Xiaomi unveils Mijia Smart glasses with 50 Megapixel camera
We accept that smart glasses are not very common, but they continue to become widespread. Although rare, we can see new products in this field. The last move came from Xiaomi, introducing the Xiaomi Mijia Glasses Camera. Xiaomi Mijia Glasses specs Glasses will attract attention, especially with the…
Berkay ŞahinPublished 2 min read
We accept that smart glasses are not very common, but they continue to become widespread. Although rare, we can see new products in this field. The last move came from Xiaomi, introducing the Xiaomi Mijia Glasses Camera.
Xiaomi Mijia Glasses specs
Glasses will attract attention, especially with the camera system on them. The model has a 50MP main camera with image stabilization. In addition, the main camera is supported by an 8 MP periscope telephoto camera, and zoom up to 15x digital zoom is offered.
We see that the series can be used with instant text translation or augmented reality focus; prefers Sony micro OLED on the screen. The mini screen where you can read instant information is placed on the right, and there is a single information screen. This screen, which is said to be 0.23 inches in size, has a pixel density of 3,281 PPI. In addition, the highest brightness value is exactly 3000 nits.
This means that we can select images from the screen very clearly. The device has an octa-core Snapdragon processor, whose name is not fully disclosed, 3 GB of RAM, and 32 GB of storage. It has a 1020mAh battery with magnetic and fast charging support. The battery is paired with magnetic 10W charging, which the company says can go from 0-80% charge in 30 minutes. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 support are among the other features of the glasses.
- 8 core Snapdragon processor
- 3GB RAM and 32GB storage
- 1020 mAh battery with magnetic and fast charging support
- 50 MP camera / 8 MP periscope photo lens
- Sony micro OLED display
Xiaomi Mijia Glasses price
Xiaomi is first targeting consumers in China, after the discounted pre-order period scheduled to start on August 4. The device will sell for $400. It is unclear whether Xiaomi will be able to market the Mijia outside of China.
The company positions the Mijia mostly as a pair of camera glasses for shooting everyday activities, but it’s hard to deny that its awkward and large form factor will make it hard to wear all day.