if I could trust them with a long format project....but, it would give me a break on regular headsets

[@LeVagicien]

hello, there is some lantency with bluetooth adaptater? Thks

[@leoduquette]

How is the latency? PS Love your stuff.

[@TheStoryGuide]

Great question, Leo. When using them for live monitoring in the field it can be a bit annoying. OK, really annoying. But I am not using them for critical monitoring in that situation, and usually I am not all that close to the talent so I muddle through. For editing it appears to lag a little for a second and then catch up to sync. It is a bit late (certainly less than a frame off), but as I mentioned in the bit, I am using these when I am slamming through an edit. I already know everything is in sync and I am getting my edit and rough levels in place. Really, I don't notice it, but that could be me. Also, the reason I chose the TaoTronics transmitter is the listed latency with the transmitter was significantly less than most of the other devices I looked at. I think that might help things. Hope this helps you frame this as an option (oh, sorry for the pun). And thanks for watching.

[@leoduquette]

@@TheStoryGuide LOL, thanks so much for the quick response. I tried a pair in the store and been trying to justify buying a pair, but your use of them for editing is making my wallet scared. My favorite aspect of them is the fact you can hear your surroundings and really don't feel distracted.

[@Anamikaaaa]

What about open back headphones ?

[@TheStoryGuide]

Good question and certainly a good option. I had a pair I used for years. The fact of that matter is folks will use whatever works best and is the most comfortable for them. For me, and this is a personal choice, I am putting on headphones when I want to block out environmental sound for critical audio monitoring. But for much of my work, having something like frames or open back headphones or, best of all, my studio monitors is less fatiguing and helps me concentrate on getting my work done The bottom line... use what works best for you. Thanks for watching .