CyanVue AI Smart Glasses
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The CyanVue AI Smart Glasses are everyday-looking eyewear with a built-in 8MP Sony camera, open-ear speakers, noise-reducing mics and a ChatGPT voice assistant. They shoot 1080p video and 32MP photos to 8GB of internal storage and send it to your phone over WiFi, with no card or cable. The TR90 frame weighs 40g and ships with both polarized sunglass lenses and clear plano lenses, and a local optician can fit prescription lenses. That makes them a lighter, glasses-first alternative to camera glasses like the Ray-Ban Meta, which lean on a companion app and social features rather than on-device storage and swappable lenses.
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Buyers treat the CyanVue as a convenient glasses-first gadget: light on the face, easy to shoot with, and useful for calls and quick voice notes. Most criticism centers on battery life and camera quality rather than the frame itself.
CyanVue AI Smart Glasses combine everyday eyewear with a Bluetooth headset, camera and audio recorder. They take photos, record video and audio, play music, handle calls and connect to a built-in AI voice assistant, all hands-free. The frame looks like a regular pair of glasses.
The camera is an 8MP Sony Full HD unit that records 1080P video at 30fps and takes 32MP photos. Basic anti-shake stabilization helps reduce motion blur. Press a button on the temple to shoot or record. Content is stored in the built-in 8GB memory and can be viewed on a phone over WiFi, with no memory card or cables.
Built-in open-ear speakers and noise-reducing microphones handle music and phone calls. Tap or swipe the frame to change volume, skip tracks or pause playback. The frame is a lightweight 40g TR90 and comes with swappable sunglass and clear plano lenses. It can also be fitted with prescription lenses by an optician. The glasses charge over USB-C and can be used while charging.
