Warby Parker offers three frame styles: "Alden," "Reid," and "Wren," emphasizing practical and lightweight designs for everyday use. The color options are green, brown, and black, with the possibility to choose prescription lenses or sunglasses. The price starts at $395 (approximately 63,200 yen).
Intelligent Eyewear with Warby Parker | Samsung - YouTube
Intelligent Eyewear weighs approximately 41 grams and has a battery life of up to 9 hours. It can be charged up to 7 times using the included charging case. Equipped with a 12 million pixel ultra-wide-angle camera, it allows capturing HDR-processed photos and videos with image stabilization, and also enables enjoying music while listening to the surrounding sounds via open-ear speakers.
Intelligent Eyewear with Warby Parker | Samsung - YouTube
Intelligent Eyewear can be operated via voice command "Hey Gemini" or the touchpad on the frame. Users can navigate with Google Maps, add appointments to Google Calendar, send and receive messages, and even ask Gemini questions about scenes or objects captured by the camera without needing to take out their smartphone.
Google's real-time audio translation feature, integrated with Google Translate, supports over 70 languages and automatically detects the language the speaker is using. There is no need to pre-specify the source language, making it usable even in environments where multiple languages are spoken.
The Verge, a technology media outlet, highly praised the performance of the translation function after trying out Intelligent Eyewear. It was able to smoothly translate environments where French, Spanish, Korean, and German were flowing one after another, and accurately translated speech between an English speaker and a Thai speaker sitting at the same table. Unlike Meta's smart glasses, there was no need to pre-download language combinations to the smartphone.
Aubrey Lee, editor-in-chief of 9to5Google, also tried Intelligent Eyewear for about an hour and praised its almost indistinguishable appearance and comfort from regular glasses. Google has customized Gemini Live for smart glasses, aiming to shorten response times, simplify answers, and enhance integration with the camera. Lee mentioned that the response speed to voice commands has significantly improved compared to the demo he experienced in May 2026.
Regarding the camera, Google is reducing the processing load on the smart glasses by performing HDR processing and video stabilization on the smartphone side. Photos are instantly transferred to the smartphone via Wi-Fi, but videos are transferred during charging to conserve battery. The maximum recording time for videos is 90 seconds, and Lee expressed a positive first impression regarding the image quality of the photos taken.
Intelligent Eyewear is compatible with Pixel 7 series and later models, Samsung Galaxy series compatible models, and iPhone 13 Pro and later models. The price starts at $395 (approximately 63,200 yen) for the Warby Parker model and $449 (approximately 71,800 yen) for the Gentle Monster model. To use it, an account of a user aged 18 or older in the United States or South Korea is required, and there has been no announcement about its release in Japan as of the time of writing.
