Description

Smart Glasses with 137 Language Translation & Dual Speakers

Real-Time Translation Without Hassle

These smart glasses can translate 137 languages. That’s crazy, right? You won’t believe it but they work with 97% accuracy. The translation happens in just 0.5 seconds. No more waiting for translations when you talk to someone.

Designed for Active Life

I’ve worn these hiking and they’re super lightweight. The TR90 composite material makes them durable but light. They have UV400 protection too. Just imagine how convenient it is to have translation while walking around a new city.

Quality Sound That Actually Works

The dual speakers sound really good. You could pay more for features like these. They work great for calls and music. The fingerprint controls make switching between functions easy. No fumbling with buttons.

Long-Lasting Battery Life

The battery lasts a full day of use. Charging takes about 2 hours. It’s a small price to pay for having translation all day. The software is authorized for 2 years too. That’s a genuine gift for frequent travelers.

Works With Your Phone

These glasses connect to both Android and iOS. I use them with my iPhone and they work perfectly. One person wears the glasses, the other holds the phone. It’s a proven method that removes language barriers completely.

Practical Applications:

• International travel and tourism
• Business meetings with international partners
• Language learning and education
• Social events with multilingual attendees
• Outdoor activities like hiking and sightseeing

Life Hacks:

• Use them as regular sunglasses when not translating
• Listen to music hands-free while doing outdoor activities
• Make calls without taking your phone out of your pocket
• Learn pronunciation of foreign words by hearing them translated

Types of End Users:

• Frequent international travelers
• Business professionals working with global teams
• Language students and teachers
• Outdoor enthusiasts who explore different countries
• People who communicate with family members speaking different languages