The glasses feature an 8MP camera capable of 1080P video and 4K still photography, supported by an 81-degree wide-angle lens and electronic image stabilization. Designed to keep users engaged with their surroundings, the device utilizes open-ear Bluetooth audio, allowing for music playback and calls without compromising environmental awareness. A built-in AI voice assistant provides real-time object recognition, identifying landmarks, menus, or flora to assist users during travel.

To manage shifting lighting conditions, the frames include photochromic lenses that transition based on UV exposure, supplemented by additional sunglass and clear lens options in the box. The hardware relies on a 300mAh battery, providing up to seven hours of audio or 45 minutes of continuous video. Interested buyers can access the pre-sale pricing on the company’s website through August 20, after which the retail price shifts to $99.99.