Camera glasses get harder to police when they stop looking expensive. Price: $89 AUD ($63) Where to Buy: KSmart For years, camera glasses felt like a Silicon Valley problem. They were pricey, visibly branded, and easy to file away as something early adopters would argue about before the rest of us had to care. The KSmart Camera Glasses make that argument harder to ignore. At A$89 ($63), these are no longer a premium experiment sitting behind a luxury eyewear logo. They’re cheap enough to land in a cart next to school supplies, Bluetooth speakers, and a replacement phone charger. The Price Is the Real Story Kmart lists the Camera Glasses at A$89 ($63). That is the kind of price that changes how people think about a category. Smart glasses with cameras have usually been framed around flagship names, app ecosystems, and early-adopter curiosity. This pair strips that down to a much simpler pitch: camera, Bluetooth audio, calls, and app-connected AI features in a mass-market frame. The product itself isn’t framed like a developer toy. Kmart’s listing says the glasses can capture photos up to 8MP, record videos up to 1080P, play music over Bluetooth, handle hands-free calls, and use smart touch controls. What You Actually Get for A$89 The box includes the Camera Glasses, a 2-pin charging cable, a cleaning cloth, an eyeglass pouch, and an instruction manual. Kmart lists the dimensions at 14.6cm high, 16cm wide, and 5.3cm deep. This is still recognizably a pair of glasses rather than a tiny action camera strapped to your face. The battery is a non-replaceable 290mAh rechargeable lithium-ion pack. Kmart lists about 3.5 hours of working time at 80 percent volume, with a 2-hour charging time. The manual also lists IPX4 water resistance and a 10m working distance with no obstacles. That