Question 1

Can Vue smart glasses be made with my prescription?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every Vue frame accepts single vision, progressive, blue-light filtering and polarized prescription lenses. You upload your current prescription and pupillary distance during lens selection, and lenses are edged to the exact curvature of the Vue frame so the acoustic modules stay aligned with the ear.

Question 2

How does open-ear audio differ from bone conduction or earbuds?

Accepted Answer

Vue uses directional micro-speakers positioned in the temple arms that beam sound toward the ear canal without sealing or vibrating against the skull. Your ear canal stays fully open, so ambient awareness is preserved for traffic, colleagues and announcements, and there is no in-ear pressure during long wear.

Question 3

How long does the battery last on a Vue frame?

Accepted Answer

Vue delivers continuous playback for a typical work block and up to 7 days of standby, with magnetic case charging. Because standby draw is low, most wearers charge two to three times per week rather than daily.

Question 4

Are Vue smart glasses eligible for FSA, HSA or vision insurance?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Because Vue frames are dispensed with corrective lenses, they qualify as prescription eyewear for most FSA and HSA plans, and itemized receipts can be submitted to major vision insurance carriers for out-of-network reimbursement.

Question 5

How durable are the frames for sport and outdoor use?

Accepted Answer

Frames weigh approximately 25 grams and carry an IPX5 water-resistance rating, meaning they tolerate sweat, rain and splashes. They are not designed for submersion or swimming.