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L'Attitude 52°N smart glasses offer integrated camera and audio features for travel

The L'Attitude 52°N smart glasses are designed for travelers, featuring a 12-megapixel camera for photos and 1080p video, along with five microphones and two speakers. The glasses are IP65-rated for water and dust resistance, while the included charging case is IP67-rated and provides 8-10 additional charges. The device includes 32GB of onboard storage and uses a proprietary app for managing media and settings. The glasses feature a touch-sensitive bar on the arm for volume and playback control, and a physical shutter button for capturing content. The companion app supports live translation in French, German, Italian, and Spanish. The glasses are lightweight at 50 grams and feature spring hinges for a comfortable fit. The company also offers an optional intercom strap that allows up to eight users to communicate directly without relying on internet connectivity. At the time of testing, the AI features, including voice commands and the tour guide mode, were not fully functional, though the manufacturer indicated that Android support was forthcoming.

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The L'Attitude 52°N smart glasses are designed for travelers, featuring a 12-megapixel camera for photos and 1080p video, along with five microphones and two speakers. The glasses are IP65-rated for water and dust resistance, while the included charging case is IP67-rated and provides 8-10 additional charges. The device includes 32GB of onboard storage and uses a proprietary app for managing media and settings. The glasses feature a touch-sensitive bar on the arm for volume and playback control, and a physical shutter button for capturing content. The companion app supports live translation in French, German, Italian, and Spanish. The glasses are lightweight at 50 grams and feature spring hinges for a comfortable fit. The company also offers an optional intercom strap that allows up to eight users to communicate directly without relying on internet connectivity. At the time of testing, the AI features, including voice commands and the tour guide mode, were not fully functional, though the manufacturer indicated that Android support was forthcoming.

The L'Attitude 52°N smart glasses feature a 12-megapixel camera capable of recording 1080p video at 30 frames per second. The device includes 32GB of onboard storage and is rated IP65 for water and dust resistance.

The included charging case provides 8-10 additional charges and is rated IP67 for water and dust resistance. The glasses feature a touch-sensitive bar on the arm for volume and playback control, and a physical shutter button for capturing content.

The companion app supports live translation in French, German, Italian, and Spanish. An optional intercom strap allows up to eight users to communicate directly without relying on internet connectivity.

Chapter guide

Unboxing and initial impressionsThe presenter unboxes the L'Attitude 52°N smart glasses and discusses their design and intended use for travelers.Hardware overviewA detailed look at the glasses' hardware, including the camera, microphones, speakers, and touch-sensitive controls.App setup and featuresThe presenter connects the glasses to the companion app and explores features like volume control, music playback, and camera settings.Camera and video testingThe presenter tests the camera and video recording capabilities, noting the quality and the impact of AI processing.Live translation and AI featuresThe presenter tests the live translation feature and discusses the AI tour guide mode.Audio quality testingThe presenter evaluates the audio quality of the built-in speakers.Intercom strap and pricingThe presenter discusses the optional intercom strap and the pricing for the different models.

Worth noting

  • The AI features, including voice commands and the tour guide mode, were not fully functional during testing.
  • The video was filmed in late May, and the manufacturer indicated that Android support was expected in June.
  • The presenter is an investor in Framework Computer, Inc., and HexOS by Eshtel.

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