I bought Xiaomi's AI glasses today, which are still in their infancy. There are two main features: one is a hands-free admission video that can last up to ten minutes with decent clarity, and the other is translation. Although it cannot achieve synchronous translation or Thunderbird lens display, the translation accuracy with a ten second delay is still good, and it supports the translation of large sections of content. Last time @ BUTAIDONGJIAOYI didn't understand the teacher's recommendation of flying book is also good, but the accuracy rate is slightly lower, but it is enough to see the Federal Reserve. This time, Xiaomi AI will be more convenient, just wear it directly. The translation content will directly broadcast voice, just like listening to simultaneous interpreting with a delay of 10 seconds, and the accuracy rate is higher than flying book. I personally think that Xiaomi glasses are very suitable for some video bloggers, as well as food and travel bloggers. Unfortunately, Xiaomi Glass only supports more than 10 languages, not including Vietnamese, but Japanese and Korean are not a problem. In addition, taking photos and choosing words is a bit troublesome, and the translation is far behind that of the Thunderbird X3 Pro. I previously ordered the Thunderbird X3 Pro, but was discouraged by half an hour of usage time. Although the features were all to my liking, I was already annoyed with a pair of heavy glasses. Adding a wearable power bank, why bother me? So for now, I will use Xiaomi AI to transition. If the shooting range of the Thunderbird X3 Pro can be increased to about 1.5 hours, that would be perfect. It's okay, I have plenty of time to wait. I think there will be better products coming out next year. This article is sponsored by Bitget | @ Bitgetzh