Solar-Powered Sunglasses: Poc Aspire Solar Switch Review
April 18, 2020, 3:54 p.m.
by James Huang
on
Cycling Tips
POC’s latest eyewear innovation incorporates a solar-powered liquid crystal panel in the lens that instantly darkens or lightens depending on the conditions. It’s a super slick idea, and the technology is truly ingenious given there are no batteries required. However, while the concept holds a lot of promise, the real-world delivery has a little ways … The post Solar-powered sunglasses: POC Aspire Solar Switch review appeared first on CyclingTips .
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