EyeFly Smart Audio Eyewear: Smarter Glasses for Everyday Life

September 23, 2026

EyeFly combines everyday eyewear with built-in audio technology, helping you stay connected without constantly reaching for your phone. 

With open-ear speakers built into the temples, EyeFly lets you listen to music, take calls, hear navigation, and use your phone's voice assistant while keeping your ears uncovered. That means you can enjoy audio while staying more aware of what’s happening around you.


Open-Ear Audio Without Earbuds

Unlike traditional earbuds, EyeFly directs sound toward your ears from the glasses' temples. 

This gives you the convenience of personal audio without blocking your ears, which can be useful while commuting, walking, travelling, or working. 

You can also connect to your phone and answer calls directly from the glasses, making it easier to stay connected when your hands are busy. 


Smart When You Want It, Regular Glasses When You Don't

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One of EyeFly's most practical features is its interchangeable temple system. 

You can switch between the smart audio temples and standard temples, allowing the same frame to work as connected eyewear or traditional glasses. 

This flexibility means you can use the technology when you want to, and switch back to regular glasses at your convenience.


Prescription-Ready Smart Glasses

EyeFly optical frames can be fitted with prescription lenses, including single-vision, progressive, and reader options. 

For people who already wear glasses every day, this can make smart eyewear feel much more practical. Instead of carrying separate devices, your prescription glasses can also provide hands-free audio and connected features.

EyeFly also offers sunglass options with polarized UV-protective lenses. 


Hands-Free Access to Calls, Navigation, and Voice Assistants

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EyeFly connects to compatible iPhone and Android devices through Bluetooth, with no dedicated EyeFly app required. 

Once connected, you can use your phone's audio apps, navigation, voice assistant, and other supported services directly through the glasses. 

The result is simple: fewer times reaching for your phone and easier access to the tools you already use. 

Explore EyeFly smart audio eyewear and find a frame that fits your lifestyle.


FAQ:

What comes with EyeFly? 

Each pair includes smart temples, regular temples, case, cleaning cloth, and charging cable. 

Does EyeFly have a camera? 

No. EyeFly is focused on audio and does not include a built-in camera. 

How much do EyeFly glasses weigh? 

EyeFly weighs about 30 grams for lightweight everyday wear. 

Do EyeFly glasses turn on automatically? 

Yes. They turn on when worn and power off after removal.


Resource: https://eyefly.com/

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Written by Rosendo 

About the Author: 

Rosendo was born and raised in Havana, Cuba, where he began his professional journey studying Optometry and Optics. His career then took him to Dubai, where he worked in the optical field for two years as a Sales Associate. Now, he’s settled in Calgary and takes great pride in being a valued member of our Mountain View Optometry team as an Optical Associate.

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