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A second Spectacles vending machine popped up in Big Sur, California

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by Andrew Liptak
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Earlier this week, Snap Inc. began selling their new Spectacles from a bright yellow vending machine near the company’s headquarters in Venice Beach, California. Now, the machine has popped up next to the Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park in California.

The machines are the only places where one can buy a pair of the glasses, which feature a build-in camera. The first location proved to be extremely popular, with people waiting hours in line to pick up a pair, and with some pairs going up on eBay for hundreds of dollars.

The machine appears to be located on Route 1 just south of Big Sur.

If you do manage to snag a pair, be sure to snap the scenic views in the park.

Snapchat Spectacles first look

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