Razer Anzu – Smart sunglasses with audio

Razer Anzu Smart Glasses (Razor Source)

Razer, one of the world’s best-known gaming product makers, has announcedRazer Anzu smart glasses, “Smart” glasses designed for gamers. Anzu glasses come with lenses that filter 35% of the harmful blue light coming out of the screen in addition to the lenses of regular sunglasses for outdoor use, while they also come with an “open” audio system that allows you to listen to music without blocking your ears.

The main idea around the Anzu glasses is not new, and you can find Amazon Bose Frames or Echo Frames on the market. But since Reiser is a gaming company, the main feature of Anzu glasses is dedicated lenses for filtering blue light, similar to the Gunnar glasses that are available in Israel with a filter of 35% of the harmful blue light, in addition to a pair of lenses that come with the glasses Filtration of 99% of UVA / UVB rays.

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Anzu glasses can be found in two sizes, with a square or round frame, with the weight of the glasses ranging from 43 to 48 grams depending on the type of frame and their size. Inside the frame you can find 16 mm drivers, which are responsible for part of the sound in the glasses, with a low delay time of only 60 milliseconds. In addition, it will be possible to activate the voice assistant on the phone and make calls through the glasses. Battery up to 5 hours on a full charge.

Razer Anzu Smart Glasses (Razor Source)

The Razer Anzu Smart Glasses are available for sale for $ 200.

Razer’s new Anzu glasses have been created as a niche product, since this is not a new field, but a field that has been in the background for several years. However, the company has managed to give its spin in the form of using dedicated lenses to filter out harmful blue light, while designating them more for gamers. The only thing missing from the new glasses when it comes to gaming is built-in RGB lighting.