Last night, Razer released the Anzu glasses, the brand’s smart glasses with built-in speakers that play music through the user’s temples. The glasses also include a microphone and low latency audio Bluetooth along with touch controllers to change songs, control the volume, answer calls, and use the voice assistant. The glasses come in sizes small/medium or medium/large, in square or round frames, and with blue light or UV light protection. The Anzu smart glasses were released at a price of $199.99, making them some of the least expensive options when it comes to smart glasses.
When in use, the Anzu glasses can last for up to five hours. However, the battery can last for days when the glasses are folded and kept on standby. Razer’s smart glasses are also water-resistant which means they can withstand light rain or sweat. Asides from the glasses, Razer is also looking to offer other types of tech-infused wear like Project Hazel Masks which are yet to be released but promise to be an innovative take on masks perfect for pandemic times.
On the other hand, Razer is offering a 15% discount through its partner Lensable for users who need prescription glasses. This means that users can get prescription lenses for their Anzu glasses so visibility does not have to be sacrificed for the sake of the other perks of the smart glasses. The Anzu glasses are only being sold through Razer’s official webpage but, unfortunately, Razer’s Anzu glasses were sold out almost immediately and Razer has not disclosed when there will be re-stocked. Most likely, Razer will announce more about the Anzu glasses and the rest of its products in the upcoming DevCon event.
Source: IGN
