Good questions, clear answers.

What is See-Hear?

See-Hear is prescription-ready consumer audio eyewear with open-ear speakers and directional microphone technology, built for everyday conversation-focused listening. It is not a hearing aid or medical device.

Is See-Hear a hearing aid?

No. See-Hear is not a hearing aid, medical device, or treatment for hearing loss. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, or address hearing loss or any medical condition. For concerns about your hearing, consult a qualified health professional.

How is it designed to support conversation?

Microphones in the temples capture the sound field around the frame. The array is designed to prioritize speech from the direction you are facing, then open-ear speakers deliver audio near the ear while keeping the ear canal open.

Can I get my prescription lenses in these frames?

Yes. Every frame style is prescription-ready, so you can wear See-Hear as your daily glasses. Fitting and lens details will be shared with early-access members as we open the first release.

Will people be able to tell I am wearing technology?

The electronics live in the frame arms. From the front, the product is designed to look like regular prescription eyewear.

How long does the battery last?

The rechargeable arms are designed for daily eyewear use and to top up on a charging dock. Final battery-duration claims will be published with product-specific testing.

Which frame styles are available?

Six to start: Classic Wayfarer, Contemporary Square, Executive Navigator, Round P3, Semi-Rim Clubmaster, and Slim Rectangle. Each one carries the same technology, so you can choose purely on how it looks.

When can I buy one?

We are opening early access first. Join the waitlist and we will share frame availability, fitting details, and launch timing as the first release opens.

For deeper category guides, visit the See-Hear Learning Hub.