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Pro Capture

The frames with the most camera in them. If what you actually want is footage — travel, hobby, first-person clips you will edit later — start here rather than with the everyday range.

Higher-resolution sensors, the same open-ear audio and hands-free assistant as the rest of the range, and frames still built to read as eyewear rather than equipment.

An indicator light on the front comes on whenever the camera is running, so the people around you know.

Before you choose

Everyday or Sport - which range is for me?

The electronics are identical: the same camera, open-ear audio, assistant and translation sit in both.

Choose Everyday if you want a frame that passes as ordinary glasses for the commute, the office or travel, with clear, prescription-ready or photochromic lenses. Choose Sport if you need the frame to stay put while you move: it wraps around the face and uses polarised lenses that cut glare off wet road, water and low sun.

How do I pick the right frame size?

Every product page lists three numbers in millimetres, for example 52 - 21 - 150. They are lens width, bridge width and temple length. The quickest way to choose is to find the same three numbers printed on the inside of the temple arm of a pair you already own and like, then match them.

If you are between sizes, the bridge number matters most for comfort and the temple length matters most for whether they sit level.

Clear, photochromic or polarised - which lens?

Clear if you mostly wear them indoors, at a desk or at night. Photochromic if you move between inside and outside during the day: they stay clear indoors and darken in bright sunlight, so one pair covers both.

Photochromic lenses react to ultraviolet light, so they darken less behind a car windscreen. For driving, riding or anything on water in strong sun, the polarised lenses on the Sport frames are the better choice.

Will people know when I am recording?

Yes. An indicator light on the front of the frame comes on whenever the camera is running. Please still use common sense: tell people you are filming, and put the glasses away anywhere people expect privacy.

Do I need an app?

Yes. The free companion app is where photos and video land, and where translation and the assistant run. It works on Android and iPhone, and the setup steps are in the manual in the box.

Can I wear them in the rain?

They are splash and sweat resistant, so light rain, workouts and commuting are fine. They are not waterproof - do not swim, shower or rinse them under a tap. The exact rating for each model is listed on its product page.

How long does the battery last?

Across the Smart range, expect roughly 4 to 7 hours of music or calls, about an hour of photo taking, or about 50 minutes of continuous video. Recording video is what drains it fastest. Charging is over USB-C. Exact figures are on each product page.

What comes in the box?

The glasses, a charging cable, a cleaning cloth and the user manual. A hard case is not included - you can add one from the accessories range if you want the glasses protected in a bag.

Can I return them if they do not suit me?

Yes. 30 days from delivery, unworn and in the original box. Every pair also carries a 12-month warranty against manufacturing faults. If a pair arrives damaged, send us a photo within 48 hours and we will replace it.

Still not sure which pair?

Tell us how you plan to use them and we will point you at the right frame. We usually reply within a day.