Smart glasses catalog

Every sheet carries the spec with its source and says how far the device lets a developer in.

161 devices

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Amazon AR Glasses ("Jayhawk", rumor)
Jayhawk is a project never confirmed by Amazon: a camera and a full-color display in one eye, tied to Alexa. The Information reported it in September 2025, aimed at late 2026 or early 2027.
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No source puts a price on the Jayhawk. SellerApp (2026-08-31) speculates that Amazon would follow its usual aggressive pricing, and quotes as a market reference the target of about USD 800 for the rival Meta Hypernova/Celeste (Road to VR, 2025-09-10). That figure belongs to Meta's product, not Amazon's, and should not be read as a forecast for the Jayhawk. No price in CNY or BRL was found.
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Amazon Delivery Glasses ("Amelia")
Amazon's own glasses for its delivery drivers, shown in October 2025. A heads-up display walks the driver to the door and finds the package in the van. Not for sale.
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There is no price because it is not for sale: the glasses go to Amazon's own delivery drivers. No source gives a figure, for resale or for fleets.
DigiLens ARGO
DigiLens builds ARGO around its own Crystal30 waveguide: 30 degrees of field of view at 3,500 nits and a 48 MP camera. Snapdragon XR2 Gen 1, Android 12, about 200 g.
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No price is published anywhere on digilens.com/argo or in the official spec packet; the page instead routes prospective buyers to 'Contact [email protected] ... to request a demo', consistent with ARGO being sold to enterprise/lite-industrial customers rather than listed at a public unit price.
BleeqUp Ranger
BleeqUp Ranger is a pair of camera sunglasses for cyclists: 16 MP stills and 3K video at 60 fps over a 120-degree field, IP54 and 49 g. The built-in battery records about an hour of video.
Closed to third parties
$379.00
US$379 for the Standard Lens version, read on bleequp.com on 2026-09-06. A Lifehacker review from 2025-09-05 listed US$399 for the unit it tested. The April 2025 Kickstarter early bird was US$300.
Bose Frames (Alto / Soprano / Tenor / Rondo / Tempo)
Bose Frames were audio sunglasses with no camera or display: 3.5 hours of playback on the 45 g Alto and Rondo of January 2019. Bose confirmed the end of the line in December 2023.
Closed to third parties
$199.00
Alto and Rondo launched at US$199 in January 2019. From 2020-09-10, Tempo, Tenor and Soprano cost US$249 each. No official listing in the US, China or Brazil on 2026-09-06.
Captify Pro
Captify Pro shows live captions for deaf and hard-of-hearing wearers on a binocular green waveguide at 640x480. 1,500 nits, 37 g, IPX4 and about 4 hours on 180 mAh.
Closed to third parties
$699.00
US$699 on captify.glass on 2026-09-06, a promotional price off the US$849 list. PCMag Australia recorded a US$899 MSRP on 2026-04-29. Premium costs US$15 a month; Standard is free.
Chamelo Smart Glasses (Falcon / Music Shield / Aura / Shield / Prime / Dusk)
Chamelo sells electrochromic sunglasses, with no display and no camera: the lens changes tint or color in about 0.1 second. Of the six models, only Music Shield and Dusk add speakers.
Closed to third parties
Prime sold for US$139 on chamelo.com on 2026-09-06, a sale price. Aura Audio was US$437 the same day; each of the six models is its own SKU. No price in CNY was found.
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China Telecom Tianyi AI Glasses
China Telecom's first own-brand glasses have no display: a 12 MP camera at 1440p30, 38 g and 7 hours of claimed battery. The operator's Xingchen model on a Qualcomm AR1.
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CN¥1,999.00
RMB 1,999 announced on 2025-07-29, on China Telecom's official Tmall store. No source we found says whether the price changed by September 2026, and no price in USD or BRL was found.
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CYBERSIGHT Guardian
Sport sunglasses of 39 g with a green waveguide HUD, no camera and no microphone. Over Bluetooth: speed, cadence and Varia radar alerts from a Garmin Edge or Hammerhead Karoo.
