Meta smart glasses 

For sharing 

Meta’s collaboration with Ray-Ban and Oakley focuses on blending fashionable eyewear with clever functionality. At first glance, they look like an ordinary pair of sunglasses, but they have tiny cameras and microphones. This means you can capture photos or record short videos without pulling out your phone, making it much easier to share moments instantly.

These glasses are particularly appealing for people who enjoy documenting their lives online. With direct links to Meta’s apps, such as Instagram and Facebook, content can be uploaded quickly and effortlessly. These smart glasses keep you connected while giving you an easy way to capture and share, all without pulling out your phone.

TCL NXTWEAR

For entertainment 

These smart glasses are designed to give you the feeling of having a cinema screen right in front of your eyes. When wearing the TCL NXTWEAR, instead of seeing the world around you, you’ll see a virtual screen that feels much larger than the phone or laptop it’s connected to.

For those who travel often, whether on trains, planes, or long commutes, this offers a practical way to enjoy films, TV shows, or even games without needing to carry around a separate screen. They work by plugging directly into your devices, so there’s no complicated setup. The technology creates a personal viewing space that’s private, comfortable, and immersive, making it ideal for anyone who wants to watch content on the move.

Apple Vision Pro

For immersion  

Apple’s Vision Pro takes things a step further by offering a headset that blurs the line between the real world and the digital world. Unlike simpler smart glasses, this is a fully immersive device that combines both augmented reality (adding digital elements to your surroundings) and virtual reality (creating a completely separate digital environment).

What makes the Vision Pro stand out is how natural the interaction feels. Instead of relying on hand-held controllers, it uses your eyes, hands, and even your voice to navigate. For example, you can look at an app, make a small hand gesture, and it will open. The Vision Pro is also deeply integrated with the Apple ecosystem, so it can link seamlessly with other Apple devices you already use.

This headset isn’t just for watching films or browsing the web—it’s pitched as a new kind of workspace, entertainment hub, and communication tool all in one. The experience is designed to be so immersive that you feel like you’re stepping into a new world, whether that’s for work, creativity, or leisure.

XREAL Air

For innovation  

XREAL Air is built around the idea of replacing traditional physical screens. These smart glasses enable users to enjoy the practicality of multiple screens without the weight or clutter of multiple devices and monitors. When you put them on, they can project virtual screens in front of you, which you can adjust to the size and position you prefer.

This is particularly useful for people who work remotely or frequently move between locations. Instead of being tied to a single desk setup, you can create your digital workspace wherever you are. Gamers and film enthusiasts can also benefit, as the glasses allow for big-screen experiences without needing to own a large television. Its focus on practicality makes it one of the most versatile options currently available.