Samsung is gearing up to release smart glasses with AI integration

Samsung is set to enter a new market for wearable devices as it prepares to launch its first smart glasses. According to research firm Wellsen XR, the new product could arrive in late 2025 or early 2026.
Samsung is looking to enter a new market for wearable devices.
Production Plans
Samsung plans to produce 500,000 units of smart glasses in the third quarter of 2025. Instead of an ambitious tech leap, the company has decided to focus on a proven formula similar to the success of Meta* Ray-Ban Stories.
Technical Specifications
- Chips: Qualcomm AR1 Gen 1 for main processing and NXP for additional computation.
- Camera: 12-megapixel Sony CMOS sensor for photos, videos, code scanning and gesture recognition.
- Battery: 155 mAh battery providing moderate battery life.
- Weight: Lightweight – only 50 grams.
Software: bet on Google Gemini
The key advantage of the new glasses will be Google’s AI integration. Samsung is going to use Google’s Gemini platform instead of a similar system from Meta*.
- Gemini AI has already been proven to work in Google products like Gmail and Docs. Glasses will be able to utilize this power for a multitude of tasks, including access to custom AI agents.
- Android integration will provide a seamless experience with other Samsung devices such as smartphones and tablets.
Market Competition
Samsung will face competition not only from Meta*, but also from Chinese manufacturers such as Xiaomi, which is developing its own smart glasses.
Closure
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Samsung’s new smart glasses promise to be a functional and practical solution for integrating AI into everyday life, offering powerful tools and deep compatibility with the Android ecosystem. However, the success of the device will largely depend on its ability to compete with already popular solutions from Meta* and other manufacturers.
* Belongs to Meta, it is recognized as an extremist organization in Russia and its activities are banned.