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Razer Anzu Smart Glasses
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Key specs
Battery
- Battery Life Typical
- 5 h
- Charging Method
- Proprietary pogo-pin
Build
- Water Resistance
- Yes
- IP Rating
- IPX4
Connectivity
- Bluetooth Version
- 5.2
- Bluetooth
- Yes
- Wifi
- No
Design
- Color Options
- Black
- Frame Material
- Plastic
- Prescription Support
- No
- Lens Type
- Clear, tinted/sunglasses, polarized
- Weight
- 43 g
Display
- Ar Display
- No
Features
- Camera
- No
- Microphone
- Yes
- Voice Assistant Support
- Google Assistant, Alexa, Cortana
Software
- Supported Phone OS
- IOS + Android
Sound
- Open Ear Audio
- Yes
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