Dymesty AI Glasses are smart audio glasses equipped with microphones, open-ear speakers, and AI-powered features. The device is primarily designed for: making phone calls, listening to music and voice messages, recording meetings and conversations,
The glasses are available exclusively through the manufacturer's online store.
Dymesty AI Glasses
Dymesty AI Glasses are smart audio glasses equipped with microphones, open-ear speakers, and AI-powered features. The device is primarily designed for:
making phone calls,
listening to music and voice messages,
recording meetings and conversations,
automatically transcribing recordings,
creating summaries and notes,
translating conversations in near real time,
using a voice assistant.
The glasses do not have a camera or display. Therefore, they are not AR glasses and do not display subtitles or images directly in front of the eyes. Text translation and transcription are presented on the phone screen, while audio can be transmitted through speakers in the temples.
The lack of a camera can be an advantage in terms of privacy and workplace acceptance. However, it also means that the glasses do not recognize objects, documents, or text visible to the user.
Available models:
Cook Edge
Classic, more rectangular frames, 54–19–152 mm
Jobs Circle
Classic, round frames, 50–21–152 mm
Moore Vision
Sunglasses, 56–17–152 mm
The Cook Edge and Jobs Circle models are available in several colors. Moore Vision is a polarized version of the sunglasses. All models utilize titanium frame and hinge components.
The values indicate the approximate lens width, bridge width, and temple length, respectively.
Technical Specifications
Design and Connectivity
Frame and hinge material: titanium,
Bluetooth 5.3,
Qualcomm SoC [System-on-Chip — integrated computing system],
two open-ear speakers,
four microphones,
Support for the Qualcomm aptX codec,
magnetic charging connector,
mute option for one earpiece,
IP54 rating.
The IP54 rating indicates limited protection against dust and splashes. The glasses are not intended for swimming, submerging, or use under intense water jets.
Audio System
The glasses utilize an open-ear design, meaning the speakers are placed near the ear but not inserted into the ear canal. This allows the user to hear both the device and the surroundings.
Environmental Noise Cancellation (ENC) is also incorporated, which reduces the impact of ambient noise on the quality of the voices picked up by the microphones. However, this isn't the traditional ANC [Active Noise Cancellation] used in headphones and doesn't isolate the user from external sounds.
Battery
The manufacturer claims:
About one hour of charging time,
Up to 48 hours of "typical use."
"48 hours" doesn't mean 48 hours of continuous music playback, recording, or translation. Independent testing estimates battery life at approximately 9-10 hours with heavy audio use. Actual performance depends on volume, number of calls, microphone activity, Bluetooth connection, and use of the AI feature.
Control
Control is performed using buttons or touchpads located on the earpieces.
The manufacturer recommends the following actions:
single tap – answer or end a call, play or pause,
double tap – activate the assistant,
hold for approximately one second – reject a call or start/stop recording,
long press – mute one earpiece or enter pairing mode.
Control range may vary depending on the software version and model selected.
Software required for operation
A compatible phone is required to use basic Bluetooth features, such as calls and music playback.
The Dymesty app is required for the AI function, available for:
iPhone
Android devices.
The app is used for, among other things:
configuring the glasses,
updating the firmware,
starting translation,
managing recordings,
generating transcriptions and summaries,
searching notes,
asking questions about the recorded conversation,
synchronizing your calendar, and
configuring the voice assistant.
For iOS, the current app card requires iOS 18.6 or later. The manufacturer does not clearly present the minimum Android version in the public Google Play card.
Internet Connection
Real-time translation uses cloud services and requires your phone to have internet access via Wi-Fi or a cellular network. The manufacturer confirms that full offline translation is not currently supported. Extended offline support is still being discussed in the product development roadmap.
This means that in locations without signal, some AI features may be unavailable or may operate with limitations.