Films Your POV, Hands Completely Free
TryEverlyn's Everlyn Vision Headphones
Stay Aware With Open-Ear Sound
Real-Time Translation In 160+ Languages
I wore these on a bike ride and forgot I even had a camera on, then got home to full POV footage of the whole trail. Still hearing traffic and my buddy talking the entire time was the part that actually sold me.
Everlyn Vision Headphones
"Finally, POV Video Without The Mount"
I used to strap a chest mount on for every ride. Now I just put these on like normal headphones and the footage looks exactly like what I was seeing. Such a simple upgrade.
"Still Hear Everything Around Me"
I run near traffic every morning and normal earbuds always made me nervous. These let the music play while I still hear cars coming, it's such a relief.
"Translation Actually Works"
Tried the translation feature on a work trip and it kept up with a real conversation. Wasn't expecting that from a headset.
"Replaced Three Gadgets At Once"
I used to carry a GoPro, a headset, and a translator app on trips. Now it's just this one thing on my head. Packing got a lot easier.
"Wasn't Sure At First, Now I Never Take Them Off"
I honestly thought the camera would feel gimmicky. It doesn't. The footage is smooth even when I'm jogging, and the sound quality caught me off guard too.
Capture Life As You See It
TryEverlyn's Everlyn Vision Headphones put an 8MP camera right at eye level so every ride, run, or trip gets recorded exactly how you experienced it. No mounts, no holding a phone, just put them on and go.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The 8MP camera sits right on the ear-hook housing at eye level, so it films exactly what you're looking at the moment you tap record. No mount, tripod, or phone needed.
No. The open-ear bone conduction design lets sound pass through your cheekbones while your ear canal stays completely open, so you always hear traffic, people, and your surroundings.
You're fully covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. If you're not happy for any reason, we'll refund you in full, so there's zero risk in trying it.