LinkLens Smart Audio Snow Goggles
CONTENTS In the Box 3 Overview 4 Functions 5 Basic Operation 6 Technical Specification 7
In the Box LinkLens Goggle LinkLens Case LinkLens Instructions LinkLens Pouch Type-C Cable LinkLens Instructions 3
Overview Clear Vision Convenience Interchanges Comfort Fits Triple-layer Face Foam Double-walled Lens Premium care for your skin Better anti-fog performance Open Air Audio Speakers Immersei n surround sound No-slip Silicone Strap Stay tight on your helmet Magnetic Interchangeable Lens Design Swap your lens just in time Knitted Fabric High quality fabric 4
Functions Music On Open Air Audio Immersive Sound Single-ear Mode Rich Bass Voice Assistant One-button to Activate Voice Control Phone Calling One-button Activation Voice Assistant to Call Wind Noise Cancellation Calls Clarity Single-ear Mode Stay Alert, Stay Fun One-button to Switch Left-ear Mode Right-ear Mode Normal Mode 5
Basic Operation ( * Volume Up ) * Pause / Resume ** Next Song *** Preview Song ( * Volume Down ) Hold 3s Pairing ** Voice Assistant Hold 3s Power On/Off * Mute Left * Mute Right * Normal ** Mode Switch (Switch to volume function) * - Click Button Once ** - Click Button Twice *** - Click Button Thrice 6
Technical Specification Dimension & Weight Battery 190mm x 128mm x 101mm 310 mAh, 20-hour battery life 7.5” x 5” x 4” Charging time: about1.0 h Vision Fits & Comfort Field of view: 170 (width) / 90 (tall) Fits over the glass (OTG) Double-walled lens Triple-layer face foam Magnetic interchangeable lens Silicone backed strap Anti-fog ventilation Controls & Interaction Others Built-in vibration motor Bluetooth version: 5.
FCC Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
