A message landed in our inbox last month: a customer had cracked a temple arm on his Even G2 while packing for a work trip, and wanted to know whether he could simply order a replacement here in Switzerland — not ship the whole pair back to a manufacturer in China and wait weeks for a parcel to clear customs. It is one of the most common practical questions we get after a sale, and the honest answer has two parts: a clear yes for a couple of items, and "ask us directly" for the rest, instead of a catalogue we would otherwise have to invent.
Short answer: the sun clip and the charging case are confirmed accessories for the Even G2 — for these two we can tell you in good conscience that they exist as standalone items. For temple arms, nose pads or a separate charging cable, we are not aware of a public Swiss spare-parts catalogue with prices that we could responsibly cite here. Rather than invent one, the honest and fastest route is to contact AI-Eyewear directly as the authorised Swiss reseller, with a precise description of the missing or damaged part.
Why this question comes up more than you'd think
An Even G2 lives on ears, in bags, on train seats and in backpacks — exactly where small, loose parts are most likely to go missing. A nose pad that works itself loose, a temple arm bent while being stuffed into a jacket pocket, a case left behind on a plane: none of that is exotic. It is the ordinary wear of a device you actually wear. With ordinary glasses you call the optician around the corner. With a display glasses made by a manufacturer in China, the immediate question is whether it is that simple here too — or whether you are stuck with a form and an international shipment.
That is the gap between "does this part exist somewhere in the world" and "can I get it in Switzerland without hassle." Both questions are fair, but the answers differ, and we do not want to blur them here.
What is confirmed to exist: the sun clip and the charging case
Two items we can name with confidence, because they are known standalone accessories for the Even G2: the magnetic sun clip, which fits over the display lenses, and the charging case, which according to Even Support delivers roughly seven additional full charges of the glasses per full charge of the case itself (192 mAh battery, roughly two days of typical use per charge — a manufacturer claim). Both belong to the known accessory ecosystem of the G2, and for both the right place to ask in Switzerland is the same: your reseller.
| Part | Status | Where to ask |
|---|---|---|
| Sun clip | Known accessory | AI-Eyewear / Zürich showroom |
| Charging case | Known accessory | AI-Eyewear / Zürich showroom |
| Nose pads | No public catalogue known | Ask AI-Eyewear directly |
| Temple arms | No public catalogue known | Ask AI-Eyewear directly |
| Separate charging cable | No public catalogue known | Ask AI-Eyewear directly |
Details on the sun clip and charging case are based on the known Even accessory range; the recharge figure comes from the Even Support Center. Not an independent measurement by AI-Eyewear. For nose pads, temple arms and charging cables we do not have an official, publicly listed spare-parts catalogue.
Temple arms, nose pads, charging cables: why we are not inventing a list
We could hand you a tidy table of part numbers and prices for individual temple arms or nose pads right now. We are not going to, because we do not know of one that actually exists. Unlike ordinary spectacle frames, where opticians have kept loose nose pads and hinge parts on the shelf for decades, a display glasses like the G2 is a young product with a young spare-parts ecosystem. That does not mean nothing is possible — it means the reliable answer is "ask the reseller what is currently sourceable," not a figure we make up for this page.
That especially applies to nose pads: the G2 comes in two frame variants with different bridge widths, and nose pads and temple width can be adjusted. Because on a display glasses the fit also decides where the image sits in your field of view, we would steer you away from bending anything yourself anyway — a professional fitting is the safer route, whether you need a new pad or just a correction to how the frame sits.
What to do if a part goes missing or breaks
- Contact us directly. Reach out to AI-Eyewear — at the Zürich showroom or by message — and describe exactly which part is missing or damaged.
- Send a photo if you can. A picture of the part or the break point helps us work out faster what is actually needed.
- Have the fit checked at the showroom. For nose pads or temple width, a visit in person beats bending anything yourself — the frame affects where the display sits.
- Skip unverified third-party sellers. Parts from auction sites with unknown fit or origin are a real risk to both comfort and the electronics; we would not recommend them.
- Keep your proof of purchase handy. It speeds up any request, whether it concerns warranty, an accessory, or a plain spare-parts question.
The value of having someone to ask in Switzerland
The real advantage of a local reseller does not show up at the moment of purchase — it shows up right here, when something is missing. An email in German, French, Italian or English that actually gets answered, a showroom in Zürich you can walk into, and a fitting done by someone who has held that exact frame before: that is the difference between a support ticket in a foreign time zone and a conversation at eye level. We do not yet have a large volume of spare-parts requests behind us — the Even G2 is new to the Swiss market. That is exactly why our advice here is honest rather than polished: ask us specifically, instead of relying on a list we would otherwise have had to invent for you.
So: buy, skip, or ask first?
Buy with confidence if you accept that spare parts run through a direct conversation with the reseller rather than an online shelf of part numbers — and if having someone to ask in Switzerland matters more to you than a public price list.
Think twice if an instantly browsable, public spare-parts catalogue with prices is a hard requirement for you today. That does not currently exist, and we will not promise you one that isn't there.
Ask first either way: before you buy, check at the Zürich showroom what accessories and spare parts are currently on hand, and read why AI-Eyewear for how we think about support after the sale. If you have not bought yet, the purchase options are at Even G2 kaufen.
Disclosure: AI-Eyewear is the authorised Swiss reseller of Even Realities. We have deliberately not invented a spare-parts price list where none publicly exists — get binding availability and pricing information directly from us.