AR glasses display information, content and other data on a virtual screen that you can use for gaming, productivity and ...

It’s not just technophobes and Luddites who seem to get a little bit of the ick from the idea of smart glasses. Ask them why ...

In a recent article from IEEE Spectrum, [Alfred Poor] asks the question what do consumers really want in smart glasses? And are you finally ready to hang a computer screen on your face? [Alfred] says ...

XReal/CNET Enjoying your favorite movies, shows and games on the go is easy with these Xreal One AR glasses, which allow you to fit a massive 147-inch display in your pocket. You can snag yourself a ...

For years, AR glasses have felt like one of those future-facing tech categories that looked exciting but came with too many compromises: high prices, limited compatibility, or awkward setups. That’s ...

Samsung provides the first details about its upcoming smart glasses, confirming the debut design will prioritize AI utility over AR overlays.

After years of false starts, augmented reality glasses are edging toward everyday use. Two companies, HarmonEyes and Kopin, are addressing the biggest obstacles from opposite directions out of the ...

Meta Platforms' (META) rollout of new display-equipped Ray-Ban smart glasses in the European Union has reportedly been ...

What if you could step into the world of augmented reality for less than the cost of a fancy dinner for two? That’s exactly what the VITURE Pro AR smart glasses promise, with a price tag under $200.

When I first tried these new smart glasses at CES 2026, I couldn't believe they only cost $299.