Amit K.
Mumbai
“Took these out on a weekend outing and ended up using the camera more than I expected. It was nice being able to capture a few moments without stopping to take my phone out every time.”
Say "Hello, Echo" and get quick answers, no phone needed.
Take photos and record video from your point of view, without pulling out your phone.
Listen to music and call through speakers in the frame, while staying aware of what is around you.
Go Cipher starts with a pair of shades you would wear anyway. The smart parts are built right into the frame, so you never have to choose between looking good and keeping up.
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Built-in image stabilisation helps keep your clips smooth when you are on the move.
Dual microphones with noise cancellation help the glasses hear you, even outdoors.
Share Your Shots Fast
Photos and videos move to your phone over Wi-Fi, ready to post.
Keep Moments On The Glasses
2GB of onboard storage holds your photos and clips until you transfer them.
Dark tinted for sunny days, blue light blocking for screen days, or photochromic for changing light. All three come with UV400 protection.
Dark tinted for sunny days, blue light blocking for screen days, or photochromic for changing light. All three come with UV400 protection.
A full USB-C charge takes about 60 minutes, and standby lasts up to 23 hours.
Press a button to take a photo, and tap the temple to play, pause and skip.
Comes with a cleaning cloth, charging cable, user manual and drawstring bag.
Mumbai
“Took these out on a weekend outing and ended up using the camera more than I expected. It was nice being able to capture a few moments without stopping to take my phone out every time.”
Hyderabad
“The best part is not having to pull out my phone just to capture a quick moment. I also like that they don't look overly techy. They feel more like regular shades with a few useful extras.”
Bengaluru
“Been using the music feature when I'm out for a walk. It's a nice change from wearing earbuds, and the glasses just look like a regular pair of shades.”