Xiaomi MIJIA Smart Audio Glasses 2

The MIJIA Smart Audio Glasses 2 are open-ear Bluetooth glasses with a BES2700ZP audio chip, two 114mAh batteries in the temples and four microphones, no camera and no screen. BGR measured the bare titanium frame at 27.6g, calling the fit close to real eyeglasses; a swappable-frame system, run through partner Doutor Óculos, takes a ground prescription lens without extra hardware.

Senses.se measured 12 to 13 hours per charge, 4 hours back from a 10 minute quick charge, and 腾讯新闻 rated wind cancellation to 4.5 meters per second. Both liked the comfort for all-day wear; 腾讯新闻's only complaint was that a fitted lens adds weight.

There is no SDK: Xiaomi's generic MIoT plugin kit serves other smart-home gear, but no source ties it to this frame, and pairing runs only through the Xiaomi Glasses app, which BGR says is unavailable in the US. As pure audio hardware, that barely matters for developers: there is no camera or sensor to build against.

The open design costs sound quality: Senses.se found leakage bad enough that people a meter away can make out words, and both it and BGR heard almost no bass. Sold in China since April 2025 at CNY 1,199 to 1,499, and in the EU and UK from January 2026 at EUR 179 to 199, these are a headphone alternative for calls, not an AI device.