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Looki
Looki L1 AI Pendant
$199.00
The Looki L1 costs $199.00, and the service behind it runs about $10 a month. It is a 32-gram pendant with a 12MP Sony camera that captures photos, 1080p video and audio through the day, then assembles them into vlogs, comics and written stories you can ask questions about afterwards. Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 inside, roughly 12 hours a charge.
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product typepersonal AI wearable / AI pendant
main modelLooki L1
weight32g
batteryabout 12 hours
camera12MP Sony camera reported in media coverage
video1080p video capture reported in coverage
chipQualcomm Snapdragon W5 Gen 2 reported in coverage
featuresphotos, audio, AI chat, automatic vlogs, digital stories, comics
Before you buy
Where to buy the Looki L1 pendant
Looki sells the L1 at looki.ai, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling it. The Looki L1 costs $199.00.
Who the Looki L1 is for
The Looki L1 is for people who want a record of their day without holding a phone up to make it. The pendant weighs 32 g, runs about 12 hours per charge, and captures photos and audio hands-free through a 12 MP Sony camera with 1080p video. Looki then assembles what it captured into vlogs, digital stories and searchable memories you can ask questions about.
Is the Looki L1 worth $199?
The hardware is inexpensive for what it contains, and the real cost of an always-with-you camera is social rather than financial. A chest-worn camera records everyone around you, and in many places and many workplaces that is either impolite or not allowed. Buy the L1 if you genuinely want your days logged; if the appeal is mostly the idea of it, the pendant tends to stop being worn within a few weeks.
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