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Smart glasses designed for cyclists: make calls and send texts

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 103 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Smart glasses designed for cyclists: make calls and send texts
The highlight of these smart glasses, called Senth in1, is that they can display information right in front of your eyes — including distance traveled, speed, pace, and more. They can also connect to your smartphone, allowing you to make calls or send texts through them.


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With the development of augmented reality technology, an increasing number of products with various functions promise to bring convenience to our lives. Following the recent launch of Recon Jet, another pair of smart glasses designed specifically for cycling enthusiasts has been released — the Senth in1.

In appearance, Senth in1 looks no different from regular sunglasses. But once turned on, it can display a variety of information in front of your eyes, such as distance traveled, speed, and pace. In addition, it can connect to your smartphone, enabling users to make calls or send texts via the glasses.

While cycling, Senth in1 continuously detects obstacles on the road and marks them on the screen. If you come across something interesting, you can take photos or videos directly and quickly share them on social networks. If you get lost, you can switch to navigation mode and receive directional guidance on the screen.

Operating Senth in1 is also very simple. In addition to using voice commands, you can attach a small touchpad to the handlebars and control the system interface and features with your thumb.

Senth in1 is currently being crowdfunded on Indiegogo, priced at $249 (approximately 1,546 RMB), with delivery expected in December this year.

Editor’s comment: For cycling enthusiasts, making calls and sending texts while riding is extremely inconvenient. This smart glasses solution effectively addresses those issues, allowing cyclists to better enjoy their journey.

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