Your future AR glasses might finally stop making the real world look weird

Researchers have developed a new AR display technology that improves real-world visibility while keeping virtual objects realistic, making future smart glasses safer and more practical.

XREAL’s $299 AR glasses are finally here, and they could be a great travel companion

The xbx a01+ connects to compatible phones, laptops, and handheld consoles to create a large private screen for movies and games.

XREAL’s $299 glasses just gave casual AR buyers a much easier way in

X By XREAL’s a01 glasses are lightweight $299 AR glasses with a built-in MicroOLED display, a 50-degree field of view, interchangeable front frames, and more for travel and gaming.

Asus ROG and Xreal just built the AR glasses gamers have been waiting for, at a price that stings

ASUS ROG and Xreal’s R1 are the world’s first 240Hz micro-OLED AR gaming glasses, offering a 171-inch virtual screen, 57-degree field of view, and 3ms motion-to-photon latency at $849.

Sci-fi got the gadgets right, but the vibes wrong

Sci-fi promised holograms, floating interfaces, and magic computers. Consumer tech delivered phones, video calls, smart speakers, and the boring version that actually ships.

VITURE Beast XR glasses debut with 174-inch virtual display and wider field of view

VITURE has launched its Beast XR glasses with a larger virtual display, improved brightness, and standalone features, aiming to bring XR experiences closer to mainstream users.

Apple smart glasses might avoid the creepy reputation of Meta Ray-Bans with a light trick

Apple may tackle smart glass privacy concerns with a more visible recording indicator design, aiming to improve trust.

RayNeo Air 4 Pro smart glasses embrace the dark with a Batman mask

The RayNeo Air 4 Pro delivers a 201-inch virtual screen with HDR visuals and 3D video support in lightweight AR glasses, plus a Batman Edition for those who want a little extra fun.
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MemoMind AI glasses aim to look like your glasses, not a gadget

XGIMI is launching MemoMind at CES 2026, a new AI glasses lineup built for daily wear. The pitch is modular frames, prescription support, and quiet assistance like translation and reminders.
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