Zeblaze Q01 are cycling glasses with an 8 MP Sony IMX219 camera, 4 GB of storage and AI features. Alongside ride recording, they offer audio playback, calls and control of smart features through the HeyCyan app.
Zeblaze Q01 are cycling glasses with an 8 MP Sony IMX219 camera, 4 GB of storage and AI features. Alongside ride recording, they offer audio playback, calls and control of smart features through the HeyCyan app.
Design and connectivity
The glasses use a JL7018F6 main Bluetooth chip and an auxiliary Allwinner V821 chip. They support Bluetooth 5.3 with a stated range of 10 to 15 metres, as well as Wi-Fi 4. The 4 GB SD NAND flash storage holds multimedia content and other data, though its limited capacity is worth considering when recording video.
The polarised TAC lenses offer UV protection. Polarisation helps reduce glare, for example from the road surface, while UV protection is useful when riding in the sun.
Camera and ride recording
The Sony IMX219 sensor has an 8 MP resolution, although photos can be output at up to 30 MP. A higher output resolution does not in itself mean the sensor captures as much detail as a 30 MP sensor.
Video resolution is described as approximately 1200P to 1280P, without precise image dimensions. The glasses have hardware and software stabilisation using a gyroscope, plus a built-in LED flash. Stabilisation is intended to help with movement and vibration, but the smoothness and sharpness of footage also depend on recording conditions.
Speakers and microphones
Two 13 mm speakers rated at 0.8 W allow music or voice prompts to play through the glasses. Two microphones with noise reduction are used for calls, with the aim of limiting distracting background sounds. Call quality may vary depending on noise and wind while riding.
AI features and the HeyCyan app
Zeblaze Q01 offer features including ChatGPT, image recognition, dialogue and translation. Supported languages include English, Slovak, Czech and other European languages.
Smart features are controlled through the HeyCyan app, which is also used to manage settings. The available information does not specify the phone, internet connection or account requirements for individual AI features.
Battery and charging
The lithium-polymer battery has a capacity of 270 mAh. According to the manufacturer, the glasses last approximately 8 to 9 hours for music playback or about 50 minutes of continuous video recording. Charging takes approximately 1.5 hours.
The difference between the stated music and video runtimes matters when planning a ride: one charge may not be enough for a longer continuous video recording. Actual battery life depends on how the glasses are used.
Summary
Zeblaze Q01 combine polarised cycling glasses with a camera, audio and AI features. The 4 GB storage and stated 50-minute continuous video recording time are important limitations to consider. The available information does not establish the exact video dimensions or the practical quality of the footage.