First, make sure Bluetooth is turned on. You can do that on iPhone by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and pressing the middle button in the top row. It will turn blue when it's enabled.
Next, make sure your Snapchat app is up-to-date, then open the app. This is what the main screen will look like when you open it up. At the top of your screen should be a small ghost icon — click it.
This screen will come up next, which shows your Snapcode. The Snapcode is scannable.
Next, put on your Spectacles and locate the button on top of the left lens above the light. Press that button once while looking directly at your Snapcode and holding your phone about 12 inches in front of you.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip AdThis screen will pop up next. It should last for a few seconds while your phone detects the Spectacles.
Once your phone finds the Spectacles, you'll be shown this screen. It should last for a few seconds while your phone connects.
The whole process only takes a minute or two, but you may need to be patient while the phone pairs with the Spectacles.
Once you see this screen, you're connected.
After your Spectacles are set up, Snapchat will take you to this screen, which is your Memories folder. This is where all the videos you take with Spectacles will go after you record them. In this screen, you'll be able to check that the Spectacles are connected, as well as view and edit your videos and post them to Snapchat, save them to your phone, or send them using another method.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip AdYou can access memories by clicking the small circular button underneath the shutter on your main Snapchat screen.
Now that you're connected, you're ready to start shooting video. Happy snapping!