Camera glasses, answered

Straight answers to help you pick the right pair.

Which model is for you?

Denali, Glide or Vista, in one line each.

Compare all three

Choosing

Which pair, your phone, storage, privacy and safety.

Which iVUE camera glasses should I get?

Pick Denali if you want to see the shot on your phone first, 2K video and swappable cards up to 128GB. Pick Glide for the lightest pair (46 grams), one button and 64GB built in with nothing to set up. Pick Vista for 2K video with electronic stabilization when you're moving a lot, set up once in a simple settings file. Compare them side by side.

Do they work with my phone?

The Denali pairs with iPhone and Android through the free iVUE Denali app: live preview, remote recording, settings and saving clips to your phone. Glide and Vista have no WiFi or app; you plug them into a Mac or Windows computer. All three record with your phone nowhere in sight. About the Denali app.

How much do they store?

The Denali takes microSD cards up to 128GB, about 22 hours of video; buy it with a card or bring your own. Glide and Vista have 64GB built in, with nothing to buy. Glide holds about 85 hours at its default 1080p.

Can people see the camera?

Yes. iVUE glasses are made to be worn openly, with a small visible camera lens in the front of the frame. We don't make products meant to record people without their knowledge.

Is it legal to record with camera glasses?

Recording rules for video and audio vary by place, so know your local rules before you film other people. We can't give legal advice, but filming openly and respecting people's privacy is always the right start.

Can I wear them as safety glasses?

No. None of our glasses are impact-rated safety eyewear. Wear rated safety glasses wherever eye protection is required.

Recording

Resolution, sound, battery, water and stabilization.

What resolution do they record?

Denali records 2K (2560×1440) at 30fps, or 1080p at 60fps for smoother action. Glide records 1080p at 30fps. Vista records up to 2K at 30fps with electronic stabilization. All three save MP4 video in 16:9.

Do they record sound?

Yes, all three record audio with your video. Denali and Glide have built-in stereo microphones, and the Denali adds noise canceling for wind and road noise. Vista has a built-in microphone. You can turn sound off on Glide and Vista in their settings file.

How long does the battery last?

Denali: Rated for 90 minutes. In our testing most recordings run in the low to mid 80s, and some go past 90. Glide: Rated for 90 minutes. Vista: Rated for about 60 minutes. All three keep recording while plugged into a USB-C power bank, so a bank in your pocket covers a full day.

Are they waterproof?

No. The Vista is splash resistant (IPX4) and the Glide is IP22 weather-resistant, so sweat and light splashes are fine. The Denali has no water-resistance rating. Keep all iVUE glasses out of rain, surf and pools.

Do they have stabilization?

The Vista does: electronic image stabilization smooths walking, running and head turns, and it's on by default. Denali and Glide have no stabilization, so they suit steadier moments.

The app and your footage

Getting your videos off each pair.

How do I get my videos off?

Denali: save clips to your phone in the app, or plug into a computer. Glide and Vista: plug into a Mac or Windows computer and they open like a USB drive. Step by step: Denali · Glide · Vista.

Orders

What's in the box, shipping, returns, warranty and our phone line.

What's in the box?

Every pair comes with tinted lenses fitted, a clear pair to swap in, and a USB-C cable for charging and files. The Denali also includes a microSD card reader and a case. The Glide adds a cleaning cloth and a carrying case. The Vista adds a case, a cleaning cloth, a carry bag and an OTG adapter. No wall charger is included; any standard USB adapter (5V/1A) or computer port works.

How fast do you ship?

Order by 1pm MT, Monday to Friday, Monday to Friday, and it ships the same day with tracking by email. Rates and delivery times are on the shipping page.

Do you ship outside the US? Who pays duties?

Yes, with UPS Worldwide Expedited: $39 flat, or $29 to Canada, usually 3–7 business days plus customs. You're the importer, so your country's duties, import taxes and UPS's clearance fee are paid by you on delivery. Watch your tracking and reply quickly if UPS contacts you. Everything to know is in our international shipping guide.

What's the warranty, and can I return them?

You get 30 days to return and a 6-month warranty against defects. Both start with one email to support@ivuecamera.com for an RMA number. Full warranty and returns details.

Who answers when I call?

Our phone line, (435) 500-9747, is answered 24/7. It can look up your order by email or order number and pass your case to our support team. Prefer email? Write to support@ivuecamera.com and we reply within one business day, Monday to Friday.

Still have a question?

Email support@ivuecamera.com and we reply within one business day, Monday to Friday, or call (435) 500-9747, answered 24/7.

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