Smart glasses catalog
Every sheet carries the spec with its source and says how far the device lets a developer in.
161 devices

Rokid Max 2
The Rokid Max 2 is a passive USB-C display: 1920x1080 per eye, a 50-degree field, 600 nits, 75 g. No camera, no battery and no radio; a dial corrects myopia from 0.00D to -6.00D.
Public SDK3.50/5$279.00
US$279 on Rokid's global store when we checked on 2026-09-05, the sale price. TechRadar gave a US$529 list price in June 2025 and PCMag US$449 in December 2024; a Taobao reseller, not Rokid, asked CNY 1,999.
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Samsung Galaxy Glasses
Samsung's Intelligent Eyewear has no display: Android XR on a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1, shown on 2026-07-22. Samsung claims up to nine hours; the press estimates about 50 g.
Public SDKSamsung gave no price at the reveal on 2026-07-22, and none was published by 2026-09-05. SamMobile and Smartprix estimate US$379 to US$499; Samsung says only that it aims at a reasonable price in the premium segment.

Sarvam AI Sarvam Kaze
The Sarvam Kaze is Sarvam AI's first hardware: cameras, microphones and voice in over 10 Indian languages, on models that run locally. Shown in New Delhi in February 2026, not yet on sale.
We have not checkedNo price announced by Sarvam AI. The most recent report found (Business Viewpoint Magazine, published 2026-09-05, citing thehindubusinessline.com) confirms that the price is still undefined even after the commercial launch window in India promised for May 2026. As a market reference (not the price of the Kaze), the Meta Ray-Ban cost between Rs 29,900 and Rs 39,900 in India according to that same report.

Snap Specs
Snap Specs are standalone AR glasses at 132 g with a 51 degree field of view, announced 2026-06-16 and not yet shipping. Snap claims about 4 hours of battery and lists 6 microphones.
Public SDK$2,195.00
US$2,195 with a US$200 refundable deposit, announced on 2026-06-16. Preorders only, for the US, UK and France, with shipping promised for fall 2026. Not sold in China, and no price in reais.

Solos AirGo 3
The Solos AirGo 3 has no display and no camera: two speakers, IP67, 35 g and 10 hours of music, according to Solos. SmartHinge temples take swappable frames, sold since 2023-09-27.
SDK only for partners under contract2.75/5$199.00
Prices start at US$199 on solosglasses.com, checked 2026-09-06. That is the Xeon and Helium frames, while the Argon run US$249 to US$299. Most AirGo 3 versions showed sold out. No price in reais or yuan.

Solos AirGo Vision
The Solos AirGo Vision swaps its camera front for a camera-free one: 42 g, photos up to 2048x1944 and no video, per Solos. No display, IP67, sold since 2024-12-10.
SDK only for partners under contract2.75/5$299.00
US$299 on solosglasses.com, checked 2026-09-05. The camera-free front is US$149 and the kit with both is US$349. NotebookCheck reported GBP 239.95 and EUR 290.36 at the December 2024 launch. No price in reais.

Sol Reader First Edition
Sol Reader is an e-reader worn like glasses: two 1.3 inch E Ink screens, one per eye, and 104 g. Sindarin claims 25 hours per charge, and discontinued it in September 2026.
Closed to third partiesUS$350 at the preorder in June 2023, per TechCrunch. Later reviews cite US$399.99 at Good e-Reader in 2024 and US$399 at Previewer in 2025. The store now marks it discontinued, with no price.
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Sightful Spacetop for Windows
Spacetop is a Windows app, not standalone glasses: it drives the bundled XREAL glasses at 1920x1080 per eye, 57 degrees, 87 g. Needs an Intel laptop over USB-C, sold since 2025-05-02.
Closed to third parties2.00/5$899.00
US$899 for the bundle on sightful.com on 2026-09-06, glasses plus a year of the software. The business tier is US$54 per seat per month, five seats minimum, plus US$699 per pair of glasses. No price in reais.

Snap Spectacles (5th Generation, Developer Edition)
Snap's 5th generation Spectacles are a 226 g AR developer kit with a 46 degree field of view, not sold to consumers. Snap OS on two Snapdragon chips, announced 2024-09-17.
Public SDK3.00/5$99.00
US$99 a month with a 12 month commitment, at the US launch on 2024-09-17. Snap rents the hardware, it does not sell it. In its first European markets Snap quoted EUR 110 a month. No price in reais.
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Goolton Star1S
Goolton's Star1S is a standalone binocular AR pair of 90 g: a full-color Micro-OLED array waveguide at 26 degrees and a 16 MP camera. Relaunched in China on 2025-10-30.
Installs your own app, with no storeCN¥7,999.00
CNY 7,999 on Chinese e-commerce, a Goolton executive told Nanfang Plus on 2026-02-18. No store page showing that price was found, and no price in USD or BRL.

