Smart Glasses with 98% Blue Light Blocking, Camera & Voice Control

Price facts

• Last seen at $159.99 at eyekeeper.com on Nov 9.

Our take on the Smart Glasses with 98% Blue Light Blocking, Camera & Voice Control

These are prescription-ready rectangular glasses with a built-in camera and voice control, plus a lens coating the maker claims blocks 98% of blue light. The plastic full-rim frame keeps them light, and the camera and voice features put them in the same class as camera glasses from Meta and Amazon. They suit people who want to shoot hands-free clips and take calls without pulling out a phone, and who already wear prescription frames. Expect the camera and battery to be the deciding factors, since the electronics are what separate them from ordinary glasses.

Smart Glasses with 98% Blue Light Blocking, Camera & Voice Control prices at every store

Smart Glasses with 98% Blue Light Blocking, Camera & Voice Control price history

Lowest price we've seen: $159.99 on Nov 10 at eyekeeper.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 10.

Questions and answers

Can I put my own prescription in these?

Yes. They are sold as prescription glasses, so you supply your eye prescription and the lenses are made to it. Confirm the camera module does not restrict the lens power range before ordering.

How do the camera and voice control work?

The camera sits in the frame and is triggered by voice commands or a button, and it pairs with your phone to store clips. Voice control runs through the paired phone, so it needs a connection to work.

Do they really block 98% of blue light?

That is the maker's claim for the lens coating. Independent testing is rare on blue light glasses, and the evidence that filtering helps sleep or eye strain is mixed, so treat the figure as a marketing claim.

How do they compare with Meta Ray-Ban glasses?

Meta's glasses have a stronger camera and speaker setup and a well-known brand frame. These offer prescription lenses and blue light filtering in a plainer plastic frame, with less proven software and support.

Are they heavy to wear all day?

The plastic frame is light, but the camera and battery add weight to the front. Most people notice it in the first days; if you are sensitive to nose pressure, try them on before committing.

What is in the box?

Expect the glasses, a charging cable and a cleaning cloth. A case is often included but not guaranteed, so check the listing details before you buy.

Where is the Smart Glasses with 98% Blue Light Blocking, Camera & Voice Control cheapest?

At eyekeeper.com, for $159.99, as of our latest check.