The birth of smart home appliances and IoT devices, the start of 5G communications, etc. . The evolution of technology has always enriched our lives. Technological innovation has also brought new possibilities to the fashion genre, with high-spec items appearing every season that would have been unthinkable a decade ago.
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The best example of this is the new audio glasses released by Fauna, a European eyewear brand that landed in Japan in January of this year.
Audio glasses are, as the name suggests, eyewear that can play sound. The glasses have a small built-in speaker, and by touching the temples, the wearer can enjoy talking and listening to music. Because of the advanced technology required, designs with a strong gadget feel have been common, but Fauna's glasses are a departure from the conventional design.
The most important point is the use of high quality materials, just like a high brand. The lenses are made of Carl Zeiss lenses from ZEISS, a glass factory that offers the highest standard of eyewear, and the frames are made of Italian acetate, which offers toughness and lightweight comfort. These are completely new audio glasses created from a fashion perspective.
The sound quality, which is also of concern, is quite good. By incorporating tiny "MEMS speakers," the device has been made smaller and lighter, while at the same time improving sound quality and extending battery life. In addition, a woofer is mounted at the ear. . This allows for a three-dimensional, dynamic, and realistic listening experience.
It is also very easy to use. By simply touching the temples, you can answer calls, play and pause music, adjust the volume, and perform all other operations, as well as connect to your smartphone or PC via Bluetooth, making them useful for running, driving, remote meetings, and a variety of other situations.
Audio Glasses by Fauna, a high-level fusion of design and specifications, are revolutionary eyewear that looks like it came out of a sci-fi movie, and let you enjoy the benefits of the latest technology.