AI-Enabled Announced

Samsung Smart Glasses

Samsung

Price not announced

Camera: 12MP (Sony IMX681, rumored)

Samsung Smart Glasses are Android XR-powered AI glasses developed in partnership with Gentle Monster and Google, featuring a built-in camera, Gemini AI integration, and a lightweight fashion-forward design aimed at competing directly with Ray-Ban Meta -- confirmed by Samsung for a 2026 launch.

Pros & cons

Pros

Gentle Monster partnership ensures fashion-forward, culturally relevant design
Android XR + Google Gemini provides powerful AI ecosystem from day one
Samsung Galaxy ecosystem integration with phones, tablets, and Galaxy XR headset
12MP camera rumored for photo/video and AI visual features
Samsung's manufacturing scale could make these widely available globally

Cons

Most specs unconfirmed -- weight, battery life, display presence all unknown
Requires Samsung Galaxy phone for processing -- ecosystem locked
Android XR glasses app ecosystem unproven at launch
Pricing rumored at $379+ -- premium over Ray-Ban Meta's $299
No confirmed release date beyond '2026' -- could slip to late year

Full specifications

Optics
Dimming control	✕ No
Prescription support	✕ No
Not published: Optics type, Transparency level, Diopter range
Physical
Frame style	fashion glasses
Foldable	✓ Yes
Not published: Weight, Color options, IP rating
Connectivity
Connectivity	Bluetooth, WiFi
Tethered	✕ No
Compatible devices	Samsung Galaxy phones, Android
Computing
Processing type	phone
Operating system	Android XR
Not published: Chipset
Sensors & input
Camera	12MP (Sony IMX681, rumored)
Microphones	2
Speakers	open-ear
Gesture control	✕ No
Voice control	✓ Yes
AI assistant	Google Gemini
Not published: Tracking

Where to buy

Check price at Samsung Store

Samsung Smart Glasses: FAQs

Does the Samsung Smart Glasses have a camera?

Yes, the Samsung Smart Glasses has a built-in camera (12MP (Sony IMX681, rumored)).

What devices work with the Samsung Smart Glasses?

The Samsung Smart Glasses lists compatibility with: Samsung Galaxy phones, Android.

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