→Brilliant Labs Frame in practiceSypnotix examines the experience of using AI-enabled Frame glasses.SypnotixBrilliant Labs
Brilliant Labs Frame
Round black rims, a camera above the right lens and display optics on the left.
Everyday use & apps
- Weight
- Unverified
- Battery life (claimed)
- Unverified
- Charging method & time
- USB-C cradle; approx. 2 hours for glasses and cradle
- Prescription lenses
- Prescription lenses available separately
- Devices & connection
- Bluetooth 5.3; Noa app for iOS and Android
- Speakers & microphones
- Microphone; speaker specification unverified
- Water & dust rating
- Unverified
- Japanese support
- Unverified
- Dedicated app store
- Unverified
- Custom apps
- Official SDK and Lua API; on-device Lua code with external apps
Battery figures are manufacturer claims and vary with use, lenses and configuration. Unverified does not mean unsupported. Check where custom apps run and how they can be installed.
Display area & specifications
- Brand
- Brilliant Labs
- Function
- AI + AR
- Year
- 2024
- Display
- Monocular colour HUD
- Display resolution
- 640 × 400 · single-eye display
- Display field of view
- 20°
- Display source (e.g. Micro-LED)
- Micro-OLED
Color display, with up to 16 colors per rendered frame.
Specification source 1 ↗Article library
→Brilliant Labs Frame in practiceSypnotix examines the experience of using AI-enabled Frame glasses.Sypnotix
→Brilliant Labs Frame hands-on: rough edges stand out9to5Google tried the delivered Frame glasses and reported poor fit, reflective lenses and setup/pairing problems, while appreciating the unusual USB-C nose-bridge charger.9to5Google