The Lucyd Eclipse is a pair of smart glasses that combine standard eyewear with built-in audio hardware, aimed at users who want calls, messaging, and music playback without wearing separate earbuds.
Per Lucyd, the Eclipse includes enhanced audio with noise-canceling mics, hands-free calling, text and voice messaging, navigation support, real-time translation, and access to a voice AI assistant. The glasses ship with a soft case, USB charger, power brick, and cleaning cloth, and Lucyd offers prescription lens fitting as an add-on. The frame comes in a 57mm lens width / 18mm bridge / 147mm temple sizing.
The Eclipse holds a 3.9 out of 5 average across 197 reviews, with 66% of reviewers saying they'd recommend the product — a rating spread that reflects a genuinely mixed customer experience rather than uniform praise. Positive reviewers highlighted good speaker quality and successful prescription-lens ordering. But recurring complaints were also visible in the review section: one buyer described persistent Bluetooth disconnect issues that made calling difficult, and another reported a speaker failing in one ear after regular use, requiring the glasses to be sent in for repair. A few reviewers also noted the fit ran larger than expected.
At the time of this review, the Eclipse was listed at roughly 3,973,000₫ (approximately $149 USD at current exchange rates — actual checkout currency and price may vary by region), backed by a 1-year warranty, free delivery, and free returns.
The Eclipse's audio and hands-free feature set is appealing on paper, but the review history suggests connectivity and speaker durability issues affect a meaningful share of buyers — worth factoring in alongside the positive reviews before purchasing.
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