LED Glasses

How It Works

Basically, you just download the app (available for iOS and Android) and from there you can design your own animations or texts, which then light up the LED glasses. The LED glasses are Bluetooth, so no worries about cords getting in the way of your dancing. They are simply and conveniently powered by two small batteries that insert into the temple tips. Just like normal glasses, the LED glasses are lightweight and foldable, and aside from the cool LED display capability, they look just like normal sunglasses. None of that bulky goggle look that you’ve seen around lately in techno-vision accessories, thank goodness. As for visibility, the inside of the glasses (the side that you’ll be looking through) has slats that make it easy for you to see out of.

The versatility of these LED glasses is impressive. They come with some pre-set animations, with messages like “COOL” or a diamond pattern that flashes on and off. But you can also get creative and program the glasses to display what you want. Remember those etch-a-sketch pads from when you were a kid? The design interface is essentially like that with a pixelated board that you can draw your design on. Whatever you engineer will then light up on the LED display. You can program texts—people have programmed the glasses to read things like “PLUR” or “QUEEN.” You could even be a total spaz and program the name of the DJ you’re seeing if you wanted— “Hi Flume, notice me now with these LED glasses?” You can also break out your artistic side and draw animations like hearts, robots, etc. You can even combine text and animation. Equally cool is the equalizer option that plays animations to the beat of the music, so whenever that beat drops, you and your Chemion glasses are dancing to the same rhythm.