Google launches Gemini Glasses for pre-order at $395 and they work with iPhone
Google is launching its $395 Gemini Glasses, the first AI-integrated smart glasses that work with iPhones, marking Google's direct entry into the mixed reality wearables market ahead of Apple Vision Pro and Meta Ray-Ban.
Google is launching its $395 Gemini Glasses, the first AI-integrated smart glasses that work with iPhones, marking Google's direct entry into the mixed reality wearables market ahead of Apple Vision Pro and Meta Ray-Ban.
The device incorporates the multimodal Gemini model for real-time object recognition, simultaneous translation and contextual assistance through voice commands, all in a conventional glasses format with a micro-OLED display.
Pre-sales begin on November 15 with shipments scheduled for January 2027. Google emphasizes privacy with local processing of sensitive data and indicator light when the camera is active.
Industry analysts see the Gemini Glasses as a strategic move to take conversational AI beyond the smartphone and compete directly in the spatial computing segment that Apple seeks to dominate.
Sources: blog.google/devices, 9to5google.com, Ars Technica, Quartz.
Originally published in Digitalia.
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