Lenovo AI Glasses Line (China)

This record covers three Lenovo products that are not comparable. The Lecoo Douzhanzhe G1 is camera and audio with no display: a 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 on a Snapdragon AR1 platform, five microphones, 37 g bare and 45 g with lenses as PChome records, and about four hours of active use with about eight refills from the case, per PCPOP. Lenovo's mall showed it at RMB 1,999 in September 2026.

The AI Glasses V1 is the opposite trade: no camera, and a resin diffraction waveguide fed by a green Micro-LED at up to 2,000 nits, switchable between one eye and two. Notebookcheck puts it at 38 g and cites 8 to 10 hours in translation mode with a 40-minute charge, naming as the cost the missing camera and the 167 mAh battery. It launched on 2025-11-09 at RMB 3,999.

The developer question has half an answer. Lenovo opened a public Skills programme for its Tianxi assistant on 2026-05-19, with registration on its own portal, review in about five working days and no commission. Tianxi runs on both the G1 and the V1, but no source ties those Skills to the camera, the display or any interface on the glasses, and none describes a way to sideload an APK.

The third product is not for sale. Engadget reports that the CES 2026 concept depends on a tethered phone or PC, runs Lenovo and Motorola's Qira assistant and has no price or date. Both shipping models sell only in China, in Chinese.