星纪魅族 (Meizu StarV) StarV Air2
The StarV Air2 weighs 44 g and shows green 640x480 on a binocular waveguide at a peak 2,000 nits, with no camera. Meizu claims five hours a charge; on sale in China since 2024-10-08.
Public SDK4.00/5$488.60
CNY 2,799 at the China launch on 2024-10-08, for the Light Brown color. On 2025-04-29 JD.com listed CNY 2,199.60 with coupons, and the unofficial reseller meizuworld.com asked US$488.60 on 2026-09-06. No price in reais.

星纪魅族 (Meizu StarV) StarV View
The StarV View is a 74 g wired viewer with two Sony micro-OLED at 1920x1080 per eye, a peak 700 nits and 120 Hz. It has no battery or camera, and went on sale in China on 2024-09-24.
Closed to third parties2.00/5$458.60
CNY 2,799 is Meizu's list price in China, on sale from 2024-09-24. The presale that opened on 2024-09-05 ran at CNY 2,499, and the reseller meizuworld.com asked US$458.60 on 2026-09-06. No price in reais.
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EM3 Stellar Pro
EM3's 110 g glasses connect by cable to a 410 g box with an NVIDIA Jetson Xavier NX and Ubuntu. 53 degree field of view and 3,000 nits, according to the maker's page archived in 2023.
We have not checkedNo consumer price found. EM3 sells the Stellar Pro through B2B and integrator channels, and the archived page has no store.

TCL NXTWEAR S+
The TCL NXTWEAR S+ is a screen on a cable, not standalone AR: two Micro-OLED panels at 1920x1080, up to 120 Hz, 49 degrees, 87 g. No camera and no battery: the host powers it over USB-C.
Closed to third parties3.00/5$259.99
US$399 at the launch in February 2024, per TechRadar and NotebookCheck. On 2026-09-06 we saw US$259.99 at Focus Camera and US$249.99 at Target, both out of stock. No sale found in China or Brazil.

Lenovo ThinkReality A3
The ThinkReality A3 is a tethered enterprise headset: two 1080p displays at 200 nits, a Snapdragon XR1, an 8 MP camera and 130 g. Power comes over USB-C from a PC or a Motorola phone.
SDK only for partners under contract2.25/5$1,499.00
US$1,499 is the PC Edition price at US resellers, checked on 2026-09-06. Lenovo publishes no price of its own and points buyers to an account executive; Knoxlabs showed US$788, sold out. No price in reais.

Thunderobot AURA 悦享版 (Yuexiang / "Enjoy" Edition)
The Thunderobot AURA Enjoy Edition has no display or camera: 38 g, a 140 mAh battery and 12 hours of music, per Thunderobot. Two speakers, Bluetooth 5.3, sold only in China since 2025-12-01.
Closed to third partiesCN¥599.00
RMB 599 for the Fashion frame at the China launch on 2025-12-01. The Business and Elite frames are RMB 799 and the Pilot is RMB 999, on JD.com and thunderobot.com. No price in dollars or reais.
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TOZO AIVU AI Glasses
TOZO's AIVU is still on Kickstarter, not shipping: a green 640x480 waveguide in 45 g and a 2 MP camera for object recognition. Announced 2026-07-16, 30 degree field of view.
We have not checked$399.00
US$399 is the Kickstarter pledge for one unit, checked 2026-09-06. It is not a retail price: Kicktraq recorded US$137,275 from 347 backers so far, and the campaign closes on 2026-09-14. No price in reais.

TOZO VIZO Z1 Pro
The TOZO VIZO Z1 Pro is a 63 g display worn as glasses: Full HD per eye, 47.5 degrees, no camera and no battery. It corrects 0 to 600 degrees of myopia and takes image and power over USB-C.
Closed to third parties3.25/5$399.99
USD 399.99 at the official VIZO and TOZO stores on 2026-09-05. The Kickstarter campaign, from 2026-01-21 to 2026-03-22, charged USD 299 without the dioptric correction, and no price in CNY was found.

ThunderSoft (中科创达) TurboX AI眼镜
ThunderSoft licenses TurboX AI Glasses to OEM makers, not to consumers: it says the platform stays under 40 g with five microphones. The Snapdragon Wear 5100 version launched on 2025-07-10.
SDK only for partners under contractNo public price. The TurboX AI眼镜 is sold as a ThunderSoft turnkey platform and reference design for OEM partners (定制化+整机, customisation or complete device), not in direct consumer retail, so there is no SKU with a store price.

