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Razer Anzu Smart Glasses: Blue Light Filtering & Polarized Sunglass Lenses - Low Latency Audio - Built-in Mic & Speakers - Touch & Voice Assistant Compatible - 5hrs Battery - Rectangle/Small

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Size: Small


Style: Rectangle


Pattern Name: Smart Glasses


Features

  • Blue Light Filtering and Polarized Sunglass Lenses Included: Its blue light filter lessens screen glare to protect your eyes, reducing eyestrain so they feel fresh and focused while enjoying entertainment or working, while the polarized replacement lens shields your eyes from the sun
  • Low Latency Audio: Its industry-leading 60ms Bluetooth connection delivers smooth, stutter-free sound that allows you to stay immersed without any disruptions from audio delay or skipping
  • Built-in Mic and Speakers: With the Razer Anzu, you can go hands-free when taking calls thanks to a discreet omnidirectional mic built into its frame
  • Touch-Enabled and Voice-Assistant Compatible: Change music tracks, play or pause media, manage calls, and activate your smartphones voice assistantall from the glasses sleek touch interface
  • More than 5 hours of battery life: With this much mileage on a single charge, itll never run out during long gaming sessions. When folded up and not in use, it conserves power by shutting off automatically

Description

Rethink eyewear with the Razer Anzu—cutting-edge audio glasses that protect your eyes and immerse your ears. With built-in speakers hidden in its frame, taking in the sights and sounds now has a whole new meaning. Available in two types of frames and two sizes.

Color: Blue


Item Shape: Rectangular


Lens Color: Clear


Style Name: Rectangle


Sunglasses Form: clip_on


Frame Coverage: Full-frame or Semi-rimless


Frame Arm Texture: Plastic


Pattern: Smart Glasses


Brand: Razer


Age Range Description: Adult


UPC: 810056141912


Target Audience: Unisex-Adults


Manufacturer: Razer


Included Components: Glasses, Carrying Case, Cleaning Cloth, Charging Cable


Item Weight: 1.6 ounces


Style Number: RZ82-03630600-R3U1


Manufacturer Part Number: RZ82-03630600-R3U1


Manufacturer Warranty Description: 2 year manufacturer


Number of Items: 1


Lens Type: Polarized


Lens Coating Description: Polarized Coating


Ultraviolet Light Protection: True


Polarization Type: Polarized


Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor activities, Gaming, Working with digital screens


Other Special Features of the Product: Sound Amplification, Travel, Wireless


Fit to Size Sentiment: Positive


Fit Type: Standard


Frame Material Type: Nylon, Plastic


Lens Material Type: Plastic


Material: Nylon Plastic


Apparel Fabric Weight Class: Lightweight


Product Care Instructions: Gentle cleaning, avoid high heat, keep away from strong chemicals


