Chapter 02 — M02C
“Hey Cyan. What is she pointing at?”
OXIVUE in your day
Not a demo reel — real days. The coffee that turns into a long chat, the walk home when the light is good, the city you're seeing for the first time. OXIVUE rides along, light on your face and ready the instant you look up.
Lifestyle imagery shows the OXIVUE AI eyewear line worn in real days.
Chapter 02 — The story
A Sony 219 sensor. An AI that answers what you are looking at. Our lightest frame ever.
Summon it with your voice — "Hey Cyan" — then go back to whatever you were doing. Dual stabilization for the morning run. IP65 for the afternoon rain. An open-ear directional speaker you can wear in a quiet office and keep your thoughts to yourself. Magnetic charging that snaps like a pen cap, and a 41-gram frame you will forget you are wearing by noon.
M02C is the one you buy if you want only one.
I wear these every day. The visual AI is genuinely useful — I asked what a sign in Italian meant on a recent trip and it just answered. No phone, no translate app. Dual stabilization is also miles better than my old pair.
Got caught in an absolute downpour cycling home. IP65 is not a marketing checkbox — these survived. Charging pogo snaps cleanly. The whole product feels over-engineered in a good way.
41 grams is not a spec, it is a feeling. I forget to take them off when I sit down at my desk. Sony sensor is noticeably sharper than whatever my last pair had.
Beautiful product. My only note: if you have a wider face, try the M08A — the half-rim gives more room. Otherwise, the AI wake is responsive and the battery easily gets me through a workday of occasional use.
The directional speaker is the standout. I ride a packed commuter train and no one hears a thing. Voice summon works even with a mask on. This is the thoughtful version of the category.
Specifications — M02C
Model M02C · in detail
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