Rogbid has introduced the VisionW smart glasses, designed to address the common dilemma of choosing between sunglasses and clear lenses.
The glasses feature a modular design, allowing users to detach the electronic arms and attach them to different frame styles.
The VisionW system includes three interchangeable front frames: a metal aviator style with dark UV lenses, a square half-rim frame for indoor use, and a vintage-style acetate frame for heavier sun protection.
The arms, which house the technology and batteries, are made from TR90 plastic to keep the weight down.
The glasses function similarly to other audio frames, with open-ear speakers built into the stems that direct sound without blocking ambient noise.
A single microphone setup allows for phone calls, which can be answered by tapping the side of the frames.
Rogbid is also integrating AI, connecting to your phone via Bluetooth and enabling voice commands to interact with large language models like ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Grok.
Users can ask questions, get directions, or control audio playback without pulling out their phone.
The VisionW is powered by dual 200mAh batteries split between the two arms, providing about nine hours of continuous audio playback and up to 30 days of standby time.
Charging is done via a magnetic pin connector located on the bottom of the stems.
The Rogbid VisionW is priced at $69.99 and is now available on the official Rogbid store.
