
Brown 2 is the same G2 in a lighter tortoiseshell frame, so current owners can skip it. The 2.4.0 update that came with it lets any G2 answer from your own notes and past conversations.
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Brown 2 is the same G2 in a lighter tortoiseshell frame, so current owners can skip it. The 2.4.0 update that came with it lets any G2 answer from your own notes and past conversations.
Read the storyCEO Will Wang says the successor won't ship in 2026, and that the team building it has grown to as many as 400 people.
Read the storyEven Hub launched with more than 50 third-party apps. Meta still decides what its own glasses can do, one toggle at a time.
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$599
What it costs to buy. None of these need a subscription.
Weight
~36g
Grams on your face. Lower is lighter.
Battery life
~2 days
How long it lasts on its own, away from a charger.
Current list prices.
Weights are for the frame as sold, without a case or a charger.
Battery life can vary based on usage, settings and firmware version.
If not this one
You see through the display, and it runs Android XR.
The frames take photos and record video.
Meta AI answers using what the camera can see.
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Brown 2 is the same G2 in a lighter tortoiseshell frame, so current owners can skip it. The 2.4.0 update that came with it lets any G2 answer from your own notes and past conversations.
CEO Will Wang says the successor won't ship in 2026, and that the team building it has grown to as many as 400 people.
Even Hub launched with more than 50 third-party apps. Meta still decides what its own glasses can do, one toggle at a time.
Will Wang argues Meta and Google put cameras on glasses to feed AI training, not users.
The G2 weighs 38.5 grams and has no camera. Ray-Ban Meta owners are somewhere explaining themselves to a stranger.
Even Realities built smart glasses without a camera. Turns out that missing feature is the whole product.
Even Realities' G2 glasses let developers babysit AI code agents on their commute, because apparently that's what face computers are for.