Meizu has officially entered the wearable AI race with the launch of its StarV Snap smart glasses. The glasses are now available in China, starting at 1,999 yuan (roughly $280).

Meizu StarV Snap Specifications

The StarV Snap weighs just 39 grams. Meizu said the glasses underwent more than 50 rounds of ergonomic refinement to ensure a balanced 1:1 weight distribution. The frame features titanium-alloy hinges, soft curved temple tips, and a breathable curved design for improved comfort. The glasses are available in two color options: Amber Brown and Midnight Black, and support interchangeable lenses, including optical, photochromic, and sunglasses.

Meizu has equipped the glasses with a 12-megapixel ultra-wide camera with a 109-degree field of view and f/2.2 aperture. It uses a custom 5P optical glass lens and supports video recording in both landscape and portrait modes. The glasses can shoot continuously for up to 40 minutes at 1080p or 60 minutes at 720p. Meizu’s imaging system also supports HDR, EIS stabilization, noise reduction, portrait enhancement, and horizon correction.

The glasses use Qualcomm’s Snapdragon AR1 processor paired with 2GB of RAM and 32GB of storage. This setup powers on-device AI features and manages heat during extended use. The audio system includes dual open-ear stereo speakers and a four-microphone array with AI noise reduction for clear voice pickup.

The device features a built-in AI assistant that handles voice transcription, object recognition, real-time translation in 12 languages, and contextual suggestions. These functions can be accessed through a dedicated AI button or via voice commands. The low-power voice control system enables direct interaction without requiring a wake word.

The StarV Snap features an 183mAh battery that supports up to 3 hours of music playback, 40 minutes of 1080p video recording, or 50 hours of standby time. Charging is handled through a Type-C port, and the included charging case can recharge the glasses up to nine times. Meizu said a full charge takes about 45 minutes. The glasses support Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.3 and are compatible with Android 12 and above.

Meizu confirmed Alipay integration, allowing users to display QR codes for mobile payments directly on the glasses. The device also includes a recording indicator light and intelligent obstruction detection to protect user privacy.

In related news, we recently reviewed the RayNeo Air 3s Pro, a pair of smart glasses that impressed with their bright display, lightweight design, and immersive viewing experience. Check it out.

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(Meizu JD)

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