Bose Frames Rondo - Audio Sunglasses - Large

Yes. Bose Frames are 99% UVA/UVB protected.

No. Frames have protection against dripping water (IPX2 rating). They are not meant to be submerged under water, such as use during swimming or other water sports.

No.

Yes. A call can be answered and ended by pressing the multi-function button.

Bose Frames support industry-standard Bluetooth A2DP and Bluetooth HFP for phone calls.

No. The wireless connection for Bose Frames is Bluetooth only.

The Bluetooth connection for Bose Frames is capable of stable operation at up to 30 ft (9 m). Performance can be affected by obstacles such as walls or metal, interference from Wi-Fi or other wireless devices, and device manufacturers’ Bluetooth implementations.

Bose Frames keep track of the last eight devices to have paired and connected with them, dropping the least recently used when a new one is paired.

When in Bluetooth mode, Bose Frames search for and connect to the most recently connected active Bluetooth-enabled device. If that device is unavailable, Bose Frames will attempt the next most recently connected device.

If you wish to connect to another device, even one previously paired, you must power off Bose Frames by flipping them upside down for two seconds. Then, press and hold the button on the right temple until you hear “Ready to connect,” and the status light slowly blinks White.

Since Bose Frames use Bluetooth connectivity, you can access any app that’s on your mobile device. Some examples include:

Music services like Spotify® and Apple Music
Voice communication apps like Skype and WhatsApp
Navigation apps like Google Maps or Waze
Eventually with Bose AR, fitness, gaming, and travel apps

Alto S/M
53 mm – 20 mm – 135 mm
(Lens width - Distance between lenses - Temple length)

Alto M/L
54 mm - 21 mm - 136 mm
(Lens width - Distance between lenses - Temple length)

Rondo One-size S/M:
51 mm - 22 mm - 135 mm
(Lens width - Distance between lenses - Temple length)

Motion sensors are embedded inside Bose-AR enabled products. The sensors can detect and/or track head orientation and body movement to enable features like Press and Turn Volume control in Bose Frames and to manage standby power behavior for Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700. Use of these sensors vary by product.

Battery performance varies with the content played and volume at which it is played. In typical usage, Bose Frames battery lasts up to 12 hours on standby or up to 3.5 hours of streaming music playback.

When in audio playback mode, the multi-function button allows for play (single press), pause (single press), track forward (double press), and track backward (triple press).

When there is an incoming call, pressing the multi-function button will answer the call, and pressing and holding it will reject the call. During an active call, pressing the button will end the call.

To trigger the voice assistant, press and hold the multi-function button to access Siri on an iOS device or the Google Assistant on an Android device.

The button is also used to power off Bose Frames. Simply double press and hold the button to turn off the device.