Samsung’s first smart glasses are due in November, with leaked details pointing to 41-gram frames, AI features and no display. They will be sold through Warby Parker, Gentle Monster and Samsung stores in the US.
01Summary
- 01Samsung is expected to launch its first smart glasses in November, with US sales through Warby Parker, Gentle Monster and Samsung Experience Stores.
- 02A SammyGuru report says the glasses will weigh 41 grams with standard lenses and come in six Gentle Monster styles and three Warby Parker styles.
- 03The glasses are said to use a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip, 2 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, a 12 MP camera and a battery lasting up to 9 hours, or up to 72 hours with the charging case.
- 04They will run Google Gemini AI on Android XR and let wearers take pictures and videos, make calls, send texts, translate, navigate and listen to music and podcasts.
- 05The report says the glasses will have no visual display for text messages and will require Galaxy S, Z Fold or Z Flip phones running One UI 9 or later for Galaxy-specific features.
02Why it matters
For readers, this shows Samsung is moving closer to a new kind of AI wearable that could handle everyday tasks without a screen. It also suggests a growing consumer market for smart glasses that may soon compete with familiar eyewear brands.
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