Name: Clear Lens Spy Camera Glasses 1080p, 8GB Built-In Memory
SKU: VIM-CLGLASS2
Price: 199.0 NZD
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Clear Lens Spy Camera Glasses 1080p, 8GB Built-In Memory

$199.00 NZD

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Key Specs

Resolution

1080p Full HD

Connectivity

Standalone, no app

Storage

8GB built in

Battery

280mAh, about 1 hour

Audio

Built-in microphone

Weight

40g

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Description

The VIM-CLGLASS2 is the entry pair: a 40 gram classic frame with a clear lens, a Full HD camera and a microphone, at the simplest end of this range.

It records 1920 x 1080 in AVI with a date and time stamp to 8GB of built-in memory. The 280mAh cell gives about an hour of continuous recording, and files transfer to a Windows computer over the supplied USB cable. There is nothing to configure and nothing to fit.

Features

Clear lenses in a classic frame: Ordinary looking glasses rather than sunglasses, so they suit indoor wear.
Full HD with audio: 1920 x 1080 video with a built-in microphone.
8GB built in: Nothing to fit before the first use and no card to lose.
About an hour per charge: From the 280mAh cell, which suits a meeting or a site visit.
Date and time stamp: Applied to the footage, which is what makes a clip usable as a record.
40 grams: Light enough for extended wear, at 160 x 140 x 40mm.

Applications

Real-World Scenarios

Recording Your Own Work

A meeting, a walk through or an interview where a first person record of what happened is worth keeping.

Documenting a Property You Own

Walk a site you own or manage and record its condition hands free.

An Incident You Are Part Of

Being present is what makes recording reasonable, and glasses record the direction you are looking.

Travel and Everyday Notes

A short record of something you were part of, kept as video rather than written down.

How it Works

Charge it: charge over USB. There is no card to fit, because the 8GB is built in.
Wear and record: wear them and use the control to start and stop recording.
Retrieve the files: connect to a Windows computer over the supplied USB cable and copy the AVI files across.

Specifications

Power: 5V, 2A maximum. Use the adapter supplied, or a standard 5V USB charger or power bank rated 2A or less. Do not use fast chargers (USB-C PD, Quick Charge, Super Fast Charging) or high-output power banks: they can damage the device.

Model: VIM-CLGLASS2
Video resolution: Full HD 1920 x 1080
Video format: AVI
Audio: Built-in microphone
Time and date stamp: Supported
Storage: 8GB built in. This model does not accept a memory card
Battery: Built-in 280mAh lithium polymer
Battery life: About 1 hour
Power consumption: 0.8W
Computer support: Windows 7, 8 and 10
Dimensions: 160 x 140 x 40mm
Weight: 40g

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do they record on a charge?

About an hour of continuous recording, based on the 280mAh cell and 0.8W typical consumption.

Can I expand the memory?

No. This model has 8GB built in and no card slot, which suits short sessions and routine note taking rather than a long day.

Where is the lens?

Set into the front of the frame, so it records the direction you are looking while you wear them normally.

Is there a time stamp?

Yes, videos can carry a date and time stamp, which is what makes them useful as a record of when something happened.

Can I record with this legally in New Zealand?

Worn and used while you are present, yes. You are a party to what happens in front of you, and recording a conversation you are part of is lawful here, as is filming in a place you own or control. What you cannot do is leave them recording a conversation you are not part of, take them into a bathroom, changing area or anywhere else with a reasonable expectation of privacy, or record intimate footage, which is an offence under the Crimes Act 1961.