XREAL
Asus ROG Xreal R1 AR glasses, priced at $849, show screen tearing and other compromises in hands-on testing.
Apple didn't show a single new wearable today, but it showed what the future will look like. It announced the new Siri AI that will one day make glasses, earbuds, your watch, and a rumored pendant work as one machine you wear, and it made a privacy promise strong enough to let you put a camera on your face.
Snap is about to show the world its first augmented reality glasses built for regular people, and it could beat Meta, Apple, and Google to the punch.
WWDC 2026 is Monday, June 8. Everyone's asking the same thing: will Apple finally reveal its smart glasses? It's Tim Cook's last WWDC, the timeline just shifted, and the answer is more interesting than a yes or no.
The MLB and NBA apps on Vision Pro and Quest show the leagues know where this is going. Nobody has built it for glasses yet, the pair you wear to the actual game.
Snap arrives at consumer AR this fall with a decade of developer tools and a reported $2,500 price tag, but its lead may not last long once Apple and Google fully enter the market.