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Samsung’s smart glasses just took their next step toward launch

Samsung's smart eyewear clears FCC hurdles for fall push.

Samsung’s smart glasses just took their next step toward launch

Samsung's smart glasses continue to advance toward their anticipated launch, as the company has recently registered two additional models with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The smart glasses are identified by the model numbers SM-O200J and SM-O200P, and both are expected to feature multiple variants. Samsung has been diligently working on smart glasses that can compete with Meta's offerings, with recent previews unveiled at the company's summer Unpacked event.

In a development reminiscent of Meta's partnership with Ray-Ban, Samsung is collaborating with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster to design these smart glasses. Although there is still information to be revealed about these wearable devices, the FCC listings have provided new insights into their progress.

Droid Life reported discovering two listings in the FCC database, corresponding to the two distinct styles of smart glasses being developed by Samsung. One of the listings likely pertains to the Warby Parker version, while the other is associated with the Gentle Monster collaboration.

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