Overview
Unveiled at CES 2025 and shipped to backers in April 2025, the Halliday Glasses are completely wireless HUD smart glasses. They integrate a Micro-LED projection display alongside built-in microphones, speakers, and Bluetooth connectivity, removing the need for any tethering cable.
The frames focus on hands-free productivity and audio-visual utilities through an integrated AI assistant. Users can set reminders, create cheatsheet content, record voice memos, and switch translation language pairs directly on the device. For everyday wear, the design accommodates prescription, sun, and photochromic lenses.
Priced at a $489 sale rate compared to their regular $499.00 USD price, the glasses come bundled with a free Smart Control Ring worth $69. By omitting an onboard camera, they deliver visual heads-up information while maintaining optical flexibility across different lens formats.
Best for
These glasses are best for users seeking a wireless Micro-LED heads-up display with AI assistance for quick reminders, notes, and translations without an integrated camera.
Pros
- Micro-LED projection display with integrated speakers and microphones
- Compatible with prescription, sun, and photochromic lenses
- Includes a free Smart Control Ring worth $69
Cons
- Currently sold out
- No integrated camera
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Frequently asked questions
- How much do the Halliday Glasses cost?
- $489 (Sale price, regular price $499.00 USD. Includes a free Smart Control Ring (worth $69).).
- When were the Halliday Glasses released?
- April 2025. Status: Sold out.
- Do the Halliday Glasses have a display?
- Yes: Micro-LED projection.
- Do the Halliday Glasses have a camera?
- No.