How it works
Pair, press play, talk
LinguaLens glasses connect to your phone over Bluetooth and work like a wireless headset. They don't translate by themselves: for translation, you use an app on your phone and hear it through the glasses.
Getting started
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Step 1: Switch on and pair
Hold the button for 3 seconds to switch on, then pair the glasses in your phone's Bluetooth settings.
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Step 2: Listen and talk
Press once to play or pause, twice for the next track. Press once to answer or end a call.
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Step 3: Translate with your phone
Optional: open a translation app on your phone and you'll hear it through the glasses.
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Step 4: Recharge
Charge over USB-C. A full charge takes about 1 hour. Hold the button for 5 seconds to switch off.
Features
What the glasses do
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Hands-free calls
A built-in microphone lets you talk without taking out your phone. Press the button once to answer or end a call, or hold it for 2 seconds to decline.
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Open-ear audio
A 14.2 mm speaker in each arm plays sound towards your ears, so nothing sits in or over them.
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Up to 5 hours of music
Up to 5 hours at full volume or 6 hours at half volume, up to 4 hours of calls and up to 30 hours on standby (manufacturer figures). Charges over USB-C in about 1 hour.
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Voice assistant
Hold the button for 2 seconds to call up your phone's voice assistant, such as Siri.
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UV-protection lenses
Tinted lenses that the manufacturer states offer UV protection, so your headset is also your sunglasses.
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Works with translation apps
The glasses don't translate by themselves. Use a translation app on your phone and hear it through the glasses.
Made for
Made for everyday use
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Calls on the go
Answer calls with one press while you walk, commute or run errands, with your phone in your pocket.
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Music and podcasts
Listen to music, podcasts and audiobooks without earbuds in your ears.
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Travel
Hear navigation directions from your phone while you explore, with sunglasses and headset in one.
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Other languages
With a translation app on your phone, hear translations through the glasses instead of holding your phone up.