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Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Gentle Monster / Warby Parker)

Release date: July 2026

Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Gentle Monster / Warby Parker)

Overview

Announced at Galaxy Unpacked in London on July 22, 2026, the Samsung Galaxy Glasses are audio and camera smart glasses scheduled for release in July 2026. Built in two frame styles, buyers can choose between a black, slim design from Gentle Monster and a brown, upswept brow frame from Warby Parker.

Running on Android XR and powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip, the device relies on Google Gemini for both cloud and on-device AI tasks. It features touch interaction alongside a 12 MP camera that supports live translation and live visual sharing. Connectivity is handled by Wi-Fi 7 and Bluetooth 5.3, with audio driven by directional speakers and a multi-mic array with AI noise cancellation.

Operating without an internal display, the glasses target users who want discreet ambient assistance. The hardware provides up to 9 hours of battery life, with an included charging case supplying 7 additional full recharges.

Best for

Users looking for stylish smart frames focused on Google Gemini AI assistance, live translation, and photo capture without a display.

Pros

  • Strong battery performance offering 9 hours of use plus 7 case charges.
  • On-device AI powered by Google Gemini and a Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 chip.
  • High-resolution 12 MP camera with live visual sharing and live translation.

Cons

  • Does not feature an integrated visual display.
  • Requires a cable for operation.
  • Pricing has not yet been announced.

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Frequently asked questions

When were the Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Gentle Monster / Warby Parker) released?
July 2026. Status: Announced.
Do the Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Gentle Monster / Warby Parker) have a display?
No.
Do the Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Gentle Monster / Warby Parker) have a camera?
Yes: 12 MP.
How long does the Samsung Galaxy Glasses (Gentle Monster / Warby Parker) battery last?
9 h, + 7 case charges.

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