Looktech AI Glasses

The official FAQ listed pre-orders through November 2025 and estimated shipping in November 2025. Both dates have passed, so the page does not confirm a current pre-order window or shipment date.

The FAQ says full payment is required to reserve a place in the first shipment batch. Before shipping starts, an order can be cancelled for a full refund; after shipping starts, the regular return policy applies.

Looktech says it emails tracking details after an order ships.

Lens width 52 mm, lens height 44.2 mm, bridge 22 mm, temple length 148.5 mm and hinge-to-hinge width 135.6 mm.

They combine an AI assistant, 13 MP camera and open-ear audio for questions, POV capture, music, podcasts and calls. Plano, sunglasses and prescription lens options are offered.

The product page says there is no heads-up display or subtitle display.

Photos, video and music work offline. AI features need an internet connection through a paired phone.

The FAQ says they are protected against light rain. No IP rating is listed.

No. The FAQ currently lists standard-size frames only.

Yes. Select lens type, thickness and treatment and enter prescription details at checkout; the factory fits the lenses before shipping. An optician can also fit lenses after delivery.

An optician can fit alternate lenses. Looktech advises against replacing them yourself because professional tools and fitting are needed.

Place them in the included charging case, similar to charging Bluetooth earbuds.

Looktech claims up to 14 hours with moderate use.

The product page and FAQ name GPT-5. The official purchase page’s Tech Specs section names Gemini, so Looktech’s pages give conflicting model information.

The FAQ says it can remember routines, preferences and previous chats, and lets users customize text and voice personalities.

Yes. The iOS and Android app pairs with the glasses and can manage media, review AI chats and access recordings, summaries and mini-apps.

No. Core features have free daily use limits; voice, GPT-5 access and transcription may be capped, with GPT-5 mini used after limits. Paid membership is optional.

It can sync and manage photos and videos, show chat history, and provide account and privacy settings.

The FAQ lists iOS 17 or later and Android 10 or later.

The FAQ currently lists English.

The FAQ says data is encrypted with TLS and AES, and personal data is anonymized before GPT-5 interaction and not used for model training.

Looktech describes voiceprint access protection, TLS/AES encryption, anonymization and user controls over information shared with the service.

The FAQ lists a starting price of $249. The current purchase page displays $299 for its selected configuration.

Glasses, charging case, cleaning cloth and quick start guide.

Use the official Looktech purchase page, choose a frame and lens configuration, then complete checkout.

Contact customer@looktech.ai. For AI or software issues, Looktech also directs users to its app and customer service channels.

The FAQ describes a one-year limited warranty from receipt for manufacturing defects or hardware failures in normal use. It excludes misuse, accidents and wear; prescription lenses are covered for manufacturing defects, not prescription errors.

The FAQ allows refund requests within 30 days of delivery for items in original condition and packaging. Prescription-lens glasses are not returnable or exchangeable, and orders cannot be cancelled after 24 hours.

Looktech lists free shipping within the contiguous United States and an estimated 10–14 days for standard delivery. The FAQ points pre-orders to a November 2025 estimate, which has passed.

Looktech says it currently has no physical local stores for in-person trials.