Snapchat will sell its new video capturing glasses via vending machines

Snapchat will sell its new video capturing glasses via vending machines Snapchat will sell its new video-capturing glasses via vending machines Snap is offering its new cutting edge, video-catching shades in an extremely old-school route: With candy machines. Snap, once Snapchat, says it arrangements to offer Spectacles, the video-catching glasses it declared back in September, through Snapbots, which look like monster candy machines. Snapchat arrangements to store the machines "soon" all through the U.S., with the principal machine coming to Venice Beach. In genuine Snapchat form, the machines are vaporous — they might be accessible for around one day at every area before they're expelled. The Snapbots will likewise utilize a similar innovation the application utilizes for its face-twisting focal points, with the goal that individuals can attempt on various shaded Spectacles before making a last buy. It's a strange approach to offer something like this for sale to the public. Most organizations offering equipment basically hurl a site. In any case, Snapchat and CEO Evan Spiegel have constantly jumped at the chance to do things any other way. A transient candy machine that uses the organization's face-acknowledgment innovation is unimaginably on-brand. At the point when the glasses were reported, Snap said Spectacles would be accessible with restricted dissemination. Accentuation on constrained: People acquainted with the organization say it will probably just offer a couple of thousand of these things this fall. Which makes this more a showcasing exercise than an item dispatch. Not that there's anything amiss with that. The organization will declare new Snapbot areas only 24 hours before they show up, and you can check the Spectacles site to see when and where new areas will be accessible. The glasses cost $129.99. Here's a promo video for the dispatch.