Both brands’ glasses include Google’s Gemini assistant, open-ear speakers for music, podcasts and audiobooks, and a 12-megapixel camera for photos and video. The camera can also show Gemini what the wearer is looking at. The glasses pair with Android and iOS devices.
Google says the battery lasts up to nine hours on a charge. Each pair comes with a charging case. An on/off switch is designed to make the glasses function as ordinary eyewear when switched off. A small LED signals to people nearby when the camera is being used; camera functions will not work if the LED is covered.
Warby Parker’s options include the Wren, Reid and Alden frames, each available in optical and sun variants. Colors are jet black, saddle and pine. Gentle Monster is offering six frame designs in colors including pink, gray, yellow and dark red, with clear, blue, brown or tinted lens options.





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