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The AI glasses database.

Technical data of the most important AI glasses and smart glasses 2026 — filterable, comparable and backed by sources. We keep manufacturer specs strictly separate from independent tests. We do not invent values.

Models: 7Updated: July 2026Data basis: Manufacturer specs + cited expert tests

A neutral reference work for the whole category — not just for one product.

How to read this database. All values are manufacturer specs or figures from the independent expert tests linked below — every row names its source. An n/a means: the value is currently not documented, not that it is zero. Prices are guide values (mostly USD manufacturer prices; Swiss availability and prices may differ) and change frequently. Our own, independent measurements (the AI Eyewear Score) are in preparation — until then we rate nothing we haven't tested ourselves.

All models at a glance

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Product Category Display Camera Weight Battery Price (approx.) Prescription Source
Even G2Even Realities Display / AI · without camera Micro-LED waveguide, monochrome green, 640×350, 1200 nit No 35 g ~192 mAh, up to ~2 days; case (2000 mAh, 7×) CHF 699 (CH, incl. case) Yes (UltraFit) [1]
Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2)Meta / EssilorLuxottica Camera / audio · without display No Yes (12 MP, 3K@30fps) n/a n/a from ~USD 379 Yes (Rx) [2]
Ray-Ban DisplayMeta / EssilorLuxottica Display + camera Monocular, 600×600 (right lens) + Neural Band Yes n/a n/a n/a (check manufacturer) n/a [3]
XREAL OneXREAL AR / Media · without camera Micro-OLED (Sony 0.68"), 1080p/eye, 50° FOV, virtual 147" image No 84 g via USB-C (tethered) USD 499 via clip [4]
Rokid GlassesRokid Display / AI + camera Dual Micro-LED, monochrome, up to 1500 nit Yes (12 MP, 4K) 49 g 210 mAh, up to ~12 h; Capsule (6×) n/a (check) Yes [5]
RayNeo X3 ProRayNeo (TCL) AR + AI · display + camera Full-colour MicroLED dual, 640×480, 6000 nit Yes 76 g criticised as short in tests USD 1'299 (Early-Bird 1'099) n/a [6]
FrameBrilliant Labs Display / AI · open source Micro-OLED, 640×400, 20° FOV, 3000 nit Yes (nose bridge) 39–40 g n/a (headphones needed, no speaker) USD 349 No [7]

Announced (no documented specs yet): Google & Samsung “Android XR” glasses (audio model announced for autumn 2026, display model later; frame partners Warby Parker & Gentle Monster) as well as further models from Snap and others. We only add products with verifiable data. [8]

How this database is built

We build this reference work on a simple principle: an entry only appears if it can be documented. Specifically, that means:

  • Manufacturer specs come from the official product pages and should be read as such — display resolution, weight, battery capacity, camera and price.
  • Values from expert tests (e.g. real battery life, wearing comfort, image quality) we only take from named, cited independent reviews and we link the source.
  • Independent measurements by AI Eyewear — the planned AI Eyewear Score (optics, wearing comfort, battery, privacy, software, value for money) — follow only once we have tested a device ourselves. Until then, nothing is shown there deliberately. We continuously test the Even G2 in our showroom in Zurich.

Prices and specs change quickly. This page carries a visible update date; where a value is not confirmed, n/a appears instead of an estimate. Look up unfamiliar technical terms in the AI glasses glossary. We explain the technology basics in the article What are AI glasses?, the categories in the comparison, and the selection in the buying guide. Concrete recommendations by use case are bundled in our overview of the best AI glasses 2026, direct head-to-heads are shown by Even G2 vs Ray-Ban Meta and Even G2 vs Rokid Glasses.

Frequently asked questions

Which AI glasses have no camera?

As of July 2026, in this database the Even Realities Even G2 and the XREAL One deliberately have no camera. The Even G2 is a pure display/AI eyewear (productivity, privacy); the XREAL One is an AR/media eyewear without a camera. Use the “Without camera” filter above.

Which AI glasses are the lightest?

According to manufacturer specs (July 2026), the Even G2 (35 g), the Brilliant Labs Frame (39–40 g) and the Rokid Glasses (49 g) are among the lightest models. Sort the table by “Weight” to check for yourself.

Are the values independently tested?

The technical data are manufacturer specs or figures from cited expert tests — every row names its source. Independent measurements by AI Eyewear (AI Eyewear Score) are in preparation. Unconfirmed values are marked with “n/a”. We do not invent values, tests or experiences.

Why are prices or battery figures missing for some models?

Because we don't yet have a verifiable source for them. Instead of estimating, we mark the value with “n/a”. As soon as a reliable figure is available, we add it and update the date above.

Sources

Manufacturer specs and independent expert tests, retrieved in July 2026. The manufacturers' current information is always authoritative.

  1. Even G2: Even Realities (official product page); reviews by Android Police and Geeky Gadgets; TechCrunch (11.07.2026). Swiss price: ai-eyewear.ch.
  2. Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2): Meta (product page); overviews by Memeburn and gagadget (2026).
  3. Ray-Ban Display: Manufacturer specs via Dymesty and The Gadgeteer coverage (2026).
  4. XREAL One: XREAL (product page); Tom's Guide review; VRcompare.
  5. Rokid Glasses: Rokid (product page); Tom's Guide review; Engadget (CES 2026).
  6. RayNeo X3 Pro: RayNeo (product page); tests by Tom's Hardware and Tom's Guide (2026).
  7. Brilliant Labs Frame: Brilliant Labs / VRcompare; Digital Trends; Geeky Gadgets.
  8. Announced models (Google/Samsung Android XR etc.): coverage including Counterpoint/IDC market data and The Gadgeteer (2026).

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