Smart Glasses
Explore smart glasses across AI, cameras, audio, displays, battery life, comfort, compatibility, and value.
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AI Glasses
Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 combines a traditional Ray-Ban design with a 12 MP camera, open-ear audio, Meta AI and hands-free controls. Gen 2 adds improved video capture and up to 8 hours of moderate-use battery life.
12 MP ultra-wide camera
Up to 8 hours of moderate use
AI Glasses
Oakley Meta Vanguard is a sport-focused AI smart glasses platform designed for training, outdoor activities and hands-free capture. It combines a 12 MP camera, open-ear audio, Meta AI, fitness integrations and a rugged IP67-rated design.
12 MP ultra-wide camera
Up to 9 hours of daily use; up to 6 hours continuous audio
AI Glasses
Oakley Meta HSTN combines Oakley's classic HSTN frame design with Meta AI, a 12 MP camera, open-ear audio and hands-free controls. It is designed as an everyday AI glasses option rather than a dedicated sports model.
12 MP camera
Up to 8 hours
AR & Display Glasses
XREAL One Pro is a high-end AR display headset designed to turn compatible devices into large virtual screens. It features XREAL's X1 spatial computing chip, native 3DoF tracking, a 57° field of view, a 1080p Micro-OLED display and Bose-tuned audio.
None built in
No built-in battery; powered through USB-C
Hybrid Smart Glasses
Even Realities G2 is a lightweight display smart glasses platform with binocular micro-LED displays, AI features, real-time translation, live captions, navigation, notifications and a built-in teleprompter. Unlike camera-based AI glasses, the G2 has no camera or speakers.
None
Up to 2 days of typical use
AR & Display Glasses
XREAL One is an AR display glasses platform designed to provide a large virtual screen from compatible devices. Its X1 chip provides native 3DoF spatial tracking without requiring an external processing unit.
None built in
Requires connection to a compatible device or power source
AR & Display Glasses
VITURE Pro 2 is an XR display glasses platform focused on sharp image quality, comfort and gaming. It features Sony Micro-OLED displays, 50° field of view, up to 120 Hz refresh rate, 1,600 nits perceived brightness and built-in adjustable diopters.
None built in
No built-in battery; powered through USB-C
AR & Display Glasses
Rokid Max 2 is a lightweight AR display glasses platform designed to turn compatible phones, computers and consoles into a private large screen. It features 1200p OLED displays, a 50° field of view, up to 120 Hz refresh rate and built-in myopia adjustment.
None built in
Powered by connected source device
AI Glasses
Solos AirGo V2 is a camera-equipped AI smart glasses platform with 16 MP photography, 2K video recording, AI applications, Bluetooth audio and hands-free controls. It supports iOS and Android and is available in multiple frame styles.
16 MP camera
Approximately 16 hours of photo shooting and AI inquiries
Understand the Categories
Smart glasses can serve very different purposes. Understanding the main categories makes it easier to narrow down the options.
Focused on AI assistants, cameras, voice interaction, calls, music, and hands-free features.
Explore AI Glasses →Built around wearable displays for gaming, movies, entertainment, and productivity.
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