Integrated micro-LED display projects information invisibly for privacy and natural interaction
Real-time translation in over 35 languages enables seamless global communication
AI-powered context and summary functions enhance productivity and reduce meeting notes
Lightweight titanium and magnesium alloy frame ensures comfort for all-day wear
Hands-free navigation, notifications, and calendar sync keep users connected without removing glasses
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The Crown Panto is a timeless twist on an iconic design, blending a flattering rounded lens with a bold, straight top for a look that is both vintage and sophisticated. This versatile shape flatters most face shapes with a touch of intellectual character.
Bluetooth BLE 5.4 (iOS and Android via Even Realities app)
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Un changement de paradigme l’assistant IA est top , les lunettes discrète et chic et la bague sympa pas simple de bien gérer les taps et les scrolls mais à force on s’y fait
Bref si vous êtes conférencier , que vous bosser sur des sujets techniques ou business ces lunettes sont presque un must have
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Amine · 4 days ago
I love the glasses.i only wished the 14 Day return window starts after the R1 Ring is received. The ring is the function that will determine if I keep the glasses.
TraVoy · 14 days ago
I have been wearing my G2A glasses for a little while now, and the thing that surprised me most is how much they help with executive function. Having my calendar right there in my line of sight means I always know what my day looks like without stopping to pull out my phone. That sounds like a small thing, but it adds up to real peace of mind as I move through the day.
I have not dug into the open source apps yet, but knowing that other owners are building and sharing their own applications is a big part of why I am excited about this product. It feels like the community is going to push these glasses further than the company could on its own.
They also just look good. I have gotten a few compliments on them, which is not something I expected from a pair of smart glasses. If this is where wearables are heading, count me in.