AI Smart Glasses with Camera, 32MP HD Stabilized Video Recording Glasses, Waterproof Bluetooth Sunglasses with Ai Assistant, Touch Control, UV Protection for Cycling Hiking Outdoor Sports

AI-Enhanced HD
Camera & Video: These camera glasses support 32MP photos and 1200P HD video recording, featuring AI image enhancement, HDR, and noise reduction. Capture each ride with these smart sunglasses, ensuring your sports adventures are sharp and clear.
EIS Professional Stabilization: Fitted with a sophisticated 6-axis gyroscope and EIS anti-shake technology, these camera glasses keep your videos and photos stable while cycling, running, or exploring, ensuring every shot is smooth and clear. Smart AI Glasses with
Camera and Bluetooth: These glasses support real-time translation in 139 languages and contain a ChatGPT AI assistant. The voice-activated AI manages navigation and object recognition, making them appropriate for cycling, hiking, skiing, or daily use.
360° Surround Audio: Dual microphones and ENC noise cancellation reduce wind and background noise. High-performance built-in speakers provide immersive sound, so you can enjoy music, calls, or navigation clearlyeven while wearing the smart sunglasses during cycling, skiing, or running.
IP54 Water-Resistant Protection: These cycling sport glasses resist wind, rain, dust, and everyday splashes, allowing you to fully enjoy outdoor sports. Polarized lenses keep your view clear and sharp, while maintaining a stylish appearance. Long-Lasting Battery & Instant Data Transfer: The 260mAh battery provides 6 hours of music or calls, 40 minutes of continuous video recording, and 47 days of standby time. Fast charging requires just 50 minutes. These recording sunglasses let you quickly transfer photos and videos to your phone via Bluetooth 5.3 and Wi-Fi.
Lightweight Comfortable Design: Weighing only 51 grams, these smart camera sunglasses include adjustable nose pads, flexible temple arms, and a dual non-slip design with UV protection, keeping you comfortable all day. Please note that people with myopia need to wear prescription glasses, with lenses that are custom-made to fit the frame, or switch to contact lenses