At a glance
Smart glasses are one of the most useful new kinds of AI gadget. Some put an assistant and a camera in a normal-looking frame. Others put a giant virtual screen in front of your eyes.
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How we chose
We focused on glasses you can buy and use every day: battery life, comfort, camera quality, how useful the AI assistant is, and whether prescription lenses are available.
What to look for
- Camera or screen? Decide whether you want hands-free photos and an assistant, or a private big screen. Few glasses do both well yet.
- Comfort: you’ll wear them for hours, so weight and fit matter more than specs.
- Privacy: camera glasses show a light when recording. Be considerate in private places.
추천 Our개
1. Ray-Ban Meta (Gen 2)
추천 대상: Hands-free photos, calls, music and an AI assistant
They look like normal Ray-Bans, but take photos and video, play music, handle calls and let you ask Meta AI about what you're looking at. The second generation roughly doubles the battery life.
- Camera
- 12 MP, 3K video
- Battery
- Up to about 8 hours
- Assistant
- Meta AI
Pros
- Looks like ordinary glasses
- Great for first-person photos and video
- Prescription lenses available
Cons
- No display in the lens
- Privacy concerns from people around you
2. Oakley Meta HSTN
추천 대상: Running, cycling and outdoor use
The same AI camera glasses idea in a sportier Oakley frame, with water resistance and Prizm lenses for bright days.
- Camera
- 3K video
- Battery
- Up to about 8 hours
- Assistant
- Meta AI
Pros
- Sporty, secure fit
- Prizm lenses
- Long battery life
Cons
- Bolder look than Ray-Ban
- No display in the lens
3. Xreal One Pro
추천 대상: Movies, gaming and a portable work monitor
A different kind of smart glasses: they show a large virtual screen in front of you. Plug them into a phone, laptop or game console over USB-C for a private big screen anywhere.
- Display
- Virtual big screen
- Connects
- USB-C phone, PC, console
Pros
- Huge private screen on a plane or train
- Works with most USB-C devices
- Built-in screen stabilisation
Cons
- Needs a cable to a device
- No camera or AI assistant
자주 묻는 질문
What's the difference between AI glasses and AR glasses?
AI glasses like Ray-Ban Meta have a camera, speakers and an assistant but no screen. Display glasses like Xreal show a virtual screen but usually have no camera. A few newer models combine both.
Can I get smart glasses with my prescription?
Yes. Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta glasses can be fitted with prescription lenses, and Xreal offers prescription inserts.