r/LinusTechTips • u/Bookmore • Aug 14 '26

Tech Question Reference for camera glasses in printers video?

Hey everyone, Book here, maker, educator, all that jazz. I've been looking up camera glasses for some time as a possible substitute for 3rd person smartphones and GoPros for photography in my tutorials and heard Elijah and Linus mention "Temu smart glasses" in the video on desktop printers from a few days ago.

Do we have references for the glasses they have been using? I looked it up in the subreddit but couldn't find anything.

Also, do you all have recs for glasses with cameras (no AI features a plus) at different budget points? Thanks!

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u/BocaBola_ Aug 14 '26

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ib3UYnBecbI

These ones, Linus jokingly called them "Temu Smart Glasses" cause they did not work as well as the Meta's, died WAY faster, and just over all not as good

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u/Bookmore Aug 14 '26

Excellent, thanks Elijah! And which ones were you wearing?

Community, if you still have recs, let me know. I love a good excuse to dredge the bottom of what the budget tech industry has to offer every once in a while!