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Everyday camera and audio glasses with Meta AI, no in-lens display.
Lifestyle camera and audio glasses with Meta AI in an Oakley frame.
Lightweight display-free AI glasses with a 12 MP camera and open-ear audio.
Third-generation Ray-Ban camera glasses with 3K video, Meta AI and longer battery life.
Lightweight AI camera glasses with open-ear audio and broad translation support.
Modular camera and audio glasses with multi-model AI and live translation.
Camera-free Meta AI audio glasses with a lighter frame and up to 12 hours of typical use.
Prescription-ready hearing glasses that combine directional microphones and hidden speakers.
Jackson Wang-designed smart glasses with an 8MP camera, AI assistant, translation and open-ear audio.
Affordable open-ear Bluetooth audio glasses for music, calls and phone voice assistants, without a camera or display.
Camera-free monochrome display glasses for translation, notes, prompts and notifications.
Modular open-ear audio glasses with conversational AI, translation and prescription-ready frames.
Sport-first camera glasses with Garmin and Strava integrations.
Full-color monocular display glasses controlled with the Meta Neural Band.
Camera-free binocular display glasses for translation, notes and navigation.
Binocular display glasses with camera, translation and turn-by-turn prompts.
Wide-field wearable display with built-in 3DoF stabilization and Bose audio.
Spatial-computing glasses with dual environment sensors, 6DoF and hand tracking.
High-brightness XR display glasses with a wide 58-degree field of view.
XR display glasses with depth sensors for 6DoF and gesture control.
XR display glasses with a 152-inch 1200p screen and adjustable myopia correction.
Gaming-focused XR glasses with a 240 Hz mode, native 3DoF and an included control dock.
Affordable HDR wearable display with 120 Hz video and Bang & Olufsen audio.
Standalone full-color AR glasses with camera, navigation and live translation.
One camera-and-open-ear-audio platform sold in several frame styles, with live translation and prescription lens options.
Binocular monochrome display glasses with live translation, camera, teleprompter and AR navigation.
Camera-free open-ear audio glasses for calls, music and your phone’s voice assistant, with five frame styles and prescription options.
Camera-free binocular HUD glasses focused on meetings, captions and translation.
Bright 1200p XR display glasses with a 50-degree field of view and adjustable myopia.
USB-C AR display glasses with a 135-inch virtual screen, 46-degree field of view and 120Hz refresh rate.
X1-powered wearable display with native 3DoF, 120 Hz and ultrawide desktop modes.
Standalone see-through AR glasses with full-color displays, hand tracking, cameras and spatial computing apps.
Polarized sport sunglasses with a built-in 4K camera and 24MP photo capture for cycling, running and hiking.
Camera ski goggles with 4K/30fps recording, a 140° view, anti-fog lens and two-hour stated battery life.
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→Warby Parker says its first Intelligent Eyewear collection opens for preorder on November 12, with customer deliveries expected during the holiday season.
Why it matters →TOZO announced that AIVU, display glasses with voice assistance and visual recognition, would launch on 3 November.
Why it matters →Rokid has presented two new AI glasses: Glasses 2 uses a monochrome display, while Rokid Color has a full-colour display and an optional gesture ring.
Why it matters →We separate manufacturer claims from independent checks. Unknown stays unknown. Region-sensitive facts are rechecked and date-stamped.
Methodology →34 current models · 46 markets · 17 interface languages
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