size: Small


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    • The "smart" in smart glasses
Size: Small Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
I was not truly in the market for smart glasses. Afterall, I did not know of a use for them. They almost seemed gimmicky to me. It wasn't until I came across these Razer smart glasses on sale, did I decide to purchase them. For reference that price at the time was $59.99, which seemed like a more expensive pair of sunglasses to me. First thing first, is that the unboxing experience was really nice with cool packaging. I like that there are blue light filtering lenses and sunglass lenses. The pouch to hold the glasses is nice as well. I have no issue with the included items, and they all are of high quality. The glasses themselves work as advertised. I personally use these at my desk for work as I spend a great amount of time in front of a computer screen. I found them comfortable enough and the Bluetooth link allows me to listen to music while I am working. The sound is not going to replace any earbuds, but the setup does allow you to hear other sounds around you, and as I send is good for lite listening of music and podcast. The only thing I am not fond of is the charging cables because you have to connect them to each arm separately. This means you have to be careful when setting the glasses down that you do not disconnect one of the cords. Otherwise, I am pleasantly surprised and recommend these smart glasses as long as you find them as a good price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022 by Knightman
    • Best husband gift!
Size: Large Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
I bought these for my husband. I got him the large size. He wears them every day. They are perfect for him to listen to whatever he is watching. I only ever really hear what he’s watching if he has the volume all the way up but there is no need. So I never hear what he’s watching. When I call him and he’s wearing them he talks to me through the glasses and I can hear him perfectly. He can also hear what I am saying without problems. I will say sometimes if there is a lot of background noise I can hear that when he’s talking to me with them on. But all in all these are a wonderful purchase for an earbud alternative. They come in a case with a cleaning cloth and a charger. The charger and the cloth fit together in the carry case so everything is always together. The battery life seems to last a while. They turn off when the glasses are folded up. The blu-light on the lens is great for eye protection. I would recommend these for anyone!! I am even going to purchase a pair for my son so he can protect his eyes and he can be the only one listening to his videos too ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by Ashley G
    • Bluetooth Headset in form of glasses, not really that smart
Size: Large Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
While it's advertised as "smart glasses", the Razer Anzu is basically a Bluetooth headset in the form of glasses, nothing more, and they were on the market for a while under various brand names. I chose the square/large version as I have a very wide face and I don't think the round version would fit my face shape very well. The unboxing is very nice. Razer had learned a few tricks from Apple, though I wasn't sure why the polarized "sunglasses" lenses were in a separate box, nor were there any instructions that I can see on how to swap them easily. The normal "clear" lenses are blue-light blocking. The unboxing was quite nice, as Razer includes the glasses, AND an eyeglass case. Though the eyeglass case branding was so subtle I missed it altogether. The cable was hidden inside the eyeglass case stored in a flap, not in the box. Trying the eyeglasses on, the hinges are spring-loaded, which is nice, as the frame is not adjustable. It's basically a very generic looking eyeglasses, with very thick temple arms, and that's the idea. The speakers are built into the arms, and they are NOT bone conduction. Instead, these are actually "downward firing" speakers that are very directional and generally, only you (and MAYBE people next to you) can hear anything. Opening the glasses turns on the device automatically, and you can then download the app and pair to the device. The app is optional, but recommended. The device will pair as a regular Bluetooth headset. There really isn't much in the controls. There's some equalizer settings, there's the low-latency mode, and that's about it. You don't really control the volume on the eyeglasses itself. The controls here are really for stuff like pause/resume, forward, rewind, bring up assistant, and things like that. And it's pretty simple, and the app even has a "training program" where it will tell you if your command was recognized. Sound quality is actually pretty good. Don't expect it to work in a crowded cafe, but it works great when alone in a library or in your own room. And battery life is actually quite decent. I actually own a very similar product, JLabs, Jframes, which are two Bluetooth modules you can clip onto eyeglasses that employ a very similar design at a very similar price, but you obviously bring your own glasses, and even the charger cable is very similar. They operate similary, except the Jlabs version has no app and audio quality is a bit lacking. After a couple days with it, I find the glasses a bit "heavy", as it keeps slipping down my nose and I have to constantly push it back up. Other than that, it works fine and I really have no complaints. And I did make calls with it, It works surprisingly well. All in all, it is a good value at the current much lower price. At the original $200 price it's way too expensive, but at $70 or below, it's a very interesting way to add Bluetooth in an almost secret agent way to your life. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2022 by Guy Reviews Romance and More
    • Great running glasses for music
Size: Small Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
I want to give these a solid 4.5 stars if I could. These glasses are great. I've had these for over a year now and they're my go to for music while running long distance. Realistically they get more like 4 hours for me at 60% volume, which is good enough for a marathon. But I usually don't run more than 10 miles. I find that 5+ earbuds I've tested all fall out once the running sweat starts to pile on. So these are great for running. Some say wind gets in the way, but that's not true. That's like saying I can't hear my blutooth speaker because of wind. I've tested the call quality with many friends. The mic on these are far better than all my earbuds. Obviously in earbuds are better for listening, but these are great. My only gripe is that after a few hours, there is definitely some pain behind the ears as some others have noted. But throughout the week when running 3-5 miles, I don't have them on long enough to notice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026 by Ali
    • Great glasses with annoying software and design.
