Fire-Boltt has entered the smart eyewear market with its new FireLens lineup. The range comes in two variants – FireLens Audio and FireLens Vision AI. The glasses feature hands-free calling, music playback, AI features, real-time translation, and sharp imaging, all in lightweight, prescription-ready frames. They stack up against Meta’s Ray-Bans but cost about a third as much.
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FireLens Audio keeps it simple with directional speakers and a mic, doubling as a personal sound system and productivity aid. FireLens Vision AI, on the other hand, cranks it up with an 8MP smart camera powered by Fire-AI.
So you can snap photos with the capture button or say, “Hey FireLens, take a photo,” and shoot 1080p Full HD videos hands-free. It can answer questions, identify objects, plants, and signs, translate over 35 languages in real time, and even serve up cultural or local insights on the go, as per FireBoltt.
Plus, you can save notes, conversations, and media with 32GB onboard storage, while the dual-mic setup promises clear audio. Vision AI also works with Siri, Google Assistant, Bixby, and even taps into ChatGPT for AI-powered tasks.
Pricing starts at Rs. 3499 for FireLens Audio and Rs. 9999 for Vision AI.