Smart glasses: what to buy now and what's coming next

Some look like normal glasses with cameras and AI. Others put information in your view or work like a private screen. Start with what you want them to do.

What you can buy now — and what’s close

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Available nowMetaRay-Ban Meta Gen 3$400–$500Guide News
Available nowMetaMeta Glasses$299–$399Guide News
Available nowEven RealitiesEven Realities G2$599Guide News
Available nowMetaMeta Ray-Ban DisplayFrom $799Guide News
Available nowRokidRokid AI Glasses Style$299Guide News
Available nowSolosSolos AirGo V2$299Guide News
Available nowMetaOakley Meta Vanguard$499Guide News
Available nowRayNeoRayNeo Air 4 Pro~$299Guide News
Available nowRayNeoRayNeo iO Smart GlassesFrom $499.00
Available nowXrealXreal One Pro$599Guide News
Available nowVitureViture Pro 2
Available nowVitureViture Luma Ultra$599Guide News
Available nowRayNeoRayNeo GT MaxFrom $429.00
Available nowVitureViture Beast$549Guide News
Available nowHallidayHalliday G2From $599.00
Available nowHTC VIVEHTC VIVE EagleFrom $499.00
Available nowINAIRINAIR 2 Pro Go Pack
Available nowL'Atitude 52°NL'Atitude 52°N Departure CollectionFrom $399.00
Available nowNuance AudioNuance Audio GlassesFrom $699.00
Available nowNuance AudioNuance Audio PlusFrom $829.00
Available nowAlibabaQwen AI Glasses S1
Available nowXrealROG Xreal R1
Available nowXrealXreal XBX a01+
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Works with

Which smart glasses work with iPhone and Android?

  • Even Realities G2: Smart glasses that work with iPhone and Pixel phones. They also work with other Android phones, with some limits.
  • MemoMind One: Works fully with iPhone on iOS 15 or later. Android phones work too; MemoMind sets no strict Android version, though it does not guarantee very old ones.
  • Meta Glasses (2026): Works with iPhone and Android through the Meta AI app, but Meta hasn't listed every supported phone.
  • Meta Ray-Ban Display: Works with iPhone and Android phones. The iPhone app needs iOS 17.2 or later.
  • Oakley Meta Vanguard: Works with iPhone and Android phones through the Meta AI app.
  • RayNeo Air 4 Pro: Works directly with iPhone 15 or later, while older Lightning models need two adapters. Android works only on phones with USB-C video output, and listed Pixel models lose RayNeo XR app features.
  • RayNeo GT Max: Smart glasses that work with iPhone and Android, with some limits.
  • RayNeo iO Smart Glasses: Smart glasses that work with iPhone.
  • Rokid AI Glasses Style: Works fully with iPhone and Android phones, with the Hi Rokid app required.
  • Solos AirGo V2: Works with iPhone on iOS 15.5 or later and Android phones on version 8.0 or later.
  • Viture Beast: They work with iPhone and Android phones that can send video over USB-C, but support and display features vary by model.
  • Viture Luma Ultra: Works with Android phones that can output DisplayPort video. On iPhone, 16e and Air models do not work, and some modes need Adapter Ultra.
  • Viture Pro 2: Smart glasses that work with Android. They also work with iPhone, with some limits.
  • Xreal One Pro: Works with iPhone and Android phones. UltraWide is unavailable on Apple phones and needs desktop mode on compatible phones. Lightning models need adapters.
  • Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2: Works with iPhone on iOS 17.2+ and Android phones on Android 10+. Samsung Galaxy and Pixel support is limited to models on Ray-Ban's list.