The use of Artificial Intelligence is continuously increasing in the world of technology. Now after smartphones, glasses are also ready to play the role of AI assistant. Samsung and Google together have introduced new AI smart glasses. Their special thing is that users will not need to take out their phones from their pockets again and again to get small information, take photos or translate any language.
Google's Gemini AI Assistant has been provided in these smart glasses. These have been designed in collaboration with fashion brands Gentle Monster and Warby Parker. The company has introduced about 30 designs keeping in mind different preferences. Let us know the price, features and information related to the launch of these smart glasses in India.
You will be able to talk to Gemini AI without taking out your mobile.
The biggest feature of the new smart glasses of Samsung and Google is the Gemini AI assistant available in them. With its help, users can ask questions through voice and get instant answers. For example, if you are roaming in an unknown city and see a historical building in front, then you can get information about it only through glasses.
Not only this, they can also be used to understand other languages written in the menu of a restaurant. With the help of Google Maps, tasks like finding the route and understanding the information written on a board during a meeting will also be easy. Users will also be able to save important information in Samsung Notes.
12MP camera and 3K video recording facility (Gemini AI Glasses)
These smart glasses have a 12 megapixel HDR camera. With its help, users can take pictures of the scenes around them. Apart from this, video recording up to 30fps is supported in 3K resolution. At the same time, option up to 2K has been given for HDR video recording.
For audio, it has two open-ear speakers and four microphones. With their help, tasks like talking on phone calls, replying to messages and talking to AI assistants can be done.
Battery will last for 9 hours on a single charge
These Samsung smart glasses can prove useful in terms of battery also. According to the company, once fully charged the battery of the glasses can last for about 9 hours. At the same time, with the help of charging case, total battery backup can reach 72 hours.
For performance, it has Snapdragon AR1 Gen 1 processor. It comes with 2GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. The weight of the glasses is said to be approximately 41 grams. Apart from this, IPX4 rating has also been given, which provides protection from light water splashes.
How much has Samsung AI Smart Glasses been priced at?
The company has introduced these smart glasses in two different design collections. Their prices vary according to design and brand.
- Warby Parker Collection: Its starting price is $395 i.e. approximately Rs 37,000.
- Gentle Monster Collection: The price of this series is between 449 to 489 dollars. In Indian currency it is approximately Rs 42,000 to 46,000.
It is reported that their sales will start in America and South Korea from December 10, 2026.
This is how you will get information when the camera is turned on
Due to the presence of cameras in smart glasses, it is natural for people to raise questions about their privacy. Keeping this problem in mind, Samsung has provided an LED indicator in it. When the camera starts recording, this light comes on, so that the people present around will know that the glasses camera is being used.
According to the company, if someone tries to cover this indicator or there is a malfunction in the light, then there is a system to stop the recording of the camera.
When will Samsung's AI smart glasses be launched in India?
Currently, Samsung has introduced these smart glasses for the US and South Korea markets. No official date has been revealed by the company regarding their launch in India. Similarly, information about what their price will be in the Indian market has also not been given yet.
Overall, this offering from Samsung and Google can be special for those people who like to use AI technology in everyday tasks. If they are launched in India, it will be interesting to see how popular these smart glasses become as an alternative to smartphones.