If you really, really want to try AR smart glasses like right now, I have some advice. Are you ready? Here it is… you should ...

I first saw people using the Ray-Ban Meta Glasses at a press event a few years ago, and I will be honest, I thought it was a ridiculous concept. Taking photos with your glasses seemed like a need only ...

Meta’s in-lens smart glasses ship with a 600x600 screen and few apps, helping you decide if $800 makes sense. Meta’s new eyewear supports ...

See how the RayNeo X3 Pro smart glasses deliver a 43-inch virtual screen and 6,000 nits brightness, so you can enjoy clear AR ...

XREAL is back with its latest pair of AR glasses, the XREAL One, featuring IPD adjustments, Bose sound, and 5000 nits of brightness, along with a wide array of adjustments perfect for gaming, movies, ...

Every now and then, you review a product you can’t get along with in any way, shape or form. Sometimes, it’s about the quality of the hardware, but more often it’s about the philosophy of its makers.

No one's going to pay $380 for decent point-of-view video glasses and some trippy filters. But that's kind of the point of Snapchat Spectacles 3. They're merely a stepping stone toward true augmented ...

Nuance Audio glasses have hearing aids built into them. They're expensive but actually work for people with mild hearing loss.

The TCL RayNeo Air 2 XR is the latest pair of smart glasses to hit the market. Offering a 201-inch virtual screen, all housed in a pair of sunglasses, you can take a cinema experience on the go. They ...

Artificial intelligence has greatly changed the way we live our lives. Your smartphone is now way smarter, your earbuds can now do more than just play music to your ears, and finally, the same now ...

The Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses do not take long to impress. There is a quick setup process, charging (if necessary), and then ...