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Luna Glass

On sale · Netherlands ·

Luna Glass shows a brightened live view from its own camera on one lens, through a 1920x1080 OLED, for people with night blindness. Its Dutch maker states it is not a medical device.

Luna Glass in black, a thick-framed render with a small camera at the left corner and a faint line pattern across both clear lenses.
Luna / Angstone B.V. · seewithluna.com

Specifications

Specifications
FieldValueHow we know
BrandOFFICIALLuna (Angstone B.V.)How we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
CategoryOFFICIALColor displayHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
Form factorOFFICIALGlasses frameHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
StatusOFFICIALOn saleHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
Maker countryOFFICIALNetherlandsHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
ReleaseWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
AnnouncementOFFICIALSep 21, 2023How we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
Display typeOFFICIALMicrodisplay OLED + combinador waveguideHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.[1]
Display colorOFFICIALFull colorHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
ResolutionOFFICIAL1920x1080 pixels, proporcao 16:9How we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.[2]
Field of viewOFFICIAL45°How we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
BrightnessOFFICIAL1250 nitsHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
Image in both eyesOFFICIALNoHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
CameraOFFICIAL2.1 MPHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
VideoOFFICIAL1920x1080 pixelsHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.[3]
MicrophonesWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
SpeakersWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
Wi-FiWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
BluetoothWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
ChipWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
MemoryWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
StorageWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
SystemWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
Developer accessOFFICIALClosed to third partiesHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
Prescription lensesOFFICIALYesHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
BatteryOFFICIAL500 mAhHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
Claimed battery lifeOFFICIAL1 hHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.
WeightWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION
Water protectionOFFICIALnenhuma classificacao IP formal e divulgadaHow we know: Luna / Angstone B.V.[4]
PriceWe have not checkedHow we know: OPEN QUESTION

Notes

  1. 1.Display type. An OLED microdisplay projected through a waveguide type combiner ('Type of combiner used: Waveguide' in the official spec table) into ONE lens only; the device overlays on the wearer's eye a live image from the device's own camera with enhanced brightness and contrast [OFFICIAL, Manual_en.pdf p.46]. The official manual explicitly instructs the user to calibrate the image position 'through the right lens' when both eyes are equally dominant (section 4.6, p.25), which confirms the projection is monocular even though the frame has a lens opening on both sides.
  2. 2.Resolution. 1920x1080 pixels, 16:9 aspect ratio [OFFICIAL, Manual_en.pdf p.46]
  3. 3.Video. Camera sensor of 1920x1080 pixels (2.07 MP effective), adaptive frame rate from 5 to 60 fps, fixed focus from 1.5 m to infinity, minimum illumination of 0.022 cd/m2 (about 1 lux) [OFFICIAL, Manual_en.pdf p.47]
  4. 4.Water protection. Designed to withstand light rain, but the maker advises against using the device in rain or in a wet environment because exposure to moisture can damage the electronics; no formal IP rating is published [OFFICIAL, Manual_en.pdf, chapter 8 (Warnings and safety)]

Luna's waitlist page estimated EUR 3,500 to 5,000 on September 6, 2026. That covers the next batch of 500 units and takes a refundable EUR 50 deposit. There is no list price, and none in USD or BRL.

What we measured in the lab

We did not measure this device in the lab.

Our review

For

  • Angstone's own FAQ states the device works fully offline and cannot record, store or transmit images.
  • The camera adapts from 5 to 60 fps and focuses from 1.5 m to infinity, per the official manual.
  • A snap-in lens holder lets an optician fit the wearer's own prescription lens, per Angstone.
  • The display reaches 1250 nits at a 45-degree field of view, per Angstone's own specification.

Against

  • The battery lasts about 1 hour per charge, extendable to about 8 hours only with a separate power bank.
  • Angstone publishes no SDK, no app and no third-party ecosystem for this device.
  • Angstone states it is not a medical device and has not been cleared by the FDA.
  • No fixed price exists: Angstone's waitlist only estimates EUR 3,500 to 5,000 for the next batch.
  • Angstone advises against wearing the device in rain or wet conditions, with no formal IP rating.

Luna Glass is an assistive headset from the Dutch company Angstone B.V., aimed at people with night blindness, glaucoma or macular degeneration who keep some central vision. Its camera feeds a brightened, contrast-enhanced image through a 1920x1080 OLED and waveguide combiner onto one lens, at 45 degrees and 1250 nits, per Angstone's manual.

Angstone's FAQ states the device works fully offline and cannot record, store or transmit images, and it publishes no SDK or companion app. A 500 mAh battery gives about 1 hour of use, extendable to roughly 8 hours with a separate USB-C power bank.

Angstone states plainly that Luna Glass is not a medical device and has not been cleared by the FDA, and advises against use while driving. A first 500-unit batch sold out; the next, per Angstone's waitlist, is only estimated at EUR 3,500 to 5,000, shipping internationally by summer 2027.

Verdict

No independent review of this device was found as of September 6, 2026. Luna Glass amplifies its own camera's low-light image onto one OLED lens for people with night blindness, and Angstone states plainly that it is not a medical device, has not been FDA cleared, and works fully offline. It suits someone weighing assistive tech, not urgent care or driving.

Images

  • Luna Glass held close to a woman's face in black, showing the camera and the line pattern on the lens up close.

    Luna / Angstone B.V. · seewithluna.com

  • Luna Glass worn outdoors at night by a man adjusting the dark-tinted lenses, with city lights blurred behind him.

    Luna / Angstone B.V. · seewithluna.com

  • Luna Glass worn in profile by a woman, its thick black frame and temple visible against a plain gray background.

    Luna / Angstone B.V. · seewithluna.com

Sources

  1. Luna - Turn night into day (homepage) · Luna / Angstone B.V. · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  2. About us - Luna · Luna / Angstone B.V. · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  3. FAQ - Luna · Luna / Angstone B.V. · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  4. Waitlist - Luna · Luna / Angstone B.V. · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  5. Luna Glass - User Manual (English) · Luna / Angstone B.V. · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  6. Dutch startup Angstone is developing Luna Glasses to help people with night blindness see in dark · Silicon Canals · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  7. Luna Glass delivers night vision to the visually impaired · Notebookcheck · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  8. Luna Glasses (registered as Angstone B.V.) - SightCity exhibitor page · SightCity (feira alema de tecnologia assistiva) · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026
  9. Chinese coverage of the Luna Glass (night enhancement viewer for the visually impaired, LetinAR PinTILT optical module) · VR陀螺 (vrtuoluo.cn) · retrieved on Sep 05, 2026

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Pricing

$99.00 per month

R$ 549,00 per month · The currency follows the account language.

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