Size: Small Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
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I got these alongside a pair of Bose Soprano last December. Both do their job quite well, and I think most people would like either one. I like Bose better, but just by a bit. Both are stylish, but you can tell there was different emphasis with each. The pros of the Razer include: + Designed to look subtle + Light weight. This is probably the biggest advantage over the Bose. The Razers barely look different from a normal pair of glasses. The Bose are designed to be sunglasses and thus are probably only meant for a few hours. They are thick and your nose may get tired of holding them up. No so with the Razer. The cons include - The power switch IS the hinge of the legs. This is AWFUL. You can not just wear the glasses as a normal pair of glasses. This is the greatest con, IMO. It only gets worse if you go out without your phone, or it crashes. If it crashes, I hope you have the charge cable with you, otherwise you may be stuck without them until the battery drains or you do. If there is ever a Razer Anzu 2, PLEASE put a real power button on it. - Each leg has a bright, ugly, BLUE LED that shines DIRECTLY into your eyes. Luckily you can fix this terrible bug that I refuse to believe someone was actually payed money to design, with duct tape. - No volume option, wtf. Also you have to download a spyware app to change what the buttons do, and even then there's no volume and the other functions are barely useful and slow to respond. You're gonna want an external remote with this one. Additionally, I think the battery is quite small but decided to not count it as a con, because you can tell it was a compromise for the light weight which is one of it's better points. Still, the Bose's battery is over twice as big, and the difference does show in the battery life. I use both pretty much daily as neither can do the job alone, but together, I can listen and talk through the whole day. I think the Bose sounds better for music and video content, but the Razer works better as a headset for talking on the phone. I tried all 4 sizes of Razer and ended up liking the small rectangular the best, and I liked the large round as sunglasses. I put transition lenses in the Bose and find it works great. I'm sure the Razer would benefit from that as well, but I quite enjoy the small rectangular as a normal pair of glasses. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2023 by Erika Anemone
    • Charging Cord is Packed Neatly Away in the Glasses' Case
Size: Small Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
First off, the Charging Cord is packed neatly away in the very nice glass' case. Very Cool! True Confessions: I was ready to call the company about a cord when I combed through every thing again. I would be the first to admit that they need a yellow post it to tell us where it is!! That said, I am loving these glasses. Well constructed! Built to last! They look and feel like a $200+ pair. Honestly, they are lighter in weight than my other pair of cheaply made blue light computer glasses! How is that possible!! This also speaks to their high quality construction. The audio is excellent. With the app, you can dial in for different applications of the audio. For example, Gamers have different settings than zoom call users. Plus, there is a more ideal setting for listening to media. Check out the app before you buy might help your decision making. Would the BOSE be better? For me, "No!" Price points that equal the price of a computer or iPad stress me out. I am hard on the glasses that I wear for my computer. Even harder on my sunglasses!! So, "No!" I don't want to be using $200 Bose audio glasses. I can buy three, four on sale of these for the price of one BOSE pair of glasses!!! One last thing: The sound quality for these is so close to the BOSE that I dare say that only someone with a trained ear would have more to say. That's not me. ... show more
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    • FAULTY, NO SUPPORT, AND A GIANT WASTE OF MONEY
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At first, I loved these smart glasses. The style, shape, and comfort of them was fantastic! The swappable lenses were a huge plus as I could wear them golfing. However, the glasses just quit working out of nowhere after a few months. They would charge, but simply wouldn't turn on anymore. I contacted support about this issue and they required me to send proof of purchase and video proof. After doing both these things, they admitted that the product was faulty and the issues were not caused by me or anything I did. Yet, they still said that there is nothing they could do. After going back and forth about the issue, they claimed, "After reviewing your case, I am sad to inform you that we are unable to provide a replacement... We know this is not the resolution you would want from us but we are here to help you get through your case." So they couldn't provide me any sort of resolution, but it's okay because they are always here to help. Overall, terrible company with even worse customer service. Would give 0 stars if I could. **UPDATE** I ended up speaking with 5 different customer service representatives. Every single one of them fed me the same line about helping resolve my issue, but there was nothing they could do. Then they insulted me with offering me a $10 discount on future products. I asked each representative for a complaint form or survey and each time they would switch to another representative. So clearly they just don't want to take blame or criticism. Terrible product and terrible company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024 by Matt Snell
    • Great for the price!
Size: Small Style: Rectangle Pattern Name: Smart Glasses
The first thing I am going to say is that you will want the regular sized frames. Always the regular! I feel like I have a big head and the larges were huge and looked so ridicules on me! The regulars looked great! The stems are a little thicker than I would like but not too bad. If you are the type of person that likes this kind of tech, you can handle it. The sound level is a bit lower than my other pair of ohO ones I bought, and the ohO ones are more low profile, but the sound quality on the Razor glasses is soooooo much better. No crackling on more bass heavy songs. The big seller on these is the interchangeable lenses. This way I have more than doubled the amount of use I can get out of them. I'm not limited to only outside use. I can wear them around the house and while doing work in front of the computer. There isn't really enough consistent data to support use of Blue Light Filtering glasses, so I wouldn't buy these specifically for that purpose, but it's nice to not have buds jammed in my ear for everyday tasks. For the price I would absolutely recommend these. The only con I have is that there is no volume control on the glasses. Thats it! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2022 by Matthew T. Abrams

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