Oakley / Meta
Meta Vanguard
Sports-oriented camera glasses with Meta AI, open-ear audio and compatible fitness-device integrations.
$499
Product image: Even RealitiesEven Realities / AI glasses
G2
Camera-free display glasses for conversational prompts, translation, navigation and teleprompting.
See manufacturer
Frame, prescription and regional options affect the total; a current US configuration price was not verified. Source ↗
Sources checked November 4, 2026
Capabilities & specifications
Manufacturer specifications and disclosures. This profile is not a hands-on review or a security assessment.
- AI capabilities
- Conversational prompts, summaries, translation, teleprompting and navigation.[1] ↗
- Processing location
- AI features use the paired phone’s internet connection.[3] ↗
- Processor
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Sensors & inputs
- Four microphones and automatic brightness sensing; no camera.[1] ↗
- Display & output
- Binocular green micro-LED waveguide display, 640 × 350, 60 Hz.[2] ↗
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth LE 5.4.[2] ↗
- Memory & storage
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Battery or power
- 192 mAh glasses; up to two days of regular use, per manufacturer. Case supports seven charges.[2] ↗
- Software
- Even Realities app and Even AI.[1] ↗
- Subscription
- Not documented in reviewed sources
- Privacy & security disclosures
- Not documented in reviewed sources
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