Top Smart Glasses of 2024: Features, Pros, and Cons
By Ed Malaker
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The smartglasses movement has been booming since the start of 2024, and there are several models currently available with a wide range of features to suit any need and personality. Let’s take a look at some of the best options available right now.
Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses
Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses combine style and functionality in a name we’ve all come to know and respect. They have AI integration through Meta’s Look and Ask feature, which allows you to take hands-free photos and videos. They will also accept voice commands, so you can use them to keep up with your social media and other tasks.
- Pros: Attractive design, useful AI features, easy social media integration.
- Cons: Average audio quality, camera not as good as smartphones.
TCL RayNeo X2 Lite AR Glasses
We first got a glimpse of these amazing glasses at CES 2024. They feature a MicroLED display for AR overlays and real-time translation, which can be really handy when visiting new places. A virtual assistant will help guide you through your daily tasks, and the display provides an immersive experience with a large, easy-to-read display, making it a great choice for watching movies or reading articles.
- Pros: Advanced AR capabilities, real-time translation, AI assistant.
- Cons: Not compatible with all devices
XREAL Air 2 Ultra AR Glasses
The XREAL Air 2 Ultra offers six degrees of freedom (6DoF) AR experiences for Nebula for Mac Beta and 3DoF with XREAL Beam. These glasses are perfect for spatial computing and media consumption, providing high-resolution displays and immersive audio that will immediately draw you in. They feature the snapdragon processor and are compatible with most devices.
- Pros: Compact design, excellent AR capabilities, high clarity.
- Cons: More expensive, need additional accessories for full functionality.
Solos AirGo 3 Smart Glasses
Solos AirGo 3 smart glasses are perfect for integrating with ChatGPT for voice-activated responses. They feature SolosTranslate for real-time translation, helping to make it easier to communicate wherever you may be. They are designed for hands-free use, making them practical for various activities. These are also a great first pair for trying out the features.
- Pros: Voice interaction with AI, real-time translation, open-ear audio.
- Cons: Limited AR features, primarily focused on audio and translation.
Vue Lite 2
Vue Lite 2 smart glasses feature open-ear audio and are a perfect choice for anyone who enjoys listening to music throughout the day but doesn’t like to use earbuds or headphones. The audio sounds crystal clear, there are a few nice AI features, and the glasses come in many variations and prescriptions, making it easy for anyone to find the perfect pair.
- Pros: Comfortable, good battery life, affordable.
- Cons: No AR features, minimal smart functions.
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