selling my mentra live glasses there basically new i havent used the charger or microfiber wipe there still in the packaging. i paid 390$ with tax & shipping i wrote my username @7mafioso to prevent scammers. im asking 300$ i can ship anywhere in the US
Hey everyone,
I’m considering Mentra Live for a private accessibility-related prototype and wanted to ask about the current developer experience before ordering.
Main questions:
Can third-party MentraOS apps request camera photos on demand?
Can apps access microphone input or speech-to-text results?
Can apps play audio or TTS through the glasses speakers?
Can apps send captured data to their own backend APIs?
Does image/audio data pass through Mentra servers, or can it stay between the glasses/phone and the developer’s backend?
Can apps be tested privately without publishing to the store?
Is repeated capture practical, or is the current SDK better for occasional single-shot interactions?
Any battery, latency, thermal, or rate-limit limitations developers should know about?
I’m also curious about privacy/data flow for third-party apps, especially around camera/audio/location permissions.
Has anyone built with the camera + mic/STT + speaker/TTS stack yet? Is Mentra Live ready enough for serious prototyping?
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Hey guys I’ve been using the desktop app l for a few weeks and am just confused on actual use cases for this. Any advice on where to actually apply this? I feel like it’s a cool concept but hard to extract value.
Do the Mentra Live smart glasses have a video record limit like the META glasses do?