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road.cc reported USD 279 early-bird and USD 459 regular on 2025-04-19. The tracker Kicktraq counted USD 1,061,872 from about 2,100 backers. No store price after the campaign was confirmed.
Amazon Echo Frames (3rd Gen)
Echo Frames (3rd Gen) have no display and no camera: two speakers in 38.7 g, rated for up to 14 hours of moderate use. Alexa runs on the paired phone. On sale since September 2023.
Closed to third parties2.75/5
$299.99
US$269.99 at launch on 2023-09-20. ShopSavvy read US$299.99 at Amazon on 2026-09-04. Amazon discounts often: PCMag cites US$194.99 to US$329.99. No listing found in Brazil or China.
Brilliant Labs Frame
Frame is Brilliant Labs' 39 g open-source glasses: a monocular 640x400 micro-OLED below the right eye and a 720p camera. From February 2024; the store now sells only the successor, Halo.
Public SDK
$349.00
US$349 at the launch on 2024-02-08, on the archived store page. Brilliant Labs no longer sells Frame new: the product page returned 404 on 2026-09-06. Factory prescription lenses added US$99, and no price in CNY or BRL was found.
Brilliant Labs Halo
Halo is Brilliant Labs' 40 g second generation: a 640x480 full-color OLEDoS at 5,000 nits in the periphery. Its VGA camera serves only on-device AI; battery is claimed at 14 hours.
Public SDK3.75/5
$399.00
US$399 at the official store on 2026-09-06. Preorders opened at US$299 on 2025-07-31 and moved to US$349; Brilliant Labs set US$399 as the regular price on 2026-07-18. No price in CNY or BRL was found.
Cellid HJ1 AI Smart Glasses
HJ1 is a reference design, not a retail product: Japan's Cellid showed it at CES 2026 with an sRGB Micro LED waveguide. 46 g, 85% transmittance, built with Foxconn's Jorjin and GIS.
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Cut 3 of the catalogue scope sets the consumer price to null for an OEM platform: the HJ1 is a reference design that Cellid demonstrates with ODMs in the Foxconn group (Jorjin Technologies, GIS) so that third party brands can build a consumer product on top of it, and it is not sold to end users. No price appeared on any official page opened in this pass, which fits that nature.
Quark AI Glasses G1
The Quark G1 drops the display its S1 sibling has: 40 g, a 12 MP camera shooting 3K video and a swappable battery. Five microphones, Snapdragon AR1, on sale in China since December 2025.
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CN¥1,899.00
RMB 1,899 at the launch on 2025-11-27 for the Wellington frame. The browline frame started at RMB 1,999 in presales on 2025-12-22. No official price in dollars or reais: a US reseller asks US$439 to US$499.
Quark AI Glasses S1
The Quark S1 is the Alibaba model with a display: green micro-LED waveguides at 640x290 per eye, 4,000 nits and a 26.5-degree field. Sold in China since November 2025, and it weighs 51 g.
Closed to third parties4.25/5
$537.00
RMB 3,799 at the launch on 2025-11-27, about US$537 as reported by SCMP and CNBC. JD sellers reached RMB 3,199 with coupons in early 2026, according to ZOL. No price in reais, and no official channel outside China.
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BOE S7 AI+AR Cycling Sports Glasses
The BOE S7 is a cycling glasses concept: a 0.12-inch Micro LED projecting navigation and speed, up to 2,000 nits at the eye. Shown at AWE 2026 on 2026-03-12, still not on sale.
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The product is not for sale. It is a technology demonstration shown on the BOE and BOE-VTI (京东方精电) stand at AWE 2026 in Shanghai, 12 to 15 March 2026, with a commercial launch alongside a carmaker announced for June 2026. No later source confirms that launch or gives a price up to the date of this research, 2026-09-05.
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Xiaodu AI Glasses Pro
Baidu's Xiaodu Pro has no display: a 12 MP camera recording 1440p, an official 39 g against the 47.6 g reviewers weighed. It works without a phone over Wi-Fi, up to 68 hours with the case.
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CN¥2,099.00
RMB 2,299 at the China launch on 2025-11-10. An RMB 2,199 promotion ran at Double 11. A ZOL shopping guide recorded RMB 2,099 after a coupon on 2026-07-10. Sold only in China: no official price in dollars or reais.