Samsung's XR smart glasses are coming at an unspecified future date
Samsung is gearing up to release its new mixed-reality smart glasses, code-named "HAEAN," at an unspecified future date.
Built with help from Google, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker, these glasses are part of Samsung's XR efforts.
Expect photochromic lenses that auto-tint depending on the light around you, a rumored 12MP camera, and a possible Qualcomm chip under the hood.
What's inside and how does it compare?
You'll get Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity (but no mobile data), plus a 155mAh battery to keep things light.
Voice controls run on Google's Gemini AI, so you can go hands-free with ease.
Designed for style as well as smarts, these premium glasses will go head-to-head with Meta's smartglasses—aimed at users who want tech that actually looks good.
Why should you care?
With adaptive lenses for comfy viewing anywhere, potential AR features, and seamless voice commands powered by AI, Samsung's XR glasses are shaping up to be more than just another wearable—they're trying to make futuristic eyewear genuinely practical (and stylish) for everyday life.