R
This was the main selling point for me. I work in finance and really didn't want a camera sitting on my face all day. I know recording audio is a separate issue and we still have office rules to follow, but I appreciate the design choice. They look like normal glasses, which is exactly what I wanted.
T
The sound feature comes across as daily-use tech, not future-tech. The frame feels balanced rather than front-heavy. The recording feature is easy to use without thinking about it much.
M
Super lightweight and loud! These are so fun
C
The audio was one of the first features that felt natural to me. The comfort level has been a nice surprise.
B
I like having audio in the frame so I don't need another device. Transcription is one of the smarter features here. Gesture controls would be a nice addition.
S
I use the built-in speakers a lot more than I expected. The AI tools are a nice extra.
Thank you for the amazing feedback! We are constantly working on updates to make the experience even better. Glad the Dymesty Jobs Circle is delivering for you!
T
The speaker setup doesn't ask much of me, which I appreciate.
W
I like the way the smart features stay in the background. For short listening sessions, I like having sound right in the frame.
M
The speakers get more use than I expected. The battery has been easy to manage.
J
I can wear them without constantly noticing the hardware. The speakers are convenient for how I actually use these.
J
The audio is easy to use and doesn't make the glasses feel bulky. The settings are laid out pretty clearly. The battery setup is straightforward.
C
The speakers feel second nature to me now.
A
Had a few conversations with overseas colleagues and decided to try the translation feature. It helped with basic exchanges, although I wouldn't rely on it for anything important without checking. I liked being able to listen without staring down at my phone. There's still room for improvement, but I can see myself using it when traveling.
S
I probably should've done more homework before ordering. I assumed AI glasses would show me information right in the lenses. These don't have a display. That's on me for not reading closely enough, but it means they're not really what I was looking for. They might work for someone who mainly wants audio features.
D
I gave these a shot because I liked the idea of having an AI assistant in my glasses. Turns out I still prefer using my phone and regular headphones. I don't record enough meetings to get much out of that feature either. Nothing personal against the brand, but I don't feel like I got enough value for what I spent.
P
I've worn glasses since college and usually just buy whatever my optometrist recommends. These feel more like a proper pair of glasses than the chunky smart glasses I've tried on before. That's a bigger deal to me than most of the AI stuff, honestly.
J
My son thought I'd be able to see all sorts of stuff floating in front of my eyes. Had to explain these don't have a screen lol. For me that's actually fine. I just wanted something for calls, occasional AI questions and listening to podcasts while I work around the house.
S
I bought the round frames mostly because I liked the look. They're nice, but I still find myself taking them off for a while toward the end of a long workday. Could just be my face shape. Overall I like them, but I'd recommend paying attention to fit before buying.
L
I work in graphic design and I've always preferred round glasses. Most smart glasses I've seen look too bulky or sporty for my taste. These are more my style. I probably use the Bluetooth audio more than the AI features, but that's fine with me.
J
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Bueno trabaja BN
P
First of all - I don't care about the AI, at all. I am very much anti-AI and I bought these to replace my Meta Oakleys. I don't always need cameras on my face and public perception of the Meta glasses seems to have gone very downhill. I am ONLY interested in the audio playback and recording capabilities with a long battery. I hope companies realize that if they position their marketing of no-camera smart glasses much less about AI and much more about privacy they will likely see much more sales from people like myself.
These have MUCH better battery life - only went down from 100% to 90% in an hour and a half. They weigh like almost nothing, and look great. You wouldn't even be able to tell these have smart functionalities at first glance.
The audio *is* pretty quiet compared to the Metas - but it's still very functional.
Unlike a lot of other manufacturers, their prescription lenses are extremely cheap, with the coupon code you get in the box I got Transition lenses for only $100(!).
Another important and very good thing about these is its reliability. The arms as much as I can tell are independent and not physically conmected to each other - I have broken at least four pairs of Meta glasses because the right arm snapped off, and I highly doubt this will be a problem here.
A
I like having audio in the frame so I don't need another device. The glasses fit pretty naturally into normal day-to-day use.
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