Lenovo announced its new Glasses T1 at IFA 2022. Glasses T1 is a more affordable version with a single purpose: to create one virtual display that only you see. Along with this, you will be able to use these glasses with your iPhone through a Lightning adapter.

The price for the glasses hasn’t yet been specified. However, they will go on sale in China at the end of this year, and in other regions will be available in 2023.

What are the specs of Lenovo Glasses T1?

The T1 glasses connect via USB-C and should work with a wide range of Windows, Mac, and Android devices. So using the Lightning adapter will open up more possibilities for use.

The glasses use micro-OLED display technology. The resolution of which is 1,920×1,080 pixels per eye. Lenovo Glasses T1 has built-in speakers. The T1 glasses are battery-operated but can be powered by plug-in devices.

The Glasses T1 are also certified TUV Low Blue Light. Quite important is the fact that there is a set of adjustable nose pads and the ability to install lenses by individual prescription.

Although the picture quality is good, it’s not perfect as there is letter distortion. The controls on the sides of the glasses allow you to reorient the image to a straight line of sight, as well as make more fine adjustments.

In general, this accessory is worth paying attention to the possibility of connecting to devices based on Windows, Mac, and Android. According to Lenovo, it’s similar to other consumer smart glasses, including TCL’s NxtWear Air. Which has similar features.

In general, you won’t get VR while using these glasses. Since your vision will be completely blurred and the cable keeps them tethered to a signal source.

However, instead, you can still view content on any monitor or screen and get the sensation of viewing on a huge screen. Using Lenovo Glasses T1 you can perform any task, watch content, play games or do digital paperwork.