Meet the Lucyd Antimatter XL Smart Sunglasses: a pair of Bluetooth open ear glasses that offer ChatGPT integration. These have a lightweight design with 4 speakers and dual noise cancelling microphones. They have two buttons that you can click or hold to change volume, skip music, and activate Siri and ChatGPT.

The Lucyd Antimatter XL sunglasses have UV400 lenses to give your eyes ample protection. The battery lasts up to 12 hours. You can use these glasses to get direction, change music, listen to a radio station, and even learn about quantum mechanics.

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These glasses are IPX4 water and sweat resistant. They deliver audio to your ears without covering them. Echo Frames let you do more without pulling out your phone. With multi-point pairing, you can connect two devices at the same time.

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Here is a pair of sunglasses that puts a 150-inch screen in your view. The TQSKY T1 AR Sunglasses has a 43-degree field of view and 1920 x 1080p resolution. It has 60Hz screen refresh rate and 1ms response time. The TQSKY T1 Smart Glasses have USB-C, USB and HDMI connectivity.

These glasses weigh only 79g, so you can easily wear them all day long. They are available in Dim Gray, Lime Green, Sharp Blues, and Passion Pink.

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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 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 Vuzix Blade 2: a smart pair of augmented reality glasses that keep workers connected. They are powered by a Qualcomm processor and run Android 11. They have 40GB of storage space. They feature WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. These AR glasses have in-temple stereo speakers and noise cancelling microphones.

The Vuzix Blade 2 has an autofocus HD camera for streaming video. It  has a 480 x 480p resolution display. You can interact with it using a 2-axis touchpad. The device also works with iOS and Android devices. It has a 3DOF head tracker and 3-axis gyro/accelerometer/compass.

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Here is another pair of augmented reality glasses that give you a more immersive viewing experience. The TQSKY T1 puts a 150-degree HD screen in front of you. It can be used with computers, tablets, phones, PS4, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch.

These AR glasses feature dual 1920×1080 binocular full HD display and 60Hz refresh rate. It is ready for drone pilots. The TQSKY T1 weighs only 79g, so you can wear it around comfortably. It is powered by an Arm Cortex A7 dual core processor. You can find out more about it here. 

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There are plenty of augmented reality glasses on the market but not all of them are exactly stylish. The INMO AIR is a pair of augmented reality glasses made for the fashion savvy. It weighs only 76g and helps you stay connected. It is based on Android 10 and supports prescription lenses. It has a quad core processor, 720p HD camera, and dual speakers.

INMO AIR comes with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity. It lets you stream video, take calls, and get GPS directions. It also comes with language translation with AI. It has a 6DOF motion sensor. Like what you see? You can find this project on Indiegogo.

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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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