AirCaps Captioning Glasses

Caption glasses solve the problem phone apps cannot: looking down at a screen means missing faces, lips and signs. AirCaps put the captions on a private display inside the lenses, so you keep eye contact while reading what is said, and basic captioning in nine languages is free with no subscription; Pro, at $20 a month, adds translation and meeting tools. The trade-offs are real. They start at $659, need a phone paired over Bluetooth and a live internet connection, because the speech processing happens in the cloud, and the battery is rated at up to eight hours. AirCaps claims 97% accuracy in noisy restaurants; this category is young, so try them before treating them as an everyday tool.