VENICE, Calif.—With its planned initial public offering expected later this week, Snap Inc. has decided to move sales of its trendy Spectacles sunglasses that record 10-second videos to the Spectacles.com website.

The online sale of Spectacles, which began early last week, includes three different color versions of the high-tech glasses—coral, black, and teal—all of which are priced at $129.99, plus shipping charges. The site also offers two accessory items: a charging case at $49.99, and a charging cable for $9.99.

With the online offering of the Spectacles, which have a built-in camera, Snap reportedly is putting on hold the vending machines that it was moving around the country to sell the recording glasses following their debut last fall.

Earlier this month, Snap (formerly known as Snapchat) filed registration papers for its IPO, which is expected to raise an estimated $16 billion to $18 billion, or about 20 percent below what the valuation was expected to hit when the IPO was first reported. The company’s core Snapchat messaging app is used by an estimated 158 million people daily around the world.

In its prospectus, Snap said the Spectacles glasses are its “latest effort to reinvent the camera… Spectacles connect seamlessly with Snapchat and are the best way to make memories because they capture video from a human perspective.”

The prospectus also noted that Spectacles “has not generated significant revenue” for the company since the high-tech product’s launch about in late 2016.

Separately, as VMail reported earlier this month, Minneapolis-based Eyebobs has filed a lawsuit against Snap. Eyebobs, a 16-year-old company specializing in fashionable readers, filed a trademark infringement lawsuit in December against Snap, claiming the Snap Inc. logo is too similar to its own yellow circular Eyebobs’ logo.