Smart Glasses with Camera Translator Music Calls

You step onto the court, tap the arm, and the point is filmed from exactly where you saw it

The frame sits light on your nose, the tinted lenses cut the glare, and a small camera at the corner catches the moment from your own point of view. Music plays from the arms without covering your ears, and when a call comes in you answer it with a tap and keep both hands free.

These are smart glasses with a built in camera, open ear speakers and Bluetooth. They pair with your phone for music and calls, and a companion app adds a voice assistant, translation and object recognition. At around 45 grams they wear like an ordinary pair of glasses.

Key Benefits

• Built in camera A frame camera takes photos and short video from your point of view with a tap on the arm.
• Open ear audio Speakers in the arms play music and calls while your ears stay open to the world around you.
• Bluetooth calls Pairs with your phone to take and end calls without reaching for it.
• App features A companion app adds a voice assistant, translation and object recognition.
• Light on the face Around 45 grams, so it sits like a normal pair of glasses for longer wear.
• Two frame colours White with orange mirrored lenses or black with blue lenses.

Best for: anyone who wants to film hands free, listen on the move and take calls without earbuds, on a walk, a ride or the court.

Why It Works

A phone films from your hand and earbuds close off your ears. These do both from the frame, so the shot matches what you are looking at and you still hear the traffic, the whistle or the person beside you.

Quick Product Facts: smart glasses; built in camera at 2 megapixels; open ear speakers; Bluetooth for music and calls; companion app for voice assistant, translation and object recognition; 290 mAh battery; around 45 grams; Bluetooth range about 5 to 10 metres; works with Android and iOS; charges over the included cable.

How It Fits Your Routine

On a walk you play a podcast through the arms and answer a call with a tap, ears still open to the street.

Out with friends you catch a short clip from your point of view without pulling your phone out of your pocket.

At the end of the day you set them down and top up the battery with the charging cable for tomorrow.

FAQ

Does it take photos and video? Yes. A camera on the frame captures photos and short video with a tap on the arm.

Can I hear my surroundings? Yes. The speakers are open ear, so your ears stay open while you listen.

How do the AI features work? The voice assistant, translation and object recognition run through the companion app on your phone.

What phones does it work with? It pairs with Android and iOS over Bluetooth.