"The camera sits dead center in the shield-style visor instead of tucked into a corner like Ray-Ban models. This central positioning captures authentic first-person perspective that matches what your eyes actually see during athletic movement. When you're descending a mountain bike trail or carving turns on skis, the camera records your exact line of sight without the awkward offset angle that makes corner-mounted cameras feel disconnected from your experience."
"The 122-degree field of view exceeds the Ray-Ban Meta's 100-degree capture angle by 22%. That extra width proves critical in sports where peripheral awareness matters. Cycling through traffic, skiing crowded slopes, or running trails with obstacles requires seeing more than what's directly ahead. The wider capture shows your complete visual context instead of cropping out the edges where threats and opportunities appear. Ultra-HD video recording captures 3K resolution, which sits between standard HD and full 4K."
The Vanguard places a centered 12MP camera in a shield-style visor to capture a true first-person perspective that aligns with the wearer’s line of sight during athletic movement. The camera provides a 122-degree ultra-wide field of view—22% wider than the Ray-Ban Meta—to capture peripheral context critical for cycling, skiing, and trail running. Ultra-HD 3K video recording balances detail and file size for hours of training footage. The design prioritizes performance, durability, and accurate POV capture for extreme sports and high-performance training environments. The platform integrates AI while focusing on athletes’ needs rather than fashion-oriented features.
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