The Jinju smart glasses reportedly feature dual 12MP cameras, no display, and are expected to launch in the US for $379–$449 in 2026.
The glasses will focus on content creation and AI features, with heavy Gemini integration and running on the Android XR platform, competing with Meta and Google smart glasses.
Samsung is also developing Haean display smart glasses for 2027, as the smart glasses market heats up with new products from major tech companies.
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