Overview
Mentra Live is an open-source pair of AI glasses priced at $349, currently on sale with the first shipping batch scheduled for February 15, 2026. Running the open-source MentraOS platform, the device integrates an 8 MP camera supporting 1080p video recording, stereo speakers, and a 3-microphone setup designed for interacting with the Mentra AI assistant.
Designed without a visual display, the 43 g frame connects via WiFi and Bluetooth. The glasses deliver 12 hours of battery life on their own, and the included package features a charging case plus an Infinity Cable, which allows wearers to charge the device while using it. With an open-source SDK and the dedicated MiniApp Store, the platform is structured around community development and third-party applications.
Best for
Developers and enthusiasts seeking open-source AI glasses with an extensible app store and long battery options.
Pros
- Open-source MentraOS ecosystem with a full SDK and MiniApp Store.
- 12-hour battery life with continuous wearing support via the Infinity Cable.
- Lightweight 43 g design equipped with an 8 MP camera and 1080p video.
Cons
- Does not feature a built-in display.
- Requires a cable for continuous operation.
- First shipping batch delayed to mid-February 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
- How much do the Mentra Live cost?
- $349 (Includes glasses, charging case, and Infinity Cable.).
- When were the Mentra Live released?
- February 2026. Status: On sale.
- Do the Mentra Live have a display?
- No.
- Do the Mentra Live have a camera?
- Yes: 8 MP, video 1080p.
- How long does the Mentra Live battery last?
- 12 h.
- How much do the Mentra Live weigh?
- 43 g.