UNDERSTAND YOUR SMART EYEWEAR

How It Works

From choosing the right model to charging, pairing, controls, open-ear audio, camera use and AI-assisted functions, this guide explains the typical VIVACLOTHER smart-glasses experience while emphasizing that exact features differ by model.

ChooseChargeConnectControlUse Responsibly
ChooseSelect the smart-eyewear category that matches your needs.
ConnectPair Bluetooth and set up the companion app when required.
UseAudio, calls, camera and AI are model-specific.
SupportTroubleshoot or contact customer service when needed.

1. Start by Choosing the Right Category

01

Audio Glasses

Designed mainly for open-ear audio, podcasts, music and supported Bluetooth calls.

02

AI Glasses

Designed around compatible voice, AI-assisted or translation-related functions.

03

Camera Glasses

Include camera hardware for supported photo or video capture.

04

Smart Sunglasses

Outdoor eyewear combined with selected connected functions.

2. Before First Use

  • Review the product page and included instructions.
  • Check the charging method for the exact model.
  • Charge the device sufficiently.
  • Confirm phone and operating-system requirements.
  • Check whether a companion app is required.
  • Review camera or AI permissions before enabling optional features.

3. Typical Bluetooth Pairing Process

STEP 01

Power On

Turn on the glasses using the model's control.

STEP 02

Pairing Mode

Enter Bluetooth pairing mode if it does not begin automatically.

STEP 03

Select Device

Open the phone's Bluetooth settings and select the glasses.

STEP 04

App Setup

Install and configure the companion app if required.

4. Controls

Depending on the model, control methods may include touch gestures, swipes, physical buttons, voice commands or controls inside the connected phone/application.

Because controls differ by product, the included instructions should take priority over general examples on this page.

5. Open-Ear Audio

Supported models use speakers positioned near the ears rather than sealing the ear canal. This can be useful for music, podcasts, calls, voice prompts and supported assistant responses.

Open-ear audio can leak some sound, especially at higher volume, and may be less isolated in very noisy environments.

6. Phone Calls

Audio smart glasses with microphones can support Bluetooth calls when paired with a compatible phone. Call quality can be affected by phone-network quality, Bluetooth connection, environmental noise, wind and microphone placement.

7. Camera Functions

Camera-equipped models may capture photos or video using a button, touch control, voice function or companion app, depending on the product.

Resolution, field of view, storage, recording duration and media-transfer method vary by model.

8. AI-Assisted Features

AI-enabled models may use microphones, speakers, camera input, a smartphone, companion app, internet access and cloud services.

Some functions can involve voice questions, translation-related services, visual context or other supported smart interactions.

9. Battery & Charging During Everyday Use

Battery life depends on the feature mix. Standby generally uses less power than continuous audio, phone calls, camera recording or cloud-connected AI requests.

Use charging equipment compatible with the exact model and avoid damaged or wet charging contacts.

10. Water & Environmental Conditions

Water protection varies by model. Do not treat a product as waterproof unless a specific rating is published.

Extreme heat, cold or moisture can also affect electronics and battery performance.

11. Responsible Camera & Microphone Use

Use Smart Features Responsibly

  • Follow applicable recording laws.
  • Respect private spaces.
  • Obtain consent where required.
  • Review companion-app permissions.
  • Do not use camera-enabled eyewear for unlawful surveillance.

12. Troubleshooting

  1. Charge the glasses.
  2. Restart the glasses and phone.
  3. Check Bluetooth connection.
  4. Check companion-app permissions.
  5. Update app or firmware where supported.
  6. Use the model-specific reset procedure if required.
  7. Contact support with the exact product model and a description of the issue.