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Smart Sunglasses Manuals & User Guides

User manuals and instructions for Smart Audio Sunglasses and Bluetooth eyewear, specifically featuring models from TWSGLS and other generic audio glass manufacturers.

Tip: include the full model number printed on your Smart Sunglasses label for the best match.

About Smart Sunglasses manuals on Manuals.plus

Smart Sunglasses represent a category of wearable technology that combines traditional eye protection with integrated Bluetooth audio features. These open-ear devices allow users to listen to music, make hands-free calls, and interact with voice assistants while maintaining situational awareness.

The manuals housed in this category primarily cover the TWSGLS Smart Eyewear series and various generic Bluetooth sunglasses (often identified as 'BTglasses' or by model numbers like 8089424 from retailers such as The Source). Common features across these products include polarized lenses (TR90 frames), magnetic charging systems, and touch-sensitive controls on the temple legs. Users can find essential information here regarding Bluetooth pairing, battery charging guidelines, and lens care.

Smart Sunglasses manuals

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Sunglasses TWSGLS Smart Eyewear Instructions

September 26, 2022
Sunglasses TWSGLS Smart Eyewear Warm Prompt  Please fully charge the product for the first use.  If the product has not been charged for a long time (exceeding two weeks), please…

Wireless Bluetooth Sunglasses User Manual

July 28, 2022
Wireless Bluetooth Sunglasses Preface Thanks for using our Bluetooth sunglasses! We attached the user manual which can make you operate the player skillfully. Please read the manual carefully before using…

V5.0+EDR Smart Audio Bluetooth Sunglasses Instruction Manual

September 5, 2021
BLUETOOTH® SUNGLASSES Instruction Manual 8089424 INCLUDED Polarized sunglasses Case and protective bag Mono headset Cleaning cloth USB charging cable Instruction manual OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS CHARGING Use the included USB charging cable…

KAROS UV400 Polarized Sports Sunglasses Instruction Manual

September 1, 2026
PRODUCT MANUAL Product Informaton Product Name: KAROS Sunglasses Model: YZ- Batch/Serial Number: 202601778 2. MANUFACTURER & EU REPRESENTATIVE INFO  Manufacturer: Linhai Attaching Glasses Technology Co., Ltd. EU Authorized Representative:JXGO SARL…

Safilo HG 1334 Carrera Sunglasses Instructions

August 31, 2026
Safilo HG 1334 Carrera Sunglasses Instructions INFORMATION NOTE Sunglasses and/or protective filters for general use Field of use Safilo sunglasses and/or protective filters are intended to protect users against the…

KINGSEVEN 7511 Men’s Sunglasses User Manual

August 5, 2026
User Manual: Sunglasses for general use Reference to this part of EN ISO12312-1:2013+A1:2015 7511 Men's Sunglasses WARNING Electro-optical sunglare filters/electro-optical sunglass filters are not for use by individuals who are…

Smart Sunglasses support FAQ

Common questions about manuals, registration, and support for this brand.

  • How do I pair my Bluetooth Smart Sunglasses?

    Ensure the sunglasses are charged, then long-press the power button (usually on the temple leg) until the LED flashes red and blue. On your mobile device, search for the Bluetooth name (e.g., 'TWSGLS' or 'BTglasses') and select it to connect.

  • How do I charge TWSGLS eyewear?

    These smart glasses typically use a dedicated magnetic charging cable. Connect the USB end to a 5V/1A charger and attach the magnetic pins to the charging ports located on the inner side of the temple legs. The LED is red while charging and turns blue when full.

  • Are Smart Sunglasses waterproof?

    Many models are water-resistant (e.g., IPX4) to sweat and light rain, but they are not fully waterproof. Do not submerge them in water or wear them while swimming.

  • How do I answer a call with the glasses?

    For most models, you can answer an incoming call by double-pressing the button on the temple leg. Pressing and holding the button usually rejects the call.