Smart glasses with camera and Bluetooth

Smart glasses combine wearable eyewear with compact electronic components.

The current range includes two models: Full HD smart glasses and 2K smart glasses.

Smart glasses with camera

A built-in camera makes it possible to record video from a first-person perspective without holding a smartphone or conventional camera.

They can be useful for:

• travelling;
• walking;
• POV recording;
• vlogging;
• demonstrations;
• everyday activities.

Full HD smart glasses

One available model records Full HD 1080p video at 30 fps and takes 8 MP photographs.

It includes 32 GB of built-in storage.

2K smart glasses

The second model records 2K video at 2048 × 1152 pixels and 30 fps.

Photographs can be captured at 3840 × 2160 pixels.

First-person recording

Because the camera is integrated into the frame, footage is captured from a perspective close to the user's natural point of view.

100-degree viewing angle

The 2K model provides a stated viewing angle of approximately 100 degrees.

Voice recorder

Built-in microphones allow selected models to record audio as well as video.

Recording should always be carried out in accordance with applicable privacy and legal requirements.

Built-in microphone and speakers

Current smart glasses include microphones and speakers for phone calls, audio functions and music playback.

Bluetooth smart glasses

Bluetooth connectivity allows the glasses to communicate wirelessly with a compatible smartphone.

Bluetooth 5.3

The 2K model uses Bluetooth 5.3 and provides a stated open-space range of approximately 15–20 metres.

Hands-free calls

Compatible smart glasses can be used to answer and manage phone calls without holding the smartphone.

Music playback

Built-in speakers allow users to listen to music from a paired smartphone.

Frame controls

Controls integrated into the glasses can provide access to recording, photography, calls and media functions depending on the model.

AI smart glasses

Selected functions use a compatible mobile application to provide AI-related capabilities.

These can include image analysis, smart assistance and live translation.

Live translation

Translation functions can be useful during travel, international meetings and language learning.

Actual availability depends on the application, supported languages and smartphone connection.

Mobile applications

The Full HD model works with the HEYCAN application, while the 2K model specifies NEBULA BUDS.

Android and iOS

Both current models are designed for compatible Android and iOS smartphones.

32 GB internal memory

The Full HD version provides 32 GB of built-in storage.

microSD cards up to 256 GB

The 2K model supports TF/microSD cards from 2 GB to 256 GB, class C10.

Loop recording

The 2K model supports loop recording with recordings divided into approximately five-minute sections.

Recording formats

The 2K model records MP4/H.264 video and JPG photographs.

Wi-Fi

The Full HD model provides both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity.

Rechargeable battery

The Full HD model has a 220 mAh battery, while the 2K model provides a 400 mAh battery.

USB-C charging

The 2K version uses USB-C charging.

Smart glasses for travel

Hands-free POV recording can make smart glasses useful for documenting selected moments during trips and excursions.

Smart glasses for vlogging

They can be used for first-person:

• travel videos;
• tutorials;
• demonstrations;
• social media content;
• everyday recordings.

Privacy and responsible recording

Smart glasses contain a camera that may be less noticeable than a handheld smartphone.

Users should therefore pay particular attention to privacy, consent and applicable rules when recording other people or private locations.

Connecting smart glasses to a phone

Typical setup:

1. charge the glasses;
2. switch them on;
3. enable Bluetooth;
4. install the required application;
5. pair the devices;
6. provide necessary app permissions;
7. test audio functions;
8. make a test recording.

Recording with smart glasses

Before recording, check battery level, available storage, camera position and lens cleanliness.

Cleaning smart glasses

Use a soft cloth and keep liquids away from the camera, microphone, speakers, controls and charging port.

Full HD or 2K?

The Full HD model provides 1080p recording, 32 GB internal memory, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and app-based smart functions.

The 2K version provides higher video resolution, Bluetooth 5.3, approximately 100° field of view, a 400 mAh battery and microSD support up to 256 GB.

How to choose smart glasses

Compare:

• Full HD or 2K resolution;
• photo resolution;
• storage capacity;
• microSD support;
• Bluetooth version;
• Wi-Fi;
• Android/iOS compatibility;
• mobile application;
• battery capacity;
• charging method;
• microphone and speakers;
• AI functions;
• translation functions.

FAQ – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. How many smart glasses are currently available?
The category currently contains two models.

2. Do the smart glasses have cameras?
Yes. One model records in Full HD and the other in 2K.

3. Can they take photographs?
Yes. Both current models provide 8 MP photo capability.

4. Do they work with smartphones?
Yes. They are designed for compatible Android and iOS devices.

5. Can they be used for phone calls?
Yes. Built-in microphones, speakers and Bluetooth support hands-free call functions.

6. Can I listen to music through the glasses?
Yes. The integrated speakers support music playback from a compatible smartphone.

7. How is footage stored?
The Full HD model provides 32 GB of internal storage, while the 2K model supports TF/microSD cards up to 256 GB.

8. Do the glasses support translation?
Selected app-based functions include live conversation translation.

9. Do they have rechargeable batteries?
Yes. Both current models contain rechargeable batteries.

10. Which should I choose – Full HD or 2K?
Choose the 2K version if higher recording resolution and expandable microSD storage are priorities. The Full HD version provides built-in 32 GB storage and additional app-based smart functions.