How to Use Soundcore Frames | Everything You Need to Know

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Today, I’m taking you through everything you need to know about how to set up and use your brand-new Soundcore Frames audio glasses!

Unboxing Your Frames
Inside the box you’ll find a front frame, 2 audio temples, a charging cable, a case, and a cloth:

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Once you’ve finished unboxing all the different parts, you’ll need to set up your Soundcore Frames:


If you have more than one front frame, this is how you switch them in and out:

Charging Your Soundcore Frames:
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A green LED light on the charging cable will turn on when you start charging Soundcore Frames. It will turn off when fully charged.

Download the Soundcore App
To make the most of your brand-new Soundcore Frames, we recommend downloading the Soundcore app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Make sure you check for new firmware updates before using for the first time, so that you’re getting the most optimized experience possible.


You can also use the app to customize the touch controls:


Find the perfect level of surround sound for you:


And turn on voice control:


Finally, if you ever experience connectivity or function issues, this is how to reset your Soundcore Frames:

Now it’s time to enjoy your new Soundcore Frames audio glasses :sunglasses: Are you interested in getting yourself a pair? Let’s chat in the comments.
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I am wearing glasses.
When I get a new frame, this has to be individually adapted by the optician.
Especially the “ear pieces” behind the ear holding the eyeglasses.
Often these hurt when not perfectly fitting.
This might be a real problem with these kind of frames.

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The glasses will fall down when the person is bending down.
Have you ever tested this?
What are you thinking about?

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Well, I have bookmarked it for those that need it.

I think the main functions is audio n then sunglasses.

Too many want them to be the all in one audio glasses.

It reminds me of the headphones where they get aggregated when they could not use or had issues with zoom or other.

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These are really amazing, I would love a set, but they’re not in the budget at the moment. I love that they are adaptable to all viewing situations. Hopefully I can make it happen with Christmas coming up. Thank you for the very detailed instructions.

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So I would use my perfectly fitting sunglasses with prescription lenses and perfectly fitting earbuds.
I know I am not the perfect customer here. :laughing:
Sorry!

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:rofl:

Maybe not the perfect customer but the perfect member, yes. :slight_smile:

Plus the criticism is not a bad thing as it help them to improve on the original design.

An example is a thread that came on here where the person said that Soundcore can not be a leader in the industry without having a redial button.

We said they had it with the Google assistant function.
They then got a little huffy from it.

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Correct, the arms of regular glasses are made of a soft metal with a plastic cover over the ears. They can adjust where the bend is forwards and the bend inwards to adjust to head dimensions. Glasses are intended to be worn for long times.

Sunglasses rarely do this as they are made of non-bendable plastic and tend to be lighter as don’t have thicker glass and associated frame.

These Frames cannot be adjusted. You have a choice of width but it’s not clear if all widths available in all styles. One approach is to buy, wear as-is, if happens to be comfortable for you and you need prescription then invest.

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Not mine.
I would never use none fitting ones.
Or do you know someone with vision correction who uses simple plain glass?

Remember you have only one pair of eyes in your lifetime1

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Thanks for sharing this @Hannah. This is helpful information. :+1:

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This is very handy! Thanks @Hannah. I can’t see myself rocking a pair of these (I don’t wear sunglasses all that much and when I do they drop down my nose) but I know some people who would add this to their wish list in the blink of an eye!

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I can’t afford them outright but, did use the Klarna option and making 4 payments of $54. Guess you can call it digital layaway…

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A great tutorial and set of instructions for use :clap:

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So you have ordered? Estimated delivery date?

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It’s saying that the ship date is Dec 1st.
Not sure if that’s for everyone or because I’m making installment payments.

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Cool. I doubt delivery date is impacted by payment method. That date is consistent with when I look. Dates are product specific.

Hopefully you can give a review after you’ve had them a while. We’ve already got plenty of unboxing videos.

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Really great post. The more I see about the frames the more I like them but still think there is room to grow since this is their first version. Still great job for entering the audio glasses market

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Fully agree. For a first product it is very well designed. But. I can see the improved version already. I don’t see how the sound can be improved but I see microphone and AI improvement being the next change.

The tricky bit is not technical. It’s a difficult design decision to keep the same hinge.

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