1080P Camera Glasses with Open-Ear Audio

Pulling a phone out to film a ride, a hike or a workshop demo means the moment is already half gone. These glasses put an autofocus 1080P camera in the corner of the frame and start recording from a touch on the temple, so your hands stay where they were. Speakers in the arms handle calls and music without blocking your ears, and the paired assistant answers questions, identifies what you are looking at and translates speech in over 100 languages. At 64.5 grams they wear like ordinary glasses rather than a gadget.

• Hands Free 1080P Video: Autofocus camera records at 1080P and 60 frames per second.
• Open Ear Speakers: Take calls and play music while still hearing traffic around you.
• Touch Control On The Arm: Tap the temple to shoot, answer a call or wake the assistant.
• Over 100 Languages: Real time translation turns a conversation into your own language.
• 64.5g Frame: Light enough to wear through a full day without pressure on the nose.

Note: These glasses record video and audio and no recording indicator light is fitted. Nothing on the outside of the frame tells the people around you that the camera is running, so the responsibility to tell them is yours. Recording someone's conversation without their consent is a criminal offence in eleven US states that require all parties to agree, and across much of the EU and UK, and filming in restrooms, changing rooms, medical settings and many workplaces is illegal everywhere regardless of consent. Say out loud that you are recording before you start, and stop when anyone asks. The battery is 300mAh and charges by USB-C. The lenses carry no printed UV rating, so do not treat them as sunglasses for bright conditions.