Viture’s Vonder glasses skip the camera and start at $299
Viture’s new Vonder glasses have no camera and turn speech into text notes. They go on sale September 28 for $299 and ship in November.

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The Pro 2 sheds 20 percent of the old model's weight, and resolution and refresh rate are exactly what they were.
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Compare smart glassesCost over 3 years
$299
Device price plus up to three years of optional subscription.
Weight
63g
Grams on your face. Lower is lighter.
Battery life
USB-C powered; no internal battery, draws power from the connected device
How long it lasts on its own, away from a charger.
AirGo Elite costs $12.99 a month. It is optional. Over 3 years that is $468.
Unlimited AI and live translation as someone is speaking. The cheaper Premium plan is $4.99 a month and covers ChatGPT only.
DeviceOptional subscription
Weights are for the frame as sold, without a case or a charger.
Battery life can vary based on usage, settings and firmware version.
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Viture’s new Vonder glasses have no camera and turn speech into text notes. They go on sale September 28 for $299 and ship in November.
The Pro 2 sheds 20 percent of the old model's weight, and resolution and refresh rate are exactly what they were.
VITURE's $549 Beast XR glasses beat XREAL's $649 rival on brightness, then shipped with its two headline features disabled.