Aside from the REDMI Note 15 Series and REDMI Buds 8 Lite, Xiaomi also introduced the Mijia Smart Audio Glasses as part of its AIoT lineup.
The glasses combine standard eyewear with open-ear audio technology and are available in three styles: Titanium, Pilot-Style, and Browline.
The glasses use built-in speakers and four microphones for audio playback and calls.
They support wind noise reduction up to 4.5m/s and include a privacy mode that reduces sound leakage during calls. Users remain aware of their surroundings while listening to audio.
Browline and Titanium models come with blue light protection lenses, while the Pilot-Style version features UV400 sunglasses lenses. Still, all models support replaceable prescription lenses.
The frames are rated IP54 for dust and splash resistance and use a piano-wire hinge tested for up to 15,000 flexes. Browline and Pilot-Style models support quick-release frames.
Battery capacity is split into two 114mAh units housed in the temples. According to Xiaomi, a 10-minute charge provides up to 4 hours of playback, while a full charge delivers up to 13 hours of music playback.
Controls are handled through touch gestures on the temples and the Xiaomi Glasses app, which supports gesture customization, voice assistant access, audio recording, device tracking, and dual-device connectivity.
The Xiaomi Mijia Smart Audio Glasses are priced at PHP10,999 in the Philippines for Browline and Pilot-Style, and PHP12,999 for the Titanium model.
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