Apple is reported to be testing at least four styles, Wayfarer-style, slim rectangular, large oval, and small oval, in colors including ocean blue and light brown, all in premium acetate under 50 grams.
Apple's rumored smart glasses are shaping up to look like actual glasses, four frame styles, including one modeled after Tim Cook's own frames, all made from acetate, which is the same higher-quality material used in premium eyewear brands rather than the cheaper thermoplastic in Ray-Ban's Meta smart glasses. Keeping every style under 50 grams means they'd sit on your face like normal glasses instead of feeling like a gadget strapped to your head. Four distinct styles from the jump is a serious commitment to looking like something people actually want to wear.
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Highly expected
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What styles do smart glasses come in?
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Apple GlassesFour styles in testing: rectangular, slim rectangular, large oval, small ovalHighly expected
Meta Ray-Ban Gen 3Aperol (sunglasses), Bellini (optical/prescription) · rumored codenamesHighly expected
Meta Ray-Ban Gen 2Wayfarer, Skyler, Headliner, Blayzer Optics, Scriber Optics · 150+ combinationsConfirmed
Meta GlassesAdventurer (rectangular), Fury (bold rectangular), Starfire by Kylie (oval) · 26 combinationsConfirmed
Samsung Galaxy GlassesGentle Monster (bold/disruptive), Warby Parker (classic/timeless) · more styles announced at July 22 UnpackedHighly expected