Snapchat’s 2nd-Gen Spectacles Are Waterproof, Can Take Photos and HD Video

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Snapchat’s 2nd-Gen Spectacles Are Waterproof, Can Take Photos and HD Video
Snapchat Spectacles is sure an innovative product but it wasn't much of a success and had several shortcomings. But, Snap did not give up on its hardware dreams and has today launched the 2nd-gen Spectacles at $149.99.

The new Spectacles are said to be lighter and more compact, with a water resistant body along with sleeker case, that's also water resistant. So you don't need to worry about wearing it to surf sessions or pool parties.

The new Spectacles now captures videos, as well as photos - a feature that was missing in the original one.  The 2nd-gen variant is now available in the U.S, U.K, Canada and France for $149.99 on Spectacles.com, followed by 13 European countries on May 3.

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