What do CYBERSIGHT HUD glasses do?
Zenith and Zenith Pro place key training data in your line of sight. They work with a compatible phone, watch or bike computer so you can view useful metrics without repeatedly looking down.
They are designed to complement your existing training device, not replace it.
What are the main differences?
Zenith provides the core CYBERSIGHT HUD experience for cycling and running. The current product page lists Bluetooth 5.3, a green display, up to eight hours of battery life, USB-C charging and an IP54 rating.
Zenith Pro adds features intended for a broader training and navigation experience. Current public documentation includes Offline Maps, Garmin route-map display, a directional speaker and a microphone. Its current product page lists a weight of 39 g, up to eight hours of battery life and an IP54 rating.
Which model should I choose?
Choose Zenith if you mainly want training data, phone-based navigation and a lightweight HUD for riding or running.
Choose Zenith Pro if you also want Offline Maps, Garmin route-map display or built-in audio and voice-communication hardware.
Can either model replace my bike computer or smartwatch?
No. The glasses display data from your connected setup. Your phone, watch or bike computer remains the primary source for activity data and related controls.
Can I use the glasses without a smartphone?
A smartphone with the CYBERSIGHT app is required for initial activation. After setup, compatible Garmin devices can connect through the CYBERSIGHT Data Field. Features managed by the phone app still require the app.
Do the glasses support prescription lenses?
Zenith and Zenith Pro do not currently offer prescription lenses or RX inserts. If you need vision correction, contact lenses are the recommended option.
For current product specifications and available lens options, visit the Zenith product page or Zenith Pro product page.