Stock on October 31, with a starting price of 1,299 yuan
IT Home reports today that on October 13 Dangbei and DingTalk announced the bendable Q1 AI note-taking glasses, priced from 1,299 yuan, with stock on October 31. The lightest pair is 28 grams, in five frame styles. Each side has one directional microphone and two omnidirectional microphones, with pickup written as 8 meters. Each temple has a 100 milliamp-hour steel button cell. Standby is written as 80 hours, and continuous music as 11.5 hours.
The rest of the price list does not line up. Rock black, geek black, and ink are three styles at 1,299 yuan. A second list, rock black, cloud silver, and rouge, is called "two styles" and priced at 1,399 yuan. Three names against "two styles," and the two rock-black spellings look like the same color written twice. This piece copies that and does not turn it into a clean price card.
[1]
Notes go into DingTalk, with no separate glasses app
The controls are a nod to answer and a shake to hang up. A linear motor vibrates for recording on or off, calls, and messages. Binding is through DingTalk, Qianwen Office, and QwenNote. There is no separate glasses app. Recording, transcription, minutes, and collaboration stay in that office system, and can connect to DingTalk calendar, to-dos, and multidimensional tables.
Traceless mode is described as recording without keeping the original audio file. That is the product description. This piece has no outside test.
[1]Noise reduction and the bending temple have no comparison
The directional mic with noise reduction, the omnidirectional mics for the room, and the dual-coil speakers are a configuration list. The bending temple is described as a patented structure for fitting the curve to a face. The page does not say how many degrees it bends, and it gives no false-wake or transcription error rate.
[1]