Smart Glasses

How to choose your smart glasses

A smart glasses is primarily a pair of eyeglasses: it must fit well, protect the eyes, and enhance the face. The technology integrated into the arms, from cameras to directional speakers, adds to these qualities without altering the aesthetics of the frames you already know.

The features that make a difference

The Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta models integrate a camera for taking photos and recording first-person videos, open-ear speakers for listening to music and answering calls without earbuds, and the voice-activated Meta AI assistant. The Oakley Meta Vanguard frames are designed for sports and sync with Garmin devices and major fitness apps. The Nuance Audio eyeglasses, on the other hand, incorporate acoustic technology that amplifies the voices of those in front of you, designed for those with mild hearing difficulties who want an elegant pair of glasses instead of a visible hearing aid.Identify the function you really need and add to your cart the model that offers it.

Shape, size, and custom lenses

Among the products on the page, you will find the Wayfarer and Headliner silhouettes in acetate, the rounded Skyler shape, the sporty HSTN frame, and the Square and Panthos lines from Nuance Audio. The printed caliber inside the arm remains the reference for sizing, as the electronics make the arms slightly wider than a traditional eyeglass. Many models are available with sunglasses, clear eyeglasses lenses, and Transitions photochromic lenses that darken outdoors.Choose the combination of frame and lens that best suits your day and complete your purchase now.

Prescription lenses and in-store assistance

Smart glasses can accommodate your prescription: our opticians check the frame's compatibility with the prescription and take care of the lens centering. If you're looking for other technical solutions, explore thephotochromic sunglassesand thepolarized sunglasses, or check out the complete collections ofsunglassesandEyeglasses.