Sunday, July 26, 2026 at 10:33PM 
Credit: Samsung
After quickly teasing its "intelligent eyewear" at Galaxy Unpacked, Samsung's Head of Extended Reality Research & Development Team, Choi Jae-in, shared more details about what to expect from its first smart glasses. One of the key points is that the wearable device will be priced at a "reasonable price" while being positioned as a premium product.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026 at 9:00AM 
Credit: Samsung, Gentle Monster, Warby Parker, Google
Samsung officially introduced its new artificial intelligence-powered "intelligent eyewear" at Galaxy Unpacked in London, marking a major step to expand the Galaxy ecosystem into screenless, hands-free wearables. Developed in collaboration with global eyewear brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, the lightweight frames merge high-fashion aesthetics with wearability, offering options ranging from a slim black silhouette to a classic brown upswept brow line.
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Meta
Meta Glasses have gotten a refresh through Meta's partnership with EssilorLuxottica. The smart glasses come in three frame styles, with one pair designed in collaboration with Kylie Jenner. The companies said there are 26 frame-and-lens combinations available, including support for prescription lenses.
Wednesday, June 17, 2026 at 10:42AM 
Snap
Snap takes another stab at augmented reality glasses and pairs them with artificial intelligence this time. Snapchat's owner describes the Specs AR glasses as a wearable computer, with the device running on two Snapdragon processors. One is dedicated to computer vision and another powers the device itself. The glasses do not require an input device as they rely on hand tracking instead.
The Specs come with a liquid crystal on silicon display, with a 51-degree field of view and 16 million colours, translating to a 24-inch desktop monitor when working or a 115-inch home cinema screen placed 10 feet away. This means use cases can range from work to play, with the promise of hands-free app use.
