SammyGuru's exclusive specs put the number under the 46 to 50 gram estimates that circulated for months.
Samsung has now named a month but not a day or a price, and the first glasses have no display.
SamMobile reports Samsung will launch its smart glasses in November with Gentle Monster, Google and Warby Parker. Samsung has said only that they arrive later this year.
Two Samsung glasses models, SM-O200J and SM-O200P, are in the FCC database with nine more codes between them. Samsung still hasn't given a date or a price.
A UL Demko listing puts the Galaxy Glasses at 5W and names eleven model codes. Samsung still says fall 2026.
The panel would be smaller than a fingernail and show 16 shades per color channel. It is built for arrows and notifications.
The panel Samsung has asked for is 0.2 inches or smaller and renders 16 brightness steps per color, enough for arrows and not photographs.
Samsung's AI glasses disable recording if you cover the indicator light, which is close to what California's SB 1130 would require of any camera wearable sold in the state. The bill is not law yet, and the workaround people found on other glasses defeats the light rather than the statute.
An internal Samsung build adds a Glasses category to the battery widget, alongside Watch, Ring and Buds. It is the plainest sign yet that the phone is being readied for the hardware.
Samsung has now described its Android XR glasses as a companion to a phone four separate times, and the hardware matches the words. There is no display, and the paired handset does the AI work.
A specs leak called it in November 2024. Samsung showed the glasses at Unpacked twenty months later, still screenless.
Audio only this fall, a micro-LED pair codenamed Haean next year, at a rumored $600 to $900. Nothing is priced yet.
A 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 has been on record since November 2024. Samsung has not put a camera number on stage.
Look at a meeting whiteboard, ask Gemini to keep it, and it lands in Notes. That is the clearest use Samsung has shown.
Gentle Monster and Warby Parker designed the two launch frames. Samsung has not shown one under its own brand.
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