
Vox One AI Glasses
The everyday-frame model with live translation, open-ear audio and a 12 MP camera — the one to quote for an optician or electronics chain.
Updated 20 Oct 2026 · specifications per hardware revision
A wrap-format sport frame with an 8 MP camera for stills and video, Bluetooth calling and music through integrated speakers, in black, white or orange — the glasses version of what a cyclist already carries three devices for. It sits alongside the Vox One rather than replacing it: this one is sold on the bike counter and in running retail, not in an optician.
Reference photography for discussion, to be replaced with our own production images. Certification and durability scope differ by hardware revision.
A cyclist currently rides with a phone for navigation and calls, a light or action camera for footage, and earbuds for music. The Vox Ride folds the camera and the audio into eyewear the rider is already wearing, which is why bike retail responds to it: it is not a new gadget to remember, it is the glasses they put on anyway.
That also sets the honest bar for the product. Glasses that record, take a call and play music are useful; glasses that do all three badly on a moving bike are a return. So the four questions below decide whether this sells once or sells again.
We answer all four in writing for the revision being quoted. If a figure does not exist yet, we say that instead of inventing one.
In this product category “AI” usually describes what the companion app and a cloud service do with the footage and the voice — scene tagging, clipping, transcription, assistant hand-off — not something computed inside the frame. The Vox Ride as published here is a camera and audio sport frame: stills, video, calls, music, Bluetooth to a phone.
We keep the listing that way deliberately. Claiming on-device intelligence you cannot demonstrate is the fastest route to a bad review, and in the EU to a substantiation question you cannot answer. If your programme needs translation, voice assistant integration or on-device processing, that is a firmware and app conversation — quote it as a customisation and we will tell you what it costs in units and lead time.
Every European retailer and club channel will raise this before they raise battery life. Our answer is a design one: the record state is indicated on the frame, and we do not supply firmware, artwork or manual text that hides it. On top of that we send the technical description your compliance reviewer asks for — what is stored on the device, how it leaves the device, and which processing happens in an app rather than on the glasses.
Responsibility splits the same way it does across this catalogue: we own the hardware behaviour and the documentation, you remain the controller for anything your users' app account touches, including notices, deletion flows and any cloud service you brand. Ask us for the input sheet and we will fill in the device side of it.
Two columns on purpose: the left is what we will print on a page today, the right is what the datasheet for your hardware revision answers. A figure moves from right to left only when a report backs it.
| Form factor | Wrap sport frame, integrated camera |
|---|---|
| Colours | Black · white · orange |
| Camera | 8 MP, stills and video |
| Audio | Bluetooth calls and music, frame speakers |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth to an iOS or Android companion app |
| Capture transfer | To the phone via the app or the frame's storage |
| Record indicator | Built into the frame design |
| MOQ | 300 units, colour split agreed at order stage |
| Video | Resolution, frame rate, clip limit, stabilisation on or off |
|---|---|
| Storage | On-board capacity, expandable or not |
| Battery | Recording time, call time, standby, charge time and method |
| Microphones | Count, array, wind mesh, measured call sample at speed |
| Durability | IP or sweat test report — published only once it exists |
| Lens | UV category, light transmission, impact standard, spare tints |
| Fit | Weight, frame dimensions, prescription insert, nose piece sizes |
| App & compliance | Languages, data path, hosting region, certificate list for the revision, battery transport papers |
If a document you need does not exist for the revision being quoted, we say so before order confirmation rather than after.
Every tier below is available on this model. The unit minimum and lead-time impact for each is confirmed in your quotation against the current hardware and packaging revision — we do not print a tier table that goes stale when a part changes.
Mixed SKUs are allowed inside the MOQ and the binding figure is the highest tier you touch. See MOQ, sampling and lead times and AI glasses market trends for how a first order is normally sequenced.
Tell us the quantity, the colour split and the market. Prices depend on model, quantity, packaging and firmware scope, so the sales team quotes per project — we do not publish a unit price, and we do not ask for your budget.
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Yes. The AI glasses minimum is 300 units per order, one order can mix the colourways, and logo and packaging tiers are quoted with the same order.
Stock configurations sample in 3 to 5 working days, configured builds in 7 to 15, and the sample cost is credited against the mass production order. Production runs 25 to 35 days after approval.
Documents are supplied per model and hardware revision: CE RED, RoHS 3, REACH SVHC screening and battery UN38.3 plus SDS are part of the standard set, with UKCA on request.
Calls and music run over Bluetooth through the integrated speakers, so the phone stays in a pocket or jersey. What decides whether it is usable on a bike is wind noise on the microphones — a measured answer, not a spec-sheet line. We send the microphone count, the wind-mesh arrangement and a recorded call sample taken at riding speed with your quotation.
We do not publish a water or sweat rating for this model until the test report for the exact revision is in hand, and we will not print an IP claim on your packaging without it. Sweat inside a camera housing is a real failure mode: this is eyewear for rides and everyday wear, not something to swim with or power wash.
8 MP stills plus video. Recording resolution, frame rate, whether stabilisation is electronic or absent, clip-length limits and on-board storage all come from the datasheet — and on a bike, the stabilisation answer matters more to the footage than the megapixel number does.
A camera worn in public raises a privacy conversation before it raises a battery one. The record state is indicated on the frame, and we supply no firmware, artwork or manual text that hides it. We give your compliance reviewer the device-side description — what is stored, how it leaves the device, what runs in an app rather than on the glasses. You stay the controller for anything your users' app account touches.
Not as published for this model. The Vox Ride is a camera-and-audio sport frame. If translation or an assistant matters to your programme, quote the Vox One, or ask us what can be added at firmware level and what that costs in units and lead time.
Prescription inserts depend on the frame shape and are confirmed per revision — we will tell you whether the current frame takes an insert clip, needs a bonded lens, or does not support optics at all, before you promise anything to a customer.

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Where the record indicator, the audio path and the lens standards are actually verified.
Send quantity, colour split and branding scope — quotation, datasheet and sample plan within one business day.
Answers come from our published factory policy. Quotations are handled by a person.