Leaked images from Android Headlines reveal that Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Glasses bear a striking resemblance to Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses. The device, codenamed "Jinju", is expected to be announced at Google I/O 2024 next month.
According to reports, the Galaxy Glasses will feature a Qualcomm Snapdragon AR1 processor, a 12-megapixel Sony IMX681 camera, a 155mAh battery, and bone conduction speakers. However, unlike some competitors, this model will not include a built-in display.
The pricing for the Galaxy Glasses is estimated to range between $379 and $499, aligning with Meta’s display-free Ray-Ban Meta Gen 2.
Samsung is reportedly reserving a micro-LED display for a more premium pair of glasses, codenamed "Haean", which is expected to launch in 2025.
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