Unseen Reality URXR One
URXR One is a 93 g pair of passthrough glasses, 2448x2064 per eye and a 90 degree field of view, still on Kickstarter and not yet shipped. It has no battery and no application processor.
We have not checkedNot yet sold at retail: USD 799 on Kickstarter against a planned USD 999 list price. Kicktraq recorded USD 1,086,993 from 1,355 backers on 2026-09-06, with the campaign open until 2026-09-18.

Viture Beast
Viture's flagship viewer, on sale since April 2026 at 549 dollars. Sony Micro-OLED at 1200p per eye, 58 degrees, 1250 nits, 3DoF built in and lenses that darken to nine levels.
We have not checked$549.00
USD 549.99 in CGMagazine's review (2026-05-30) and USD 549 in VR.org's launch story, on sale from 27 April 2026. Checked on 2026-09-09.

VITURE Luma Pro
The VITURE Luma Pro is a 79 g tethered display: 1920x1200 per eye, 1,000 nits, a 52 degree field of view and a myopia dial to -4.0D. No battery of its own, sold since 2025-07-08.
Public SDK3.25/5$499.00
USD 499 for the glasses on VITURE's own store on 2026-09-06. Amazon discounted the same SKU to USD 379 on Prime Day in June 2026, and no official price in CNY or BRL was found.

VITURE Luma Ultra
The VITURE Luma Ultra is a tethered display with 1,500 nits, three cameras and a chip that computes 6DoF on the glasses, per VITURE. Up to 1200p per eye, 52 degrees, myopia dial to -4.0D.
Public SDK$599.00
USD 599 for the glasses on VITURE's store on 2026-09-06. In China it launched at CNY 4,299 on JD.com and Tmall, reported by Geekpark and PingWest on 2025-10-20. No price in BRL was found.

VITURE Luma XR Glasses
The VITURE Luma is the entry model of the Luma line: 77 g, 1920x1200 per eye, 50 degrees, 1,000 nits and myopia correction to -6.0D. It has no camera and no spatial tracking.
Public SDK$399.00
USD 399 on VITURE's own store on 2026-09-06. In China it sells for CNY 2,899 on JD.com and Tmall, per GeekPark on 2025-10-20, and on 2026-09-06 VITURE's checkout page marked it sold out.

VITURE Pro
The VITURE Pro is the 2024 model VITURE no longer lists in its store: 78 g, 1920x1080 per eye, 46 degrees, myopia dial to -5.0D. VITURE replaced it with the Pro 2, announced on 2026-08-06.
Public SDK$459.00
USD 459 at the US launch in May 2024, per XDA Developers and MMORPG.com. It reached China at CNY 3,299 on 2024-08-10, per Sina Finance and PingWest, and no price in BRL was found.

Vuzix Blade 2
The Vuzix Blade 2 shows image only in the right eye: a 480x480 waveguide, 20 degrees, 2,000 nits and Android 11 on a Snapdragon 429. It has an 8 MP camera and has been sold since 2022-09-28.
Public SDK3.00/5$1,299.99
USD 1,299.99 at launch in 2022 and at the reseller ChannelXR on 2026-09-06. Vuzix's own store no longer lists the glasses, only the USD 149.99 prescription insert. No price in CNY or BRL was found.

Vuzix LX1
The Vuzix LX1 is a monocular display that mounts on a cap or hardhat, not on the nose: 12 MP camera, Android 15, 7,000 mAh battery. Vuzix publishes no resolution and no field of view for it.
Public SDK$2,199.99
USD 2,199.99 on Vuzix's own store, checked on 2026-09-06. The same page marked the device as sold out on that date, and no price in CNY or BRL was found.

Vuzix M4000
The Vuzix M4000 is a monocular module for an M-Series frame or headband: an 854x480 see-through waveguide, 28 degrees of field of view, 5,000 nits. Snapdragon XR1 and Android 11.
Public SDK$2,499.99
US$2,499.99 was the price of both kits on vuzix.com, read on the product page capture of 11 February 2026. Vuzix took the M4000 out of its own catalogue between 20 April and 6 September 2026, so there is no current price. No public price in China or Brazil.

Vuzix M400 Smart Glasses
The Vuzix M400 is a monocular module worn on a headband: a 640x360 display with a 16.8 degree field of view. Snapdragon XR1, Android 13 and an IP67 rating. On sale since September 2019.
Public SDK3.25/5$1,499.99
US$1,499.99 is the list price of the M400 Xtreme kit on vuzix.com, read on 2026-09-06. That same day both kit variants showed as sold out. No public price in China or Brazil.

