Meta’s in-lens smart glasses ship with a 600x600 screen and few apps, helping you decide if $800 makes sense. Meta’s new eyewear supports ...

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Google's Android XR platform and XReal's Project Aura are bringing smart glasses closer to mainstream reality, offering ...

How often do you reach for your phone to get directions, answer a video call or Google something? Probably more times than you can count.

AR smart glasses might technically be a thing in the here and now, but if there’s one thing that using the $1,100 RayNeo X3 ...

Conversation focus uses the AI glasses' open-ear speakers to amplify the voice of the person you're talking to, says Meta.

We compare RayNeo X3 Pro with Meta Ray-Ban Displays on dual full-color screens, helping you choose the right smart glasses.

Partnering with Samsung, Warby Parker and Gentle Monster, Google is returning to smart glasses a decade after Google Glass ...

TL;DR: Meta is set to launch its first smart glasses, Hypernova, featuring a right-lens display for mini apps and alerts, controlled via a wrist accessory. Priced starting at $800, lower than earlier ...

The Meta Ray-Ban Display comes with an acccessory called the Neural Band. It’s a high-tech wristband that enables users to ...

Google previews Project Aura smart glasses with Android XR support, offering cross-platform AI features, immersive displays, ...

There are a lot of things that rub people the wrong way when it comes to smart glasses, but if I had to pick one that really, ...