Meet the XanderGlasses: a pair of smart glasses powered by the Vuzix Blade that provides people with hearing loss with real-time captions of conversations. These glasses don’t rely on on a smartphone or cloud to perform. In AR mode, captions are shown in your field of view seamlessly.

These glasses translate speech to text in real-time to make life easier for people with hearing disabilities. You can find out more here.

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The Vuzix M400C Smart Glasses are finally here. This is a pair of smart glasses with an autofocus HD camera for 1080p @ 60 fps streaming. It is IP67 rated. The M400C has a minimalist design. It comes with a head tracker with a 3-axis gyro, accelerometer, and compass.

The Vuzix M400C weighs less than 3 oz. It has 4 control buttons and a 2-axis touchpad with multi-finger support. This device functions as a USB-C peripheral that can attach to a portable computer or smartphone supporting USB-C DisplayPort Alt Mode.

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The Lenovo Glasses T1 lets you play games or stream videos from your mobile device for hours without worrying about running out of battery. It has 1080p resolution per eye and built-in speakers.

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Here is a pair of smart glasses that puts a 140-inch 1080p display @ 4m in your view. These TCL NXTWEAR G Smart Glasses have a lightweight design with 47 pixels per degree resolution. It has dual 1080p Sony FHD Micro OLED panel.  The TCL NXTWEAR G is compatible with any smartphone or tablet. It has a refresh rate of 60Hz to render videos smoothly.

The TCL NXTWEAR G weighs only 100g. It has an accelerometer, a gyroscope, a compass, and a P sensor. It has a transparent display but gives you full privacy.

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Meet the Rokid Air: a 4K AR glasses with voice control that puts a 120″ virtual screen in front of you for an immersive viewing experience. It can be used to play games, watch videos, and a whole lot more. The Rokid Air glasses has a smart assistant and can respond to your voice command.

These AR glasses are useful for people who wear glasses too. You can turn the focus adjustment knobs to see better without having to wear prescription lenses. You can use your phone to interact with content using gestures. Rokid Air is compatible with iOS and Android devices.

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Meet the TCL NXTWEAR G glasses: a pair of smart glasses with dual Sony micro LED screens ready for multi-screen collaboration. You can use this to play games, watch movies, and do a whole lot more. The NXTWEAR G glasses emulate a 140-inch display.

These glasses are ready for 3D 4K content. They are comfortable to wear and have an open fit design. NXTWEAR G is compatible with more than 100 smartphones and laptops.

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You can get these eyeglasses with up to 128GB storage. It has a removable arm for charging.

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Here is another pair of Bluetooth glasses that let you listen to music, take calls, and talk with your phone’s voice assistant conveniently. The Lyte Bluetooth 5.0 E-glasses features open ear audio, so you can listen to your audio content safely. It is IP56 water resistant and lasts up to 6.5 hours on battery.

You can answer calls, skip tracks, and use Siri by tapping on your glasses. More info is available here.

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Here is a smart pair of glasses that helps you stay connected. The Bosch Smartglasses Light Drive is compatible with curved and corrective lenses. It provides you with hand-free information, including navigation, calls, and notifications.

These glasses supports WhatsApp and WeChat. You can use them to manage your calendar, alarms, and checklists. They weight only 10g and offer bright images even in direct sunlight.

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Here is a pair of smart glasses that uses neurofeedback to measure your brain activity and a NASA algorithm to to track how relaxed, distracted, and focused. When you are distracted, the glasses darken. When you regain concentration, the glasses become clear.

At the end of each session, the Narbis tablet provides you with feedback on how well you were doing and the progress you are making as far as ability to stay concentrated.

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Meet the Norm Glasses: a pair of augmented reality glasses that look quite normal but let you record videos, take pictures, perform searches, and get directions in your view. You can interact with them using voice commands, touch panel, companion app, or head gestures.

Norm Glasses are Android based, so you can extend their functionality with apps. Norm uses offline voice recognition and has open ear stereo speakers.

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