Vuzix Shield
The Vuzix Shield is safety glasses with a green waveguide over each eye at 640x480. Stereo 13 MP cameras and Snapdragon XR1, certified to ANSI Z87.1 and sold since April 2024.
Public SDK$2,499.99
US$2,499.99 at the online launch in April 2024, reported by MicroLED-Info. On 2026-09-06 the Vuzix page showed no price, only a call to contact sales. No price in CNY or BRL.

Vuzix Z100
The Vuzix Z100 shows a 640x480 green display in the right eye only, with no camera, microphone or speaker. 38 g, driven over Bluetooth by a phone app and rated by Vuzix at up to 48 hours.
Public SDK4.25/5$499.99
Vuzix launched the Z100 at US$499 on 2024-11-20, and PCMag read US$499.99 on 2025-04-11. On 2026-09-06 vuzix.com no longer listed the glasses, only their accessories. No price in CNY or BRL.

Warby Parker Intelligent Eyewear
Warby Parker Intelligent Eyewear is a display-free Android XR frame with a camera and speakers. Samsung rates it at up to 9 hours. Unveiled on 2026-05-19, launch set for fall 2026.
Public SDKNo price from Warby Parker, Samsung or Google up to 2026-09-05. At Unpacked on 2026-07-22 Samsung's COO called the pricing premium, without a figure, and an IDC analyst told CNBC he would not be surprised by US$600 to US$700.

LAWK (李未可 / Lawaken) X-AI Memory Glasses
The X-AI Memory Glasses weigh 26 g and take a detachable module with a 12 MP camera. LAWK claims about 10 hours of continuous audio recording. Announced at WAIC on 2026-07-17, in pre-sale.
We have not checkedCN¥499.00
RMB 499 is the pre-sale floor announced at WAIC on 2026-07-17, off an RMB 799 list. It takes an RMB 1 deposit worth RMB 300 off. Yicai put the final price near RMB 1,000 on 2026-07-29. No price in dollars.

Xander XanderGlasses
XanderGlasses caption live speech on Vuzix Shield hardware, offline and with no phone, per Xander. Four microphones, and supplied to eligible US veterans since September 2024.
Closed to third partiesXander's own store showed US$2,999 on 2026-09-06, or a US$499 refundable deposit. HearingTracker's comparison lists US$5,000 for XanderGlasses, undated, so the two figures do not agree. No price in Brazil or China.

Xiaomi AI Glasses
Xiaomi AI Glasses have no display: a 12 MP camera at 2K/30 fps, five microphones and 40 g without lenses. Snapdragon AR1 and IP54, sold in China since June 2025.
SDK only for partners under contract3.75/5$280.00
CNY 1,999 for the clear-lens version at the China launch on 2025-06-26. The electrochromic ones cost CNY 2,699 and CNY 2,999, and the subsidy took the base one to about CNY 1,699 in some channels. No official price outside China.
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Xiaomi AI Glasses, segunda geração (rumor)
The unannounced second Xiaomi camera glasses. Reports in August 2026 said the launch was paused over the design; Xiaomi denied it and gave no date.
We have not checkedNo source puts a price on the second generation. The first came out in China at 1,999 yuan in June 2025 and has a record of its own; that number belongs to the earlier model and should not be read as a forecast.

XRAI AR2
The XRAI AR2 writes live captions on a binocular waveguide display: 49 g, three microphones and 2,500 nits, by XRAI's spec. XRAI claims over 200 languages and over 8 hours per charge.
Closed to third parties$699.00
US$699 on xrai.glass on 2026-09-06, bought outright. The AWE 2025 pre-order was US$750 with a US$250 deposit; HearingTracker lists optional plans of US$15 and US$30 a month.

XREAL Air 2
The Xreal Air 2 is a USB-C screen for phones, PCs and consoles: 1080p per eye, a 46 degree field of view and 72 g, no battery of its own. Xreal rates the panels at up to 500 nits.
Public SDK3.50/5$199.00
US$199 in Xreal's US store, read on 2026-09-06, against a US$249 list price. Launch reviews recorded US$399 in 2023. The ¥1,699 seen in China is one Taobao reseller, not an official store.

Xreal Air 2 Pro
The Xreal Air 2 Pro adds electrochromic dimming at 0%, 35% and 100% to the Air 2's 1080p per eye and 46 degrees, at 75 g by Xreal's spec. Xreal ended sales in Japan on 2026-04-21.
Closed to third parties$249.00
US$249 on sale from a US$399 list, but sold out in Xreal's US store on 2026-09-06. The official refurbished unit still sold for US$199. Xreal announced it in China on 2023-09-06 at ¥2,999.

Xreal Air 2 Ultra
The Xreal Air 2 Ultra added two 3D cameras to the Air line for 6DoF and hand tracking: 52 degrees of field of view and 80 g. Xreal announced the end of sales on 2026-02-26.
Public SDK$699.00
US$699 at the announcement on 2024-01-07, and ¥3,999 in China from 2024-07-31. The JD.com list price later rose to ¥4,599. Xreal announced the end of sales on 2026-02-26 and the store page now returns 404.

Xreal Aura
The Xreal Aura runs Android XR from a tethered compute puck: 91 g glasses, 1920x1200 per eye and a 70 degree field of view. Announced on 2025-05-20 and still not on sale in September 2026.
Public SDK$1,500.00
The ceiling Xreal announced is US$1,500 before tax, not a final price. It covers the base model; on 2026-09-05 the refundable US$199 deposit was still open, and the US$299 and US$99 tiers had sold out.

Xreal One
The Xreal One runs Xreal's own X1 chip for 3DoF tracking inside the glasses: 50 degrees of field of view, 600 nits and 82 g. Bose tuned the audio; China opened sales on 2024-12-10.
We have not checked$499.00
US$499 list and US$399 on sale in Xreal's US store on 2026-09-05. China opened at ¥3,299 on 2024-12-10. Xreal ended sales in Japan on 2026-04-21; no price found in Brazil.

Xreal One Pro
The Xreal One Pro sits above the base One in Xreal's tethered line: a 57 degree field of view, up to 700 nits, 87 g and the X1 chip. Sold since 2025-07-01; the Xreal Eye clip-on adds 6DoF.
Public SDK3.00/5$599.00
US$599 in Xreal's US store on 2026-09-06, down from US$649. 9to5Google reported on 2026-04-23 that the cut is permanent. China opened at ¥4,299 on 2025-07-22.
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Zwim HUD
The Zwim HUD clips onto swim goggles: a monocular screen on the right lens, about four hours per charge, per Slowtwitch. An Indiegogo campaign ran in 2017; no source confirms it shipped.
We have not checkedUS$199 was the early-bird pledge on Indiegogo in 2017. New Atlas cited a planned US$395 retail price and Slowtwitch US$399; no source confirms the product was ever sold at either.
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LOHO 乐活 乐活 AI眼镜
Colour display glasses from a Chinese optical chain, sold fitted with prescription lenses from 3,359 yuan in its own Tmall store. No spec sheet exists, and nobody has published a hands-on.
We have not checkedCN¥3,359.00
In LOHO's own Tmall store on 9 September 2026: 3,359 yuan for frame plus standard lens, 4,059 with 1.67 aspheric prescription lenses and 4,659 with freeform. That is mid pack among the eight colour display prices on file here. The launch press said from 2,999 yuan in January 2026, which no first hand source confirms and the store does not charge. China only.
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LLVision 听语者 (Listener)
LLVision's 79 g Listener puts live speech-to-text captions on a binocular waveguide for deaf and hard-of-hearing users. Launched in China in September 2022 and no longer listed by LLVision.
Closed to third partiesCN¥3,999.00
RMB 3,999 at the China launch on September 21, 2022. The first 500 units went early-bird at RMB 2,999 and ran out in about three hours. No price in USD or BRL was found.
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界环 AI 音频眼镜 (Jiehuan AI Audio Glasses)
Audio glasses from a Xiaomi ecosystem company, from RMB 699 with prescription lenses included. No camera, no display, 30.7 g. The AI the name advertises costs RMB 19.9 a month on top.
Closed to third parties3.50/5CN¥699.00
From RMB 699 for the acetate line at launch on 8 August 2024, rising through metal at 899, hybrid at 999 and titanium at 1,299. The November 2025 special edition starts at 1,699 for titanium and 2,499 for the rimless Zeiss version. The AI subscription is RMB 19.9 a month, free for life for anyone who activated before 2025. China only.

AirCaps
AirCaps, formerly TranscribeGlass, writes live captions on a green 640x480 display in each eye and translates over 60 languages. 49 g, four microphones, and hardware built with Rokid.
Closed to third parties$599.00
US$659 list, cut to US$599 on aircaps.com/shop on 2026-09-06. The prescription lens option adds US$39. WIRED reviewed the earlier TranscribeGlass on 2025-07-02 at US$377 plus US$20 a month, but that was different hardware.