Samsung and Google just launched their own smart glasses, jumping into the ring with Meta.
Built with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker, these AI-powered specs are up for preorder now: Gentle Monster starts at $449 (in stores December 10), while Warby Parker's version kicks off at $395.
Glasses offer translation and facial blurring
These glasses let you interact with your surroundings using computer vision and even translate languages live, making travel or chatting way easier.
Unlike Meta's devices, Google's models don't use your visual information for AI recording or store it in Gemini History.
Plus, built-in facial blurring technology helps keep everyone's identity safe in photos and videos.