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Back in 2016, Snap made waves announcing v1 of its camera glasses. Soon-to-be Spectacles owners (including the Product Hunt team!) lined up in front of one-eyed vending machines around the world to get their hands on a pair. The hype was as real as a Supreme drop.

Today's launch is far less spectacular. V2 Spectacles are available online for everyone, and the Snapbots are missing in action. Hopefully they'll make an appearance soon! 🤞
Will you buy a pair of Spectacles? Add your thoughts in the discussion.
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