The Geco is a miniature camera small enough to be mounted on your glasses, perfect for hands-free recording while you’re on the go. It was designed to fit seamlessly into your life so you’re free to enjoy the moment without viewing it through a lens.
Adventurers will love it for its versatility and functionality, while travelers can enjoy capturing their experiences and sightseeing without pulling out a point-and-shoot every other minute. It’s a mere two inches, and weighs only 20 grams. It also comes in a waterproof case, which allows for hands-free recording up to 30 meters below the surface.
However, its battery only lasts an hour before it needs to be recharged, and only 45 minutes at 1080P. It can be recharged using a universal micro USB port, so a miniature, portable charger could solve this problem easily.
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