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| Operating System | No |
|---|---|
| Memory Storage Capacity | 4 GB |
| Special Feature | Audio Recording, Camera, Music Player, Video Recording, Voice Control |
| Battery Capacity | 260 Milliamp Hours |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, USB, Wi-Fi |
| Wireless Communication Standard | 802.11n, Bluetooth |
| Battery Cell Composition | Lithium Polymer |
| GPS | GPS Via Smartphone |
| Shape | Oval |
| Screen Size | 2 Inches |
| package_dimensions | 6.63 x 3.07 x 2.24 inches |
|---|---|
| item_weight | 1.53 Ounces |
| item_model_number | G2 Pro |
| batteries | 1 A batteries required. (included) |
| best_sellers_rank | #79,771 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #348 in Wearable Tech Glasses |
| date_first_available | October 29, 2025 |
| manufacturer | BRIBEJAT |
| standing_screen_display_size | 2 Inches |
| memory_storage_capacity | 4 GB |
Product video 1
The battery life is honestly great. I go on long hikes, and it easily lasts through my 8-hour trips while recording POV footage. I also love that I can plug it into a power bank while using it, so battery life is never a worry when I’m traveling or out outdoors. Absolutely I would recommend it to my friends. Read more
I'm sure for many people, these may be fine. I however am an old man and have struggled to use them. I have issues with the buttons and the keep sliding off of my nose. The translation app seems overly complicated . Like I said, they will be fine for others, just not for me. Read more
These glasses are one of those devices that feel very cool the first time you wear them out for a walk or a drive. Having a camera built into something that looks like a normal pair of sunglasses makes it easy to grab quick clips or photos hands free, and the battery life holds up well through a day of casual use. For simple vlogging, POV footage, or recording little moments without pulling out a phone, they do what they promise. Where they stumble is the software and “smart” side of things. The required AI app feels half baked, with clunky controls and features that sound impressive on paper but don’t feel polished or reliable in daily use. Image and video quality land in the “fine” range: usable for social media, not something you’ll be blown away by on a big screen. The audio and translation features are more novelty than must have, which makes this feel more like a camera with extras than a true AI assistant on your face. To really stand out, the maker needs to overhaul the companion app, streamline the interface, and focus on making a few core features excellent instead of packing in everything at once. A firmware and app combo that noticeably boosts photo processing, stabilization, and translation accuracy would turn these from a neat toy into a genuinely useful daily gadget. Read more
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Vlogger’s great helperI enjoy wearing these smart glasses with camera when I go out.It shot my travel vlog at outdoor with 1080P stabilization, that no jitters even on bumpy trails. Voice control caught those fleeting moments of brilliance. 7-hour battery outlasted my hiking crew. Read more
So far so good.. They're a little heavier than I thought they would be. The picture from the camera is ok but decent. I don't have much experience with AI glasses but these don't seem overwhelming. I do like the button wake up for the cyan assistant.. I don't dislike them. I'm still deciding on if keeping them. I really wanted the ray bans but I'm scared to spend that much on them... Decisions... decisions.. Read more
The G2 Pro smart glasses with camera and Bluetooth have made my walks so much better! I've captured sunrises and my dog's non stop chasing all recorded with a simple tap (thanks to the video recording feature). Bluetooth connects on the recording glasses to my playlist, and the open design lets me hear traffic, so it's safe. They're lightweight, comfortable, and I totally forget I'm wearing them! No more stopping to take out my phone.These camera sunglasses let me document every moment without missing a beat! Read more
These AI smart glasses pack a lot into a lightweight frame. The 1080p video with stabilization works well for walking, cycling, and casual outdoor shots—videos are steady enough without needing extra gear. Voice control is responsive, and being able to snap photos or start recording hands-free is genuinely useful. The real-time translation is the standout feature for travel. It’s not perfect in noisy settings, but for one-on-one conversations it’s impressive and practical. Audio quality is clear for calls and podcasts, and the open-ear design keeps you aware of surroundings. Battery life is decent for a day of mixed use, and Wi-Fi transfer makes sharing clips quick. A few limitations: recording time is shorter than music playback, and low-light video is just okay. Still, for the price and feature set, these are versatile, easy-to-use smart glasses that work well for travel, light vlogging, and everyday hands-free use. Read more