Lucyd Smart Eyewear For Music, Calls And More. Available In Any Prescription. Upgrade Your Eyewear And Enjoy Glasses And Headphones In One!

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Are you ready for an evolution in eyewear?

Lucyd Lyte® smart frames are the first Bluetooth glasses that look, feel and function like normal prescription-ready eyewear, but are loaded with features to help you stay connected to your digital life.

Save 10% off your order from Lucyd.co with code (Exp: 8/20): TRIBEOFDAN

Available in any prescription from our US-based lens lab in Boston.

Visit Lucyd.co to customize your pair with over 50 lens options, including Rx Sunglass, Readers and Progressive Bifocal.

Lightning fast shipping with most prescription and standard pairs sent same day if ordered before 3pm EST.

Also available in a no prescription option with Amazon Prime.

• Our glasses offer a unique combination of all-day comfort, an incredible 8-hours of music or call time per charge and an ultra lightweight fit at just 1.2-1.4 ounces.
• Powerful and easy-to-learn touch controls enable answering and declining phone calls, changing volume, and skipping tracks, all without pulling out your phone.
• Open-ear audio from our glasses is a safer alternative compared to headphones for outdoor activities, since you can hear your surroundings while enjoying your music.
• Connects to any Bluetooth device, including all smartphones and smartwatches, and most PCs and smart TVs.
• 100% satisfaction guarantee – try our Lyte frames for a week and love them or your money back. A 1-year full warranty covers any defects in frame or lenses.
• Lucyd is a community-built and community-focused brand. We are a crowdfunded business powered by thousands of eyewear lovers around the world. We also donate a high quality optical frame or sunglass for every Lyte sold. We just donated 300 pairs of sunglasses to the Miami Rescue Mission this week, a charity for local homeless in South Florida.