For a long time, I've wanted these glasses, and after saving up for a while, I finally had the chance to buy them. Today, I want to share the unboxing with you while I explain why they're the perfect accessory for my work.
The first thing I did when they arrived was record this unboxing video to share with you. I'm showing it as a GIF to make it easier to see:
Now, let's get into it: the glasses arrived in a very nice package, well-branded everywhere:
When you open it, the first thing you find is the charging case for the glasses:
Something super cool about the case is that it also works as a power bank for the glasses, capable of charging them up to 4 times. So, I'll have plenty of charge time to use them!
Opening the case, we find the glasses with their factory plastics:
Something really neat is this button that lights up in color to indicate the device's charge level:
Here's how everything looks outside its case:
After recording the unboxing (with my professional camera), I connected the glasses to my phone and started setting them up and updating their firmware. That whole process took me about 30 minutes.
And for those interested in the technical aspects of the glasses, here's what Wikipedia says:
They use a Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen1 processor, improved 12 MP cameras, enhanced audio, live streaming to Facebook and Instagram, and Meta AI.
The reason I've wanted these glasses for so long is that they're the perfect complement to my work. I'm a professional photographer and videographer, and I know I'll get a lot of use out of them for recording behind the scenes content of my projects.
Additionally, I often create a lot of street content, whether it's street photography or photography dynamics with strangers. For both types of content, it's incredibly useful to record from a POV perspective discreetly, allowing me to create content much more comfortably.
I haven't gone out yet to test the camera's quality, but while making this post, I thought of taking a photo of my desk to show you the photo quality. Keep in mind it was taken in low light conditions, and I know it will look much better outdoors.
I hope you found this as interesting as I did. I'm very excited about this new acquisition, and I'll soon be sharing content created with the glasses. Thanks for watching!