How to Charge Your Smart Glasses with Alexa (3rd Generation)
Wake up your new Smart Glasses with Alexa (3rd Generation) to get started.
- Use the cable to plug in the charging stand to a power source.
- Place the Frames on the charging stand with the lenses facing up.
Tip: Don't be afraid to push down until snug.
- A pulsing white light displays while detecting your Smart Glasses.
- Once the device detects proper placement, the blinking light changes to a solid color that reflects your Smart Glasses battery status.
- A solid orange light means that the frames are charging.
- A solid green light means that the frames are 100% charged.
- Blinking red means there's an error detecting your frames.
- When you place your Smart Glasses correctly, the blinking light shifts to a solid color, saying the battery status.
Note: Allow 2 ½ hours for a full charge.
If the LED light on your charger is off, blinking red, or blinking red and white, try these troubleshooting steps:
- Remove Frames from the charger for 20 seconds, and then reinsert them into the charger.
- Open Frames temples and wait 15 seconds.
- Close the temples and wait 10 more seconds.
- Reinsert Frames into the charger.
- Check that the placement of the frames is correct:
- The lenses should be facing up (not forward).
- Fold the tops of the frame arms one over the other, ensuring they touch the back wall of the charger.
- The nose bridge of the Frames should touch the front of the charger.
Note: If difficulty arises, it may be due to previous temple tips adjustment. - Try to unplug and replug the power cable from the cradle and outlet.
- Try using a different power source, like an alternative USB port, power adapter, or outlet.
- If the charging stand or frames feel warm, allow them to cool down before attempting to charge again. Ensure that your device stays away from direct sunlight and heat sources.