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Apple AI Smart Glasses Launch 2026 Features Siri Cameras Compete Meta

Salman Akhtar
Last updated: 23 May 2025 17:15
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Apple is working on smart glasses that look like regular sunglasses but have hidden AI powers. These glasses will launch in late 2026 and aim to make everyday tasks easier. They will let you take photos get directions and talk to Siri without pulling out your phone. Unlike Apple’s fancy Vision Pro headset these glasses focus on simple helpful features instead of flashy augmented reality.

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What Apple’s Smart Glasses Can Do

See Hear and Help

The glasses will have small cameras and microphones so they can understand the world around you. For example, if you are lost, they can give directions by talking to you. If you see a sign in another language, the glasses can translate it instantly. Siri, Apple’s voice assistant, will be smarter and answer questions faster.

Take Photos and Videos

Like Meta’s Ray-Ban glasses, Apple’s version will let you snap photos or record videos with voice commands. You can share these directly to your iPhone or social media. Apple promises better quality and a more comfortable design than Meta’s glasses.

Lightweight and Easy to Wear

Apple knows people do not want heavy tech on their faces. The glasses will use special chips to save battery life and keep the frames light. Early testers say they feel like regular sunglasses but with hidden tech.

How Apple Makes the Glasses Safe and Private

Apple cares about privacy. The glasses will process most data on the device, not in the cloud. This means your photos and conversations stay private. You can also turn off the cameras and mics by pressing a button on the frames.

Why Apple Is Rushing to Beat Meta

Meta sold over 2 million Ray-Ban smart glasses, and Google is working on similar tech. Apple wants to catch up but do it better. The company stopped making a camera-equipped Apple Watch to focus on these glasses. Employees say Apple wants to avoid mistakes like the Vision Pro headset, which was too expensive and complicated.

Problems Apple Still Faces

Making AI work perfectly is hard. Apple is growing in artificial intelligence, though mainly Meta and Google currently rely on AI. Glasses ought to recognize everyday scenes quickly and with minimal impact on their battery. Apple is using new AI tools that could appear on its iPhones.

What People Think About Apple’s Glasses

Fans are excited but worry about the price. Meta’s glasses cost $300, but Apple’s could be higher. Others wonder if people will wear cameras on their faces all day. Apple’s focus on privacy might ease these fears.

Some tech experts say Apple is late to the game. Meta’s glasses already let you livestream and call friends. But Apple fans trust the brand to make tech that just works. As one analyst said, “If anyone can make smart glasses cool, it is Apple.”

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When Can You Buy Them

Apple plans to make thousands of test glasses by late 2025. If all goes well, the glasses will hit stores in late 2026. They might come in different styles and colors. While waiting, Apple fans can try the new camera-equipped AirPods coming next year.

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