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Recent AI glasses news.

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L'Atitude Berlin review finds strong audio and uneven controls

ShortCircuit's hands-on review finds L'Atitude's Berlin glasses comfortable, with strong speakers, usable social capture, and live translation. The reviewer also reports inconsistent touch controls, weak image detail, an assistant that did not respond during testing, and recording that stops when the capture indicator is covered.

ShortCircuit

Google outlines recording safeguards for Intelligent Eyewear

Google's XR product lead told Tom's Guide that Intelligent Eyewear will signal when recording, use Android permission controls, and include hardware intended to detect tampering. Google plans audio-only glasses first, with display glasses later and a trusted tester program sometime in 2026.

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RayNeo X3 Pro review finds a bright display with first-generation friction

TechRadar's reviewer reports a bright dual-eye display and useful navigation, translation, camera, and assistant features after more than six months with RayNeo X3 Pro. The review also highlights setup and app workarounds, limited battery during sustained use, and a price that is difficult to justify.

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Current models

Compare six current AI glasses.

Camera and audio glasses, private displays, everyday displays, workplace eyewear, and open hardware solve different problems.

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Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 smart glasses product image from Meta

Camera/audio AI

Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2

Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2 combines hands-free photo and video capture, calls, audio playback, and Meta AI in a familiar eyewear form.

3 independent reviews
XREAL One AR glasses product image from XREAL

Private display

XREAL One

XREAL One is a tethered wearable display for compatible phones, computers, handhelds, and consoles; some devices require an adapter.

1 independent review
VITURE Pro XR glasses product image from VITURE

Private display

VITURE Pro XR

VITURE Pro XR is a connected wearable display for private-screen gaming, video, and computer use.

1 independent review
Even Realities G2 smart glasses product image from Even Realities

Everyday display

Even Realities G2

Even G2 shows notifications, translation, teleprompter text, and other glanceable information without adding a camera or speakers to the frame.

2 independent reviews
Vuzix Z100 smart glasses product image from Vuzix

Enterprise/frontline

Vuzix Z100

Vuzix Z100 is designed for workplace apps that send notifications, instructions, and other information from a connected phone to the display.

1 independent review
Brilliant Labs Frame smart glasses product image from Brilliant documentation

Open hardware

Brilliant Labs Frame

Frame is aimed at developers and experimenters building computer-vision, AI, telemetry, and AR applications.

3 independent reviews

Announcements

New and upcoming AI glasses.

Meta and EssilorLuxottica launch Meta Glasses

Meta says the new Meta Glasses line launches with 26 style combinations, prescription compatibility, Muse Spark-powered Meta AI, capture, open-ear audio, and a starting price of $299.

Meta Newsroom /

Snap opens Specs AR glasses preorders

Snap introduced Specs as augmented-reality glasses and says preorders are open at $2,195 with a refundable deposit, with fall shipping expected in the US, UK, and France.

Snap Newsroom /

XREAL AURA opens reservations

XREAL says AURA reservations are open, with Android XR support, launch credit, a Founder Priority Pass, Best Buy as the first US in-store retail partner, and a fall launch target.

XREAL via PR Newswire /

VITURE unveils Helix AI safety glasses for workplace use

VITURE introduced Helix as AI safety glasses for industrial, scientific, and clinical workflows, with NVIDIA XR AI integration, standalone hardware, invite-only enterprise pilots, individual reservations, and a Q1 2027 shipping target.

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Buying guide

Choose glasses by how you will use them.

AI glasses split into different jobs. A camera-first frame, a private display, and a developer kit should not be judged by the same checklist.

Camera/audio AI

Capture, voice controls, open-ear audio, and assistant access.

Check battery, capture indicators, privacy settings, and regional feature support.

Private display

A wearable screen for travel, laptops, phones, media, and focused work.

Check device compatibility, comfort, cable path, and display tuning.

Everyday display

Light information in a normal-looking frame without a camera-first posture.

Check visibility, app flow, notification controls, and prescription options.

Enterprise/frontline

Hands-free instructions and information for frontline work.

Check software compatibility, device management, required safety certification, and prescription support.

Open hardware

Experiments, prototypes, and open hardware exploration.

Check documentation, SDK maturity, repairability, and everyday polish.

Independent reviews

Independent